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How much do you know about World War I?

by María Ester Sánchez Martínez
1

Trench warfare was characterized by extensive trench systems on the Western Front.

2

The Russian Revolution occurred after the Treaty of Versailles.

3

The Triple Alliance was an alliance among France, Britain, and Russia before World War I.

4

A machine gun increased defensive power and caused very high casualty rates.

5

Submarine warfare involved using submarines to sink enemy ships and supply lines.

6

The Western Front was a major frontline region in northern France and Belgium where much trench fighting occurred.

7

The Battle of Verdun occurred in 1918 in France.

8

The Battle of the Somme was a quick victory with little casualties.

9

The United Nation was formed after World War I to try to prevent future global conflicts.

10

The Armistice of 11 November 1918 stopped the fighting in World War I.

11

The Ottoman Empire joined the Central Powers and fought in the Middle East and eastern Europe.

12

The Treaty of Versailles punished the Ottoman Empire with territorial losses, military restrictions, and reparations.

13

The Zimmermann Telegram proposed an alliance between United States and Mexico against Germany.

14

Total war refers to mobilizing entire societies, including civilians and industries, for war.

15

Propaganda is the use of media to influence public opinion and sustain war support.

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