WH LUOA (7.22.2 Government and Popular Response to War Review) (Cam/Hannah) Flashcards

1
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What was the government’s and the public’s response to the outbreak of the Great War?

A

The government was shocked, Edward Grey said, “The lights of Europe have gone out and will not come on in our lifetime.” The populace however were happy about it, in every capital they were favoring the war.

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Why were socialists worried about the outbreak of the Great War? (pick 2)

The time it would take to fight

Believed it would bring change

The lives lost

War would only benefit the wealthy industries

A

Believed it would bring change

War would only benefit the wealthy industries

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3
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What statement best describes the idea of nationalism at the initial outbreak of the Great War? (pick 1)

patriotic
bitterness
apathy
sad

A

patriotic

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What happened to labor when the Great War broke out? (pick 10
Socialists began to form unions to support workers

People immediately were laid off to join the army

Labor strikes were discouraged

A

Labor strikes were discouraged

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When war initially broke out, when did people think the war would end?
  September 1914 
  August 1915
  Christmas 1914 
  January 1, 1915
A

Christmas 1914

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