Test #11 M.C. Flashcards

1
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How did nationalism affect Europe’s great powers?

A

It caused competition among them

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2
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The nations of Europe were willing to _____ to preserve their power and the power of their allies.

A

use war

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3
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What is conscription?

A

military draft

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4
Q

Tensions increased in Europe after 1900 because

A

countries had built up large armies.

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5
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How did increased nationalism—which led to competition and then to war—affect workers?

A

Nations could use war as an excuse for using their militaries to suppress internal disorder.

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6
Q

Austria-Hungary feared that Serbia would

A

create a large Slavic state.

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7
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What two nations joined the conflict between Serbia and Austria-Hungary?

A

Russia and Germany

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8
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The Russian czar mobilized against Austria-Hungary because

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the Russian military leaders insisted.

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9
Q

The German military plan devised by General von Schlieffen required

A

war on two fronts

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10
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How did all the great powers of Europe end up in a war together?

A

Nations were drawn into the war to support one another.

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11
Q

Trench warfare consisted of

A

soldiers fighting the enemy from ditches

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12
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What happened to the war on the Western Front as a result of trench warfare?

A

The Western Front became a stalemate.

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13
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Why was “no-man’s-land” so dangerous?

A

Many soldiers were killed while crossing it.

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14
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Which type of warfare is based on wearing down the other side with constant attacks and heavy losses?

A

war of attrition

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15
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Why did both the Allies and the Central Powers welcome new allies to their side?

A

to get more help in the battles

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16
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The United States entered the war largely over the issue of

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unrestricted submarine warfare.

17
Q

The war became a total war in which wartime governments

A

set up planned economies

18
Q

Governments controlled dissent and censored the news in order to

A

maintain high morale and support for the war.

19
Q

What effect did the war have on women’s jobs

A

Women filled many jobs that men had held.

20
Q

The war aided the women’s movement because

A

women had gained new independence during the war

21
Q

What was one major cause of the Russian Revolution in 1917?

A

the czar’s decisions about the war and the economy

22
Q

Because of Rasputin’s influence on the czar and the court, Russian aristocrats

A

assassinated Rasputin

23
Q

The Bolsheviks worked to gain control of

A

the soviets

24
Q

Why did Lenin sign the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with Germany

A

he promised that Russia would pull out of the war.

25
Military opposition to the Red Army came from
the Ukrainian's
26
Why did the Allies have troops stationed in Russia
wanted to bring Russia back into the war. anti-communists
27
What happened after the Bolsheviks seized the Winter Palace
the provisional government collapsed
28
With great success, the new government used war communism to
get necessary supplies to the troops.
29
From 1917 to 1921, Russia had gone from a monarchy to
a centralized state