WWI Quiz 3

Question 1

Gallipoli Campaign

Answer 1

Quick Strike to Force Ottomans to Collapse; Launch of the Gallipoli Campaign- February 1915 to January 1916; Navy and Army Campaign; Significance: Proved Costly in Men and Arms, Formed ANZAC Identity, and Created Part of the Myth of Mustafa Kemal; If Victorious Other Bulgaria, Greece, and Romania Join the Entente

Question 2

Mustafa Kemal

Answer 2

Lt. Colonel Mustafa Kemal or Ataturk Lived from 1881 to 1938; Disliked by Young Turks; Significance- Rallied Ottoman Defenders, Reached Heroic Status, Father of Modern-Day Turkey

Question 3

ANZAC

Answer 3

Australian and New Zealand Army Corp; Formed by the British Empire between 1914 and 1918; Significance- Loss of Life in Gallipoli, Lack of British Support, and Mythologizing Heroism of ANZAC Soldiers Created Separate National Identities and ANZAC Day April 25

Question 4

Ottoman Threat

Answer 4

could attack the Suez; Feb 1915- 5,000 Turkish Troops assault across the Sinai, Ottomans close the Black Sea; Britain needed to get rid of them to balance out the Balkans, have access to Russians, and to knock the Ottomans out of the war entirely

Question 5

what is ali (ty)

Answer 5

cutie booty

Question 6

Vid on ANZAC & Gallipoli Campaign

Answer 6

https://youtu.be/G4j4is5Z2Yw?si=DndA-Ffc7BdqchsR

Question 7

Failure of Gallipoli

Answer 7

The Dardanelles was incredibly fortified with bombs and forts, so a purely navel attack was just weak; the ANZAC (first troops sent) were sent in as ground troops to capture Gallipoli peninsula (April 25) and were just obliterated; allowed Ottomans to gain confidence (Mustafa)