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War and Revolution: 1914–1919 - Global Conflict Unveiled

Explore the tumultuous era of World War I and its aftermath with key figures, alliances, and impacts on global stability. Witness the rise of influential leaders and pivotal events that shaped the course of history.

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War and Revolution: 1914–1919 - Global Conflict Unveiled

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  1. Chapter 27 The Great Break:War and Revolution, 1914–1919

  2. Question • The head of Germany’s War Raw MaterialsBoard was • Adolf Hitler. • Otto von Bismarck. • Walter Rathenau. • David Lloyd George.

  3. Answer • The head of Germany’s War Raw MaterialsBoard was • Adolf Hitler. • Otto von Bismarck. • Walter Rathenau. (correct) • David Lloyd George. Hint: See page 891.

  4. Question • Which of the following countries was NOT part of the Allies? • France • Japan • Britain • United States

  5. Answer • Which of the following countries was NOT part of the Allies? • France (correct) • Japan • Britain • United States Hint: See page 900.

  6. Question • President Wilson’s peace proposal was knownas the • Treaty of Versailles. • Fourteen Points. • Balfour Declaration. • Decree on Peace.

  7. Answer • President Wilson’s peace proposal was knownas the • Treaty of Versailles. • Fourteen Points. (correct) • Balfour Declaration. • Decree on Peace. Hint: See page 902.

  8. Question • As a result of the Moroccan crisis, European powers viewed which of the following countries as a threat to peace and stability? • France • Germany • Britain • Japan

  9. Answer • As a result of the Moroccan crisis, European powers viewed which of the following countries as a threat to peace and stability? • France • Germany (correct) • Britain • Japan Hint: See page 882.

  10. Question • When Nicholas II went to the field with the troops to fight, the government was taken over by • Vladimir Lenin. • Georges Clemenceau. • Rasputin. • Alexander Kerensky.

  11. Answer • When Nicholas II went to the field with the troops to fight, the government was taken over by • Vladimir Lenin. • Georges Clemenceau. • Rasputin. (correct) • Alexander Kerensky. Hint: See page 895.

  12. Question • Which of the following countries was NOTallowed to participate at the Paris peace conference in 1919? • Germany • Italy • Russia • France

  13. Answer • Which of the following countries was NOTallowed to participate at the Paris peace conference in 1919? • Germany (correct) • Italy • Russia • France Hint: See page 902.

  14. Question • Germany’s Auxiliary Service Law required all males between ________ and ________ to work only at jobs considered critical to the war effort. • 21; 45 • 17; 60 • 18; 50 • 20; 40

  15. Answer • Germany’s Auxiliary Service Law required all males between ________ and ________ to work only at jobs considered critical to the war effort. • 21; 45 • 17; 60 (correct) • 18; 50 • 20; 40 Hint: See page 891.

  16. Question • Which of the following countries was NOT part of the Three Emperors’ League? • Germany • Russia • Austria-Hungary • Italy

  17. Answer • Which of the following countries was NOT part of the Three Emperors’ League? • Germany • Russia • Austria-Hungary • Italy (correct) Hint: See page 881.

  18. Question • Lenin’s rivals were known as • Bolsheviks. • the Petrograd Soviet. • the Cheka. • Mensheviks.

  19. Answer • Lenin’s rivals were known as • Bolsheviks. • the Petrograd Soviet. • the Cheka. • Mensheviks. (correct) Hint: See page 898.

  20. Question • Which of the following types of war tactics resulted in millions of young soldiers losing their lives? • Guerilla warfare • Total war • Trench warfare • Cavalry tactics

  21. Answer • Which of the following types of war tactics resulted in millions of young soldiers losing their lives? • Guerilla warfare • Total war • Trench warfare (correct) • Cavalry tactics Hint: See page 888.

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