Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and Nationalism - the four main long-term causes of WWI. | Card: 2 / 44 |
True or False: The Triple Entente consisted of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy. | Card: 3 / 44 |
Which battle in 1914 stopped Germany's advance toward Paris? | Card: 7 / 44 |
Machine guns, artillery, and poison gas made crossing No Man's Land extremely dangerous. | Card: 10 / 44 |
Western Front had static trench warfare; Eastern Front had more fluid, mobile combat. | Card: 12 / 44 |
True or False: The United States entered WWI because of the Zimmerman Telegram only. | Card: 15 / 44 |
False. | Card: 16 / 44 |
What new weapons were introduced during WWI? | Card: 19 / 44 |
The _____ was a Serbian nationalist group that assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand. | Card: 21 / 44 |
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It sparked an arms race as European nations expanded militaries and weapon stockpiles. | Card: 24 / 44 |
False. It imposed severe penalties including territorial losses, military restrictions, and reparations. | Card: 28 / 44 |
The Russian Revolution overthrew the Tsarist regime, leading to communist control. | Card: 30 / 44 |
Which empires dissolved as a result of World War I? | Card: 31 / 44 |
Competition for colonies in _____ and _____ fueled European rivalries before WWI. | Card: 33 / 44 |
Partly because the United States never joined, weakening its authority and influence. | Card: 36 / 44 |
True. | Card: 40 / 44 |
Ethnic groups sought autonomy from empires like Austria-Hungary, creating regional tensions. | Card: 42 / 44 |
American manpower and resources significantly tipped the balance toward Allied victory. | Card: 44 / 44 |






