Unit 6 world history Flashcards

1
Q

What country declares war first?

A

Austria -Hungary

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  1. While it was happening WWI was referred to as…
A

The Great War (couldn’t call it #1 because we didn’t know there would be a #2)

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3
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  1. What is a war of attrition?
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A war in which the outcome is decided by who loses the least men, not who gains the most territory

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4
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  1. Where was the war treaty signed?
A

Versailles, France

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5
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  1. What was the Zimmerman telegram?
A

Telegram from German leader asking for Mexico to attack the U.S.

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6
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  1. Who sent the Zimmerman telegram and who intercepted it?
A

Germany sent it
Britain intercepted it

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7
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  1. What was the name of the transport ship sunk by a German U-boat?
A

The Lusitania

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8
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  1. Who assassinated Franz-Ferdinand?
A

Gavrilo Princip

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9
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  1. Where was he from?
A

Bosnia

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10
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  1. What organization was Gavrilo Princip a part of and what was their purpose?
A

The Black Hand
Wanted to rid the Balkans of imperialist nations like Austria-Hungary

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11
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  1. Where is the “powder keg” of Europe?
A

The Balkans

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12
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  1. What 3 poisonous gasses were utilized during WWI?
A

Mustard Gas
Chlorine Gas
Phosgene Gas

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13
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  1. What was the selective service act? When was the last time it was used before WWI?
A

The Draft (mandatory service)
Last used during the Civil War

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14
Q
  1. Aerial biplane fights were also referred to as…
A

Dog Fights

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15
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  1. Which one of Wilson’s 14 Points made it into the Treaty?
A

The creation of the League of Nations

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16
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  1. Who were the Big 3 responsible for organizing the Treaty?
A

Britain
France
United States

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17
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  1. What was Woodrow Wilson’s international relations policy?
A

Non-interventionist (Neutral)

18
Q
  1. What was used to represent the Germans in most allied power propaganda?
A

Apes/Beasts (the Hun)

19
Q
  1. Who had the highest death toll of WWI and who had the lowest?
A

Highest = Russia
Lowest = U.S.

20
Q
  1. Why were the German trenches nicer than the British trenches?
A

The British predicted they would be home by Christmas
The Germans knew they would need the trenches for longer

21
Q
  1. The area between trenches is called…
A

No Man’s Land

22
Q
  1. What other than artillery killed millions of soldiers during WWI?
A

Spanish Influenza Pandemic

23
Q
  1. In 1914 this holiday caused a ceasefire between British and German troops…
24
Q
  1. Which one of Wilson’s 14 Points was used in the the Treaty of Versailles
A

The creation of the League of Nations

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25. What are the 4 causes of WWI?
Militarism Alliances Imperialism Nationalism
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26. Who were the Allied powers?
Russia Britain France United States
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27. Who were the 4 Central powers?
Germany Turkey Italy Austria-Hungary
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29. How did Germany participate in deciding the conditions of the Treaty?
They didn’t, they weren’t invited, just forced to sign
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29. What family ruled Russia before the Russian Revolution?
The Romanovs
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30. Who was the leader of the Bolsheviks during the Russian Revolution?
Vladimir Lenin
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31. What happened to the Romanov family after the Russian Revolution?
Nicholas, Alexandra, and their five children were all executed by the Bolsheviks.
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Zeppelins
Helped plan attacks and an aerial view of enemy territory
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Trench Foot
Caused the rotting of oxygen deprived tissue
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Maxim Gun
Shot 600 rounds per min., water cooled, required 4-6 soldiers to operate
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Dough Boys
American soldiers
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Unterseeboots
Vessel used to attack merchant traffic at enemy ports
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Country with the highest death toll of WWI
Russia
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Georges Clemenceau
President of France
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David Lloyd George
Prime Minister of Great Britain
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Woodrow Wilson
President of the United States
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Tsar Nicholas II
Tsar of Russia before the Russian Revolution