100 multiple choice revision Flashcards

1
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What were the main causes for the outbreak of WW1?

A

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism and Nationalism

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2
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Who was in the triple alliance?

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Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy

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3
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Who was in the triple Entente?

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Britain, France and Russia

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4
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Name fields of conflict in WW1?

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The Dardanelles, The Western Front, The Italian Front and the Eastern Front

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5
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Name major battle areas of WW1.

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Somme, Ypres, Gallipoli, Passchendaele, Marne, Palestine and the North Atlantic

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6
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Name significant events of the gallipoli campaign,

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The Battle of Lone Pine, The charge at the Nek, The landing on April 25, 1915

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7
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How many troops were enlisted in the first AIF by December 1914?

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50,000 troops

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8
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Where did the last AIF train?

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Egypt

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9
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What is the highest medal of bravery in the British service?

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The Victoria Cross

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10
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What event first began hostilities in WW1?

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When Germany invaded Belgium

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11
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Why did the Gallipoli Campaign occur?

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To enable the allies to support Russian forces on the Eastern front.

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12
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The Gallipoli campaign ended by:

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Withdrawal of allied troops

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13
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The first action by Australian troops in WW1 occurred on:

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April 25th 1915

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14
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World War One ended on:

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11am, November 11th, 1918

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15
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The Treaty that officially ended WW1 was called:

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The Treaty of Versailles

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16
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The Treaty of Versailles has been called by historians:

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Too harsh and demanding on Germany after the war

17
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“The Big Four” at the treaty of Versailles were the leaders of:

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France, Britain, Italy, USA

18
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What role did Russia play in WW1?

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They fought Germany on the Eastern front in 1914-1917, but the Russian revolution led to Russia exiting the war

19
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What role did USA play in WW1?

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They officially joined the War in 1917 for the allies, and supplied arms from 1914-1918. They sent many troops from 1917-18 and this had a huge impact on ending the war.

20
Q

A statement that was NOT a component of the Anzac legend might have been:

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Anzac troops frequented brothels and bars often

21
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Some places where ANZACS fought in WW1 were:

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Gallipoli, Palestine, Belgium, Egypt, France, Sinai and Papua New Guinea