World War I Essentials Quiz

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Froggy Jumps World War I Essentials QuizOnline version Key facts about WWI by Christina Rathbun 1 What was one major cause of World War I? a Nationalism b Trade c Industrialization 2 What is an alliance? a A group of countries working together b A peace treaty c A type of weapon 3 Which countries were part of the Central Powers? a Britain, France, Russia b Russia, Italy, Germany c Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire 4 Which event started World War I? a The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand b The invasion of France c The sinking of the Lusitania 5 Why did the assassination lead to a large war? a Countries wanted land b Alliances caused countries to join the conflict c The U.S. entered the war 6 What was trench warfare? a Fighting at sea b Fighting from long ditches in the ground c Fighting in the air 7 Why was trench warfare difficult? a Soldiers lived in harsh, dangerous conditions b It was fast-paced c It ended quickly 8 Why did the United States enter World War I? a To start the war b To gain land c Because Germany attacked ships like the Lusitania 9 How did the U.S. entering the war affect it? a It helped the Allies gain strength b It had no impact c It helped the Central Powers win 10 What was the armistice? a A battle b A weapon c An agreement to stop fighting 11 When did World War I end? a 1914 b 1917 c 1918 12 What was the Treaty of Versailles? a A military plan b a peace agreement ending the war c an alliance 13 How was Germany affected by the treaty? a It gained land b It was rewarded c it was punished harshly 14 What was the League of Nations? a A group formed to punish Germany b A group formed to keep the peace c A group formed to annoy Mrs. Rathbun 15 Why was the League of Nations weak? a Noah was not invited b It had no army to inforce the rules c It ended the war 16 Pride in one's country a Nationalism b Militarism c Rizz 17 Building strong armies and weapons a Nationalism b Trench Warfare c Militarism 18 Agreement between countried to help each other a Militarism b Nationalism c Alliance 19 Fighting from dug-out trenches a Riverbank High Basketball b Trench Warfare c Militarism

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World War I Essentials QuizOnline version

by Christina Rathbun

What was one major cause of World War I?

What is an alliance?

Which countries were part of the Central Powers?

Which event started World War I?

Why did the assassination lead to a large war?

What was trench warfare?

Why was trench warfare difficult?

Why did the United States enter World War I?

How did the U.S. entering the war affect it?

What was the armistice?

When did World War I end?

What was the Treaty of Versailles?

How was Germany affected by the treaty?

What was the League of Nations?

Why was the League of Nations weak?

Pride in one's country

Building strong armies and weapons

Agreement between countried to help each other

Fighting from dug-out trenches