Term 1 + 2 KO Questions (Multiple Choice) Flashcards
What is the belief in having strong armed forces called?
A) Militarism
B) Imperialism
C) Alliance
A) Militarism
What is an agreement between countries for mutual benefit?
A) Encirclement
B) Alliance
C) Conscription
B) Alliance
What is extending a country’s power by colonizing other lands?
A) Nationalism
B) Militarism
C) Imperialism
C) Imperialism
What intense patriotism involves exaggerated pride in one’s country?
A) Nationalism
B) Militarism
C) Conscription
A) Nationalism
What were countries with international influence and strong militaries called?
A) Great Powers
B) Big Three
C) Allies
A) Great Powers
What was the belief that alliances would prevent war?
A) Conscription
B) Balance of powers
C) Stalemate
B) Balance of powers
What does it mean for a country to be surrounded by enemies?
A) Encirclement
B) Conscription
C) Ultimatum
A) Encirclement
What was the competition to build more weapons called?
A) Schlieffen Plan
B) Arms race
C) Militarism
B) Arms race
What was Germany’s plan to defeat France quickly?
A) Schlieffen Plan
B) Conscription
C) Artillery
A) Schlieffen Plan
Who was the emperor of Germany during WWI?
A) Archduke Franz Ferdinand
B) Kaiser Wilhelm
C) Gavrilo Princip
B) Kaiser Wilhelm
What is forcing citizens to become soldiers called?
A) Conscription
B) Militarism
C) Stalemate
A) Conscription
What is it called when neither side can make progress in war?
A) Alliance
B) Stalemate
C) Armistice
B) Stalemate
What were the long ditches used by soldiers for protection?
A) Trenches
B) Artillery
C) Tank
A) Trenches
What were heavy guns and cannons known as?
A) Bombardment
B) Artillery
C) Gas
B) Artillery
What is a continuous attack with shells called?
A) Naval blockade
B) Bombardment
C) Encirclement
B) Bombardment
What is an agreement to stop fighting called?
A) Treaty
B) Armistice
C) Ultimatum
B) Armistice
What was the attempt to cut off German supplies by sea?
A) Naval blockade
B) Arms race
C) Annexation
A) Naval blockade
What poisonous weapon was used in WWI?
A) Artillery
B) Tank
C) Gas
C) Gas
What armored vehicle was introduced in WWI?
A) Tank
B) Artillery
C) Dreadnought
A) Tank
Who led the British forces at the Battle of the Somme?
A) Archduke Franz Ferdinand
B) General Haig
C) Kaiser Wilhelm
B) General Haig
Who was assassinated in Sarajevo in 1914?
A) Kaiser Wilhelm
B) General Haig
C) Archduke Franz Ferdinand
C) Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Who was the assassin of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
A) Gavrilo Princip
B) Kaiser Wilhelm
C) General Haig
A) Gavrilo Princip
What term describes taking land to add to a country?
A) Encirclement
B) Annex
C) Ultimatum
B) Annex
What is the Southeastern European region called?
A) Balkans
B) Great Powers
C) Allies
A) Balkans
What does brinkmanship mean?
A) Avoiding war
B) Fighting aggressively
C) Taking a risky stance
C) Taking a risky stance
What is a final demand before breaking relations?
A) Treaty
B) Ultimatum
C) Armistice
B) Ultimatum
Who were the Big Three?
A) Germany, Italy, Russia
B) France, Britain, USA
C) France, Russia, Italy
B) France, Britain, USA
What is a formal agreement between states?
A) Treaty
B) Alliance
C) Ultimatum
A) Treaty
What part of the Treaty of Versailles involved Germany’s land?
A) Money
B) Blame
C) Land
C) Land
To how many men was the German army reduced?
A) 100,000
B) 50,000
C) 150,000
A) 100,000
How much money did Germany have to pay in reparations?
A) £1 billion
B) £6.6 billion
C) £10 billion
B) £6.6 billion
What was Germany forced to accept in the Treaty?
A) Peace clause
B) War guilt
C) Balance of powers
B) War guilt
What does the term “Dolchtoss” mean?
A) A betrayal
B) A victory
C) A treaty
A) A betrayal
What does enfranchisement mean?
A) Right to vote
B) Right to own property
C) Right to protest
A) Right to vote
What is a manifesto?
A) Law
B) Written aims
C) Propaganda
B) Written aims
What term describes information used to promote a political point, often misleading?
A) Suffrage
B) Propaganda
C) Representation
B) Propaganda
What term means the right to own land or property?
A) Property Rights
B) Representation
C) Enfranchisement
A) Property Rights
What does representation mean?
A) Voting
B) Acting for others
C) Protesting
B) Acting for others
What is suffrage?
A) Right to vote
B) Right to speak
C) Right to own property
A) Right to vote
What are tactics?
A) Strategies
B) Slogans
C) Marches
A) Strategies
What term describes peaceful campaigning?
A) Marches
B) Constitutional
C) Militant
B) Constitutional
What is a march?
A) Property
B) Petition
C) Public protest
C) Public protest
What does NUWSS stand for?
A) National Suffrage Union
B) Women’s Suffrage Society
C) Suffrage Organisation
B) Women’s Suffrage Society
Who were suffragists?
A) Militant campaigners
B) Peaceful campaigners
C) Political leaders
B) Peaceful campaigners
What was the Great Pilgrimage?
A) Religious march
B) Military march
C) Suffrage march
C) Suffrage march
Who were suffragettes?
A) Peaceful protesters
B) Militant campaigners
C) Government officials
B) Militant campaigners
What does militant mean?
A) Peaceful
B) Confrontational
C) Voting
B) Confrontational
What organization did the Pankhurst family lead?
A) NUWSS
B) WSPU
C) Great Pilgrimage
B) WSPU
What is terrorism?
A) Lawful protest
B) Property rights
C) Violent tactics
C) Violent tactics
What was force feeding?
A) A protest tactic
B) A method to feed prisoners
C) A way to protest hunger strikes
B) A method to feed prisoners
What was the ‘Cat and Mouse’ Act?
A) A re-arrest law
B) A voting law
C) A property law
A) A re-arrest law
Who were the “Canary Girls”?
A) Nurses
B) Factory workers
C) Politicians
B) Factory workers
What did the Representation of the People Act do?
A) Allowed women to work
B) Gave women the vote
C) Gave property rights
B) Gave women the vote
What was the war effort?
A) Military funding
B) Civil support of troops
C) Government taxes
B) Civil support of troops
What did munition factories produce?
A) Food
B) Uniforms
C) Weapons
C) Weapons
Who was Annie Kenney?
A) Politician
B) Militant suffragette
C) Suffragist leader
B) Militant suffragette
Who was Christabel Pankhurst?
A) NUWSS leader
B) Suffragist speaker
C) WSPU leader
C) WSPU leader
Who led the WSPU?
A) Millicent Fawcett
B) Christabel Pankhurst
C) Emeline Pankhurst
C) Emeline Pankhurst
Who was Emily Wilding Davidson?
A) Suffragette killed in 1913
B) Suffragist leader
C) Factory worker
A) Suffragette killed in 1913
Who was Millicent Fawcett?
A) NUWSS leader
B) WSPU leader
C) Suffragette
A) NUWSS leader
Who was Nancy Astor?
A) First female MP
B) Suffragist leader
C) Suffragette
A) First female MP
What was the goal of the WSPU?
A) Peaceful protests
B) Militant tactics for the vote
C) Government work for women
B) Militant tactics for the vote
Who argued militancy was counterproductive?
A) Emeline Pankhurst
B) Christabel Pankhurst
C) Millicent Fawcett
C) Millicent Fawcett
