Test #11 M.C. Flashcards

1
Q

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
Q

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
Q

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
Q

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
Q

The United States entered the war largely over the issue of

A

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
Q

Military opposition to the Red Army came from

A

the Ukrainian’s

26
Q

Why did the Allies have troops stationed in Russia

A

wanted to bring Russia back into the war. anti-communists

27
Q

What happened after the Bolsheviks seized the Winter Palace

A

the provisional government collapsed

28
Q

With great success, the new government used war communism to

A

get necessary supplies to the troops.

29
Q

From 1917 to 1921, Russia had gone from a monarchy to

A

a centralized state