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Term 1 + 2 KO Questions (Multiple Choice) Flashcards

1
Q

What is the belief in having strong armed forces called?

A) Militarism
B) Imperialism
C) Alliance

A

A) Militarism

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2
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What is an agreement between countries for mutual benefit?

A) Encirclement
B) Alliance
C) Conscription

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B) Alliance

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3
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What is extending a country’s power by colonizing other lands?

A) Nationalism
B) Militarism
C) Imperialism

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C) Imperialism

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4
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What intense patriotism involves exaggerated pride in one’s country?

A) Nationalism
B) Militarism
C) Conscription

A

A) Nationalism

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5
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What were countries with international influence and strong militaries called?

A) Great Powers
B) Big Three
C) Allies

A

A) Great Powers

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Q

What was the belief that alliances would prevent war?

A) Conscription
B) Balance of powers
C) Stalemate

A

B) Balance of powers

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7
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What does it mean for a country to be surrounded by enemies?

A) Encirclement
B) Conscription
C) Ultimatum

A

A) Encirclement

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8
Q

What was the competition to build more weapons called?

A) Schlieffen Plan
B) Arms race
C) Militarism

A

B) Arms race

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9
Q

What was Germany’s plan to defeat France quickly?

A) Schlieffen Plan
B) Conscription
C) Artillery

A

A) Schlieffen Plan

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10
Q

Who was the emperor of Germany during WWI?

A) Archduke Franz Ferdinand
B) Kaiser Wilhelm
C) Gavrilo Princip

A

B) Kaiser Wilhelm

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11
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What is forcing citizens to become soldiers called?

A) Conscription
B) Militarism
C) Stalemate

A

A) Conscription

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12
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What is it called when neither side can make progress in war?

A) Alliance
B) Stalemate
C) Armistice

A

B) Stalemate

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13
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What were the long ditches used by soldiers for protection?

A) Trenches
B) Artillery
C) Tank

A

A) Trenches

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14
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What were heavy guns and cannons known as?

A) Bombardment
B) Artillery
C) Gas

A

B) Artillery

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15
Q

What is a continuous attack with shells called?

A) Naval blockade
B) Bombardment
C) Encirclement

A

B) Bombardment

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16
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What is an agreement to stop fighting called?

A) Treaty
B) Armistice
C) Ultimatum

A

B) Armistice

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17
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What was the attempt to cut off German supplies by sea?

A) Naval blockade
B) Arms race
C) Annexation

A

A) Naval blockade

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18
Q

What poisonous weapon was used in WWI?

A) Artillery
B) Tank
C) Gas

A

C) Gas

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19
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What armored vehicle was introduced in WWI?

A) Tank
B) Artillery
C) Dreadnought

A

A) Tank

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Who led the British forces at the Battle of the Somme?

A) Archduke Franz Ferdinand
B) General Haig
C) Kaiser Wilhelm

A

B) General Haig

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21
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Who was assassinated in Sarajevo in 1914?

A) Kaiser Wilhelm
B) General Haig
C) Archduke Franz Ferdinand

A

C) Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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22
Q

Who was the assassin of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?

A) Gavrilo Princip
B) Kaiser Wilhelm
C) General Haig

A

A) Gavrilo Princip

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23
Q

What term describes taking land to add to a country?

A) Encirclement
B) Annex
C) Ultimatum

A

B) Annex

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24
Q

What is the Southeastern European region called?

A) Balkans
B) Great Powers
C) Allies

A

A) Balkans

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25
Q

What does brinkmanship mean?

A) Avoiding war
B) Fighting aggressively
C) Taking a risky stance

A

C) Taking a risky stance

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26
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What is a final demand before breaking relations?

A) Treaty
B) Ultimatum
C) Armistice

A

B) Ultimatum

27
Q

Who were the Big Three?

A) Germany, Italy, Russia
B) France, Britain, USA
C) France, Russia, Italy

A

B) France, Britain, USA

28
Q

What is a formal agreement between states?

A) Treaty
B) Alliance
C) Ultimatum

A

A) Treaty

29
Q

What part of the Treaty of Versailles involved Germany’s land?

A) Money
B) Blame
C) Land

A

C) Land

30
Q

To how many men was the German army reduced?

A) 100,000
B) 50,000
C) 150,000

A

A) 100,000

31
Q

How much money did Germany have to pay in reparations?

A) £1 billion
B) £6.6 billion
C) £10 billion

A

B) £6.6 billion

32
Q

What was Germany forced to accept in the Treaty?

A) Peace clause
B) War guilt
C) Balance of powers

A

B) War guilt

33
Q

What does the term “Dolchtoss” mean?

A) A betrayal
B) A victory
C) A treaty

A

A) A betrayal

34
Q

What does enfranchisement mean?

A) Right to vote
B) Right to own property
C) Right to protest

A

A) Right to vote

35
Q

What is a manifesto?

A) Law
B) Written aims
C) Propaganda

A

B) Written aims

36
Q

What term describes information used to promote a political point, often misleading?

A) Suffrage
B) Propaganda
C) Representation

A

B) Propaganda

37
Q

What term means the right to own land or property?

A) Property Rights
B) Representation
C) Enfranchisement

A

A) Property Rights

38
Q

What does representation mean?

A) Voting
B) Acting for others
C) Protesting

A

B) Acting for others

39
Q

What is suffrage?

A) Right to vote
B) Right to speak
C) Right to own property

A

A) Right to vote

40
Q

What are tactics?

A) Strategies
B) Slogans
C) Marches

A

A) Strategies

41
Q

What term describes peaceful campaigning?

A) Marches
B) Constitutional
C) Militant

A

B) Constitutional

42
Q

What is a march?

A) Property
B) Petition
C) Public protest

A

C) Public protest

43
Q

What does NUWSS stand for?

A) National Suffrage Union
B) Women’s Suffrage Society
C) Suffrage Organisation

A

B) Women’s Suffrage Society

44
Q

Who were suffragists?

A) Militant campaigners
B) Peaceful campaigners
C) Political leaders

A

B) Peaceful campaigners

45
Q

What was the Great Pilgrimage?

A) Religious march
B) Military march
C) Suffrage march

A

C) Suffrage march

46
Q

Who were suffragettes?

A) Peaceful protesters
B) Militant campaigners
C) Government officials

A

B) Militant campaigners

47
Q

What does militant mean?

A) Peaceful
B) Confrontational
C) Voting

A

B) Confrontational

48
Q

What organization did the Pankhurst family lead?

A) NUWSS
B) WSPU
C) Great Pilgrimage

A

B) WSPU

49
Q

What is terrorism?

A) Lawful protest
B) Property rights
C) Violent tactics

A

C) Violent tactics

50
Q

What was force feeding?

A) A protest tactic
B) A method to feed prisoners
C) A way to protest hunger strikes

A

B) A method to feed prisoners

51
Q

What was the ‘Cat and Mouse’ Act?

A) A re-arrest law
B) A voting law
C) A property law

A

A) A re-arrest law

52
Q

Who were the “Canary Girls”?

A) Nurses
B) Factory workers
C) Politicians

A

B) Factory workers

53
Q

What did the Representation of the People Act do?

A) Allowed women to work
B) Gave women the vote
C) Gave property rights

A

B) Gave women the vote

54
Q

What was the war effort?

A) Military funding
B) Civil support of troops
C) Government taxes

A

B) Civil support of troops

55
Q

What did munition factories produce?

A) Food
B) Uniforms
C) Weapons

A

C) Weapons

56
Q

Who was Annie Kenney?

A) Politician
B) Militant suffragette
C) Suffragist leader

A

B) Militant suffragette

57
Q

Who was Christabel Pankhurst?

A) NUWSS leader
B) Suffragist speaker
C) WSPU leader

A

C) WSPU leader

58
Q

Who led the WSPU?

A) Millicent Fawcett
B) Christabel Pankhurst
C) Emeline Pankhurst

A

C) Emeline Pankhurst

59
Q

Who was Emily Wilding Davidson?

A) Suffragette killed in 1913
B) Suffragist leader
C) Factory worker

A

A) Suffragette killed in 1913

60
Q

Who was Millicent Fawcett?

A) NUWSS leader
B) WSPU leader
C) Suffragette

A

A) NUWSS leader

61
Q

Who was Nancy Astor?

A) First female MP
B) Suffragist leader
C) Suffragette

A

A) First female MP

62
Q

What was the goal of the WSPU?

A) Peaceful protests
B) Militant tactics for the vote
C) Government work for women

A

B) Militant tactics for the vote

63
Q

Who argued militancy was counterproductive?

A) Emeline Pankhurst
B) Christabel Pankhurst
C) Millicent Fawcett

A

C) Millicent Fawcett

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