Ww1 Study Guide Flashcards

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Q

The assassination of this leader created the situation to start WW1

A

Archduke Francis Ferdinand

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The trench warfare of World War 1 began at the first battle in this city

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Marne

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The Russian leader who mobilized the army against Germany to start WW1

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Czar Nicholas II

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3
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The Russians Czar’s wife who was influenced by Rasputin

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Alexandria

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4
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One of the new states created after WW1

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Poland

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5
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WW1 became ———— or a war based on wearing the other side by constant attack

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War of attrition

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In Russia communists leaders enacted a policy of ———- in which government controlled banks, and industries, and seized grain from peasants in order to ensure regular supplies for the red army

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War communism

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WWI saw airplanes and tanks on the battlefield

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First time ever

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WWI was a ——– , meaning it involved a complete mobilization of resources and people

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Total war

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Under the leadership of ——–, the Bolsheviks became a party dedicated to violent revolution

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V.I Lenin

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——– became a spokesperson for a new world order based on democracy and international cooperation

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Woodrow Wilson

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11
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What caused the United States to join the war

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Unrestricted submarine warfare

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12
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The German advance towards Paris was halted at……

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Battle of Morne

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13
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——– the aggressive preparation for war, was growing along with nations armies

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Militarism

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14
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France approach for peace was guided in a large part by

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The desire of national security

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15
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Concession president Woodrow Wilson demanded at the Paris peace conference

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Creation of the League of Nations

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16
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In 1914 ——– was considered an act of war

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Mobilization’s of nations army

17
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The name of the group that conspired in the assassination of archduke Franz Ferdinand

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The black hand

18
Q

The western front was characterized by——

A

French warfare

19
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Germany Austria Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire where known as what ——

A

Central powers

20
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——- were councils composed of representatives from the workers and soldiers

21
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During WWI which person did Czar place in charge of the armies

22
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Why did Admiral Holtzendorf promise Emperor William II “not one American will land on the continent

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Convince emperor to continue unrestricted submarine warfare

23
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Under the leadership of Leon Trotsky soldiers in Russiaʼs Red Army who refused to obey orders were excused on the spot.

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At the First Battle of Marne, French troops were sent to the front lines in taxicabs.
True
25
Czar Nicholas IIʼs wife, Alexandria, was influenced by a man named Aleksander Kerensky.
False
26
The Triple Alliance included Italy, France, and Great Britain
False
27
Germany saw the mobilization of Russiaʼs army as an act of war
True
28
The United States entered the war after the sinking of the Titanic
False
29
Trench warfare frequently led to stalemates on the battlefield
True
30
A nation officially governed by another nation on behalf of the League of Nations
Mandate
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General who guided German military operations
Erich Ludendorf
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Declared that Germany and Austria were held responsible for starting the war
War guilt cause
33
Assassinated Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Gravilo Princip
34
urged Princess in the Middle East to revolt against their Ottoman overloads
Lawrence of Arabia
35
systems directed by government agencies in order to mobilize resources for the war effort
Pianned economies
36
Prim minister of Great Britain, who wanted to make Germany pay for the war
David Llyod George
37
wearing the other side down with constant attacks
War of attrition
38
Siberian peasant who influenced Alexandria
Grigory Rasputtin
39
Austria- Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria, and Ottoman Empire
Central powers