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World War 1 (First level of understanding)Online version World War 1 (First level of understanding) by Vijo Gor 1 What triggered World War I? a A colonial revolt in Africa that escalated into a European war b A naval blockade imposed by the British Empire on German trade routes c The assassination of Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo in 1914 by Gavrilo Princip d The invasion of Belgium by the German Empire in 1914 to break French defenses 2 Who was Gavrilo Princip? a A young Bosnian Serb left-wing radical and anti-imperialist b A paid assassin hired by a foreign imperial power c A Serbian military officer acting on orders from the Serbian government d A nationalist aristocrat loyal to the Austro-Hungarian monarchy 3 Why did Gavrilo Princip assassinate the Archduke? a He wanted to strengthen the Serbian monarchy and expand its influence in the Balkans b He wanted to protect capitalism from socialist movements across South Slavic lands c He wanted to provoke a war to benefit another European empire d He wanted to end the occupation of Bosnian Serbian land and the lands of other South Slavs by the Austro-Hungarian Empire 4 What happened after the assassination? a The Austro-Hungarian Empire under the Habsburgs blamed Serbia and declared war, drawing in Russia and Germany b The Ottoman Empire declared war on Russia to protect its borders c Britain declared war on Austria-Hungary to defend Balkan independence d Serbia immediately surrendered and accepted permanent Austro-Hungarian occupation 5 What are the deeper causes of World War 1? a A religious conflict between Christian empires over sacred territory b A moral struggle between democracy and dictatorship across Europe c Ancient ethnic hatreds between European peoples that suddenly exploded into war d Competition between rival imperialist powers to expand power, land, colonies, and profit 6 Who were the two main sides in World War 1? a The Allies with Balkan states versus the Central Powers with colonial empires b The Allies with the British Empire, French Republic, Russian Empire versus the Central Powers with the German, Austro-Hungarian, and Ottoman Empires c The Allies with the United States and Japan versus the Central Powers with Britain and France d The Allies with Germany and Austria-Hungary versus the Central Powers with Russia and Serbia 7 Why was it called a World War? a Because fighting happened equally on every continent including Antarctica b Because European empires dragged their colonies in Africa and Asia into one global slaughter c Because it was the first war to use modern weapons everywhere d Because it involved every country in the world at the same level 8 Why did the United States enter the war near the end? a To protect small nations from imperial aggression b To end trench warfare and modern military violence c To show it was an important and growing empire d To defend democracy and human rights across Europe 9 What did bourgeois historians often call World War 1? a The War to End All Wars b The First Modern War c The Defensive War d The Great War 10 What did Marxists like Lenin call World War 1? a A necessary struggle to modernize Europe through violence b A patriotic war defending national independence c An imperialist war between feudal and capitalist empires sending proletarians to their deaths d A religious war between rival civilizations 11 What is imperialism? (First level of understanding) a When a class society builds empires by conquering and subjugating land and people b When countries trade freely with one another for shared benefit c When governments provide welfare to their populations d When cultures spread peacefully across borders 12 What is modern imperialism? (Leninist understanding) a A system where democracy spreads naturally through global trade b A peaceful cooperation between powerful nations c The highest stage of capitalism, when banks, corporations, and empires unite to conquer lands and clash with other empires d A decline of empires caused by excessive military spending 13 When did World War 1 take place? a From 1920 to 1924 b From 1914 to 1918 c From 1939 to 1945 d From 1905 to 1910 14 How many people died in World War 1? a Around 5 million people b Around 50 million people c Around 20 million people d Around 2 million people 15 Who died the most in World War 1? a Bankers and industrialists financing the war effort b Colonial governors and imperial administrators c Workers and peasants forced to fight other workers for kings, capitalists, and country d Kings and emperors leading armies directly at the front 16 What was the main way armies fought? a Trench warfare b Fast-moving cavalry battles across Europe c Guerrilla warfare in occupied cities d Naval warfare dominating all fronts 17 What were the trenches like? a Long, cold, muddy ditches with barbed wire and machine guns b Fortified cities protected by stone walls c Temporary camps used only during short attacks d Clean underground shelters designed for comfort and safety 18 What deadly weapons were used? a Only swords, rifles, and traditional artillery b Nuclear weapons and long-range ballistic missiles c Tanks, poison gas, machine guns, and war planes with machine guns d Drones and precision-guided bombs 19 What did Lenin say revolutionaries should do during WW1? a "Focus only on parliamentary reform!" b "Wait until after peace treaties to act!" c "Support your national governments without question!" d "Turn imperialist war into class war!" 20 What happened in 1917 that helped end the war? a The Russian Revolution, where workers and soldiers overthrew the feudal Russian Empire and capitalism b A decisive military defeat of Germany on the Western Front c A peace agreement signed by all empires d The entry of the United States into the war 21 What officially ended World War 1? a The abdication of the Russian Tsar b The founding of the League of Nations c The collapse of the Ottoman Empire d The Treaty of Versailles 22 What really ended World War 1? a Economic exhaustion alone b Revolts and revolutions where soldiers refused to fight and workers refused to keep ruling classes in power c Military victory achieved through superior strategy d Diplomatic negotiations between wise leaders 23 Which empires were destroyed after the war and revolutions? a No major empires collapsed b The Spanish and Portuguese Empires c The British, French, and Japanese Empires d The German, Russian, Ottoman, and Austro-Hungarian Empires 24 What happened with the South Slavic lands after World War 1? a They united as Yugoslavia but became a monarchy ruled by conservative landlords, generals, and capitalists b They were fully annexed by the German Empire c They remained under Austro-Hungarian rule after minor reforms d They became independent socialist republics led by workers and peasants

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World War 1 (First level of understanding)Online version

by Vijo Gor

What triggered World War I?

Who was Gavrilo Princip?

Why did Gavrilo Princip assassinate the Archduke?

What happened after the assassination?

What are the deeper causes of World War 1?

Who were the two main sides in World War 1?

Why was it called a World War?

Why did the United States enter the war near the end?

What did bourgeois historians often call World War 1?

What did Marxists like Lenin call World War 1?

What is imperialism? (First level of understanding)

What is modern imperialism? (Leninist understanding)

When did World War 1 take place?

How many people died in World War 1?

Who died the most in World War 1?

What was the main way armies fought?

What were the trenches like?

What deadly weapons were used?

What did Lenin say revolutionaries should do during WW1?

What happened in 1917 that helped end the war?

What officially ended World War 1?

What really ended World War 1?

Which empires were destroyed after the war and revolutions?

What happened with the South Slavic lands after World War 1?