WWI Midterm: True or False

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Quiz on causes, weapons, and Versailles facts.

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WWI Midterm: True or FalseOnline version Quiz on causes, weapons, and Versailles facts. by Simone Ellis 1 The Zimmermann Telegram helped bring the United States into World War I. Yes No 2 U-boat submarine warfare led to the development of convoy systems to protect ships. Yes No 3 Alsace-Lorraine remained under German control after the war. Yes No 4 The Treaty of Versailles banned only Germany from building any submarines. Yes No 5 Germany gave Austria-Hungary unconditional support, the 'blank cheque'. Yes No 6 The United States joined WWI primarily because it wanted to safeguard its colonial possessions. Yes No 7 The War Guilt Clause was Article 226. Yes No 8 The Treaty of Versailles imposed the War Guilt Clause forcing Germany to accept sole responsibility. Yes No 9 Tanks were never used on the Western Front. Yes No 10 Military restrictions in Versailles limited the German army to 100,000 men. Yes No

WWI Midterm: True or FalseOnline version

Quiz on causes, weapons, and Versailles facts.

by Simone Ellis

The Zimmermann Telegram helped bring the United States into World War I.

Yes

U-boat submarine warfare led to the development of convoy systems to protect ships.

Yes

Alsace-Lorraine remained under German control after the war.

Yes

The Treaty of Versailles banned only Germany from building any submarines.

Yes

Germany gave Austria-Hungary unconditional support, the 'blank cheque'.

Yes

The United States joined WWI primarily because it wanted to safeguard its colonial possessions.

Yes

The War Guilt Clause was Article 226.

Yes

The Treaty of Versailles imposed the War Guilt Clause forcing Germany to accept sole responsibility.

Yes

Tanks were never used on the Western Front.

Yes

Military restrictions in Versailles limited the German army to 100,000 men.

Yes

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WWI Midterm: True or False

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WWI Midterm: True or FalseOnline version

by Simone Ellis

The Zimmermann Telegram helped bring the United States into World War I.

U-boat submarine warfare led to the development of convoy systems to protect ships.

Alsace-Lorraine remained under German control after the war.

The Treaty of Versailles banned only Germany from building any submarines.

Germany gave Austria-Hungary unconditional support, the 'blank cheque'.

The United States joined WWI primarily because it wanted to safeguard its colonial possessions.

The War Guilt Clause was Article 226.

The Treaty of Versailles imposed the War Guilt Clause forcing Germany to accept sole responsibility.

Tanks were never used on the Western Front.

Military restrictions in Versailles limited the German army to 100,000 men.

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