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The largest country created after world war I between Germany and Russia was _____.
Poland
Syria was a ______ of France after the war.
mandate
Which side had the most colonial troops serving their mother countries during World War I?
the Allies
Gavrilo Princip was a _____ who lived in ______.
Serb / Bosnia
When the czar gave up power, he ____ the throne.
abdicated
At the start of World War I, which country had the most powerful army?
Germany
At the start of World War I, which country had the most powerful navy?
Great Britain
The strategy of the Gallipoli Campaign was to get a _____ _____ to Russia.
supply line
Allied propaganda described the ____ committed by the German army against innocent civilians in Belgium.
atrocities
The treaty which ended Russia's participation in WWI was the Treaty of ___ ____.
Brest-Litovsk
The name of the democratic govenment imposed on Germany by the Versailles Treaty was the ____ Republic.
Weimar
A deadly ____ of influenza swept around the world killing 20 million, twice the number killed by the war.
pandemic
Mandates were created from former Ottoman territory in the Middle East as a result of the ____ Declaration.
Balfour
The spark that set in motion the events of World War I was the _____ in Sarajevo.
assassination
Prior to the break out of war, women activists demonstrated, and even resorted to terrorist acts, to gain ____.
suffrage (right to vote)
As a protest to gain the right for women to vote, Emily Davison was killed when she ......
allowed herself to be run down by the king's race horse.
he organized the Arabs to fight effectively against the Ottoman Turks within the Middle East
T. E. Lawrence
The actual date of the official end of all fighting in World War I was _____
November 11, 1918
(11:00 AM)
The British prime minister who helped negotiate the final peace treaty in Paris was _____
David Lloyd George
The American president who was the first ever to leave the country while still in office when he attended the Paris peace talks was ______
Woodrow Wilson
Another name for the Balkans was the _____ because of ethnic tensions and nationalistic ambitions.
Powder Keg of Europe
What did Serbia have in common with Russia?
both were Slavic
How did Lenin get back into Russia in 1917?
on a sealed railroad car
What country helped Lenin return to Russia?
Germany
The two opposing sides in the Russian civil war which followed the November Revolution were ____
Reds (Bolsheviks)
Whites (democratic)
How did Rasputin win the trust of the wife of czar Nicholas II, Alexandra?
he promised that he could keep Alexi safe
he was known as a womanizer and a heavy drinker, but also as a holy man with influence over the Russian emperor
Gregory Rasputin
The government that held power in Russia after the czar lost power and until the Bolshevik takeover was called the _____.
Provisional Government
The right hand man of Vladimir Lenin was _____.
Leon Trotsky
He was the in power in Russia until Lenin and the Bolsheviks took power by force.
Alexander Kerensky
Russia's greatest strength during World War I was in there _____
large population
The type of warfare which developed early in World War I, due to the murderous killing capacity of the machine gun, was called _____.
trench warfare
The British ship that was sunk by a German U-boat was called the ____.
Lusitania
Which country was promised the southwestern United States in return for joining the war on the side of Germany?
Mexico
Japan joined World War I on the side of the _____, despite it's recent war against Russia.
Allies
The German pilot known as the Red Baron was _____.
Manfred Von Richthofen
The US was determined to remain ____ during the first three years of World War I.
neutral