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