World War 1 - Review Test Thursday 12/16
When did WW1 take place? 1914 - 1918
Why? The Great War The War to End All Wars The First World War World War 1
Primary Source Eyewitness NOT Textbook Encyclopedia Biography, Novel, etc. YES Diary entry, letter, photograph
Which of the following is a primary source on WW1 Historical fiction novel Biography of Woodrow Wilson Textbook description of trench warfare Letter from a soldier fighting in the trenches Encyclopedia article about causes of WW1
Yellow Journalism Exaggerated news stories Influence public opinion Led to Spanish-American War
M.A.I.N. causes of WW1 Europe – powder keg. M.A.I.N. M. = Militarism A. = Alliances I. = Imperialism N. = Nationalism
Militarism The policy of building up a strong military force to prepare for war.
Alliances When countries/governments team up and work together. Usually for protection against common enemies.
Imperialism The policy by which one country takes control of the economic and political affairs of another country or region.
Nationalism Pride in or devotion to one’s country.
WW1 = The Spark Immediate cause of the war. Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary shot and killed by a Serbian.
Chain Reaction Austria Hungary -> Serbia Russia -> Austria Hungary Germany -> Russia France -> Germany Germany -> France (through Belg) Great Britain -> Germany
Why did US get involved? The SPARK   Zimmerman Telegram Germany tells Mexico to invade US if we get involved Germany tells Mexico to get help from Japan Underlying cause Submarine attacks by Germany
Trench Warfare Type of fighting during WW1 in which both sides dug trenches protected by barbed wire and land mines.
No Man’s Land The stretch of land between the trenches.
New technology Planes Zeppelins Poison Gas Machine Guns Barbed wire Tanks
Treaty of Versailles War ended -11 th  hour, 11 th  day, 11 th  month Germany gets blame Germany loses land Germany – no military Germany – no alliances Germany – pay damages
14 Points Woodrow Wilson’s plan for after the war. Main purpose –  prevent future wars. Included the creation of the League of Nations
League of Nations Plan to meet and settle disputes before a war starts. Problems: No way to enforce the league’s decisions The US never joined Congress refused.
Put in correct order Germany sinks Lusitania War ends  Archduke Ferdinand assassinated Treaty of Versailles World War 1 starts Zimmerman Telegram US gets involved Archduke assassinated World War 1 begins Lusitania sunk Zimmerman Telegram US gets involved War ends Treaty of Versailles

World war 1 test review

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    World War 1- Review Test Thursday 12/16
  • 2.
    When did WW1take place? 1914 - 1918
  • 3.
    Why? The GreatWar The War to End All Wars The First World War World War 1
  • 4.
    Primary Source EyewitnessNOT Textbook Encyclopedia Biography, Novel, etc. YES Diary entry, letter, photograph
  • 5.
    Which of thefollowing is a primary source on WW1 Historical fiction novel Biography of Woodrow Wilson Textbook description of trench warfare Letter from a soldier fighting in the trenches Encyclopedia article about causes of WW1
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    Yellow Journalism Exaggeratednews stories Influence public opinion Led to Spanish-American War
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    M.A.I.N. causes ofWW1 Europe – powder keg. M.A.I.N. M. = Militarism A. = Alliances I. = Imperialism N. = Nationalism
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    Militarism The policyof building up a strong military force to prepare for war.
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    Alliances When countries/governmentsteam up and work together. Usually for protection against common enemies.
  • 10.
    Imperialism The policyby which one country takes control of the economic and political affairs of another country or region.
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    Nationalism Pride inor devotion to one’s country.
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    WW1 = TheSpark Immediate cause of the war. Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary shot and killed by a Serbian.
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    Chain Reaction AustriaHungary -> Serbia Russia -> Austria Hungary Germany -> Russia France -> Germany Germany -> France (through Belg) Great Britain -> Germany
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    Why did USget involved? The SPARK Zimmerman Telegram Germany tells Mexico to invade US if we get involved Germany tells Mexico to get help from Japan Underlying cause Submarine attacks by Germany
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    Trench Warfare Typeof fighting during WW1 in which both sides dug trenches protected by barbed wire and land mines.
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    No Man’s LandThe stretch of land between the trenches.
  • 17.
    New technology PlanesZeppelins Poison Gas Machine Guns Barbed wire Tanks
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    Treaty of VersaillesWar ended -11 th hour, 11 th day, 11 th month Germany gets blame Germany loses land Germany – no military Germany – no alliances Germany – pay damages
  • 19.
    14 Points WoodrowWilson’s plan for after the war. Main purpose – prevent future wars. Included the creation of the League of Nations
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    League of NationsPlan to meet and settle disputes before a war starts. Problems: No way to enforce the league’s decisions The US never joined Congress refused.
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    Put in correctorder Germany sinks Lusitania War ends Archduke Ferdinand assassinated Treaty of Versailles World War 1 starts Zimmerman Telegram US gets involved Archduke assassinated World War 1 begins Lusitania sunk Zimmerman Telegram US gets involved War ends Treaty of Versailles