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S E Name Class Date Outline Map Major Battles of World War I Directions: Locate and label the nations that were controlled by the Allies or the Central Powers, and at least seven major battle sites of World War I. Shade the nations in color to show the alliances. In the blank box, create a key for your finished map. You may use any map in the textbook chapter, unit opener, or Atlas for reference. N W 14

Section 1 Quiz Match the descriptions in Column I with the terms in Column II. Write the letter of the correct answer in the blank provided. Column I 1. a non-binding agreement to follow common policies 2. glorification of the military 3. provinces claimed by both Germany and France 4. a final demand Column II a. ultimatum b. neutrality c. entente d. militarism e. Alsace and Lorraine 5. the policy of not taking sides in a war 6. Which nations made up the Triple Alliance? a. Germany, Britain, France c. Germany, Russia, Austria-Hungary b. Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary d. Germany, Britain, Russia 7. Which of the following was a major cause of rising international tensions in the early 1900s? a. the first modern Olympic games c. competition for colonial territories b. Britain s small navy d. the First Universal Peace Conference 8. Why were Serbian nationalists angry when Francis Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary visited Bosnia? a. They did not want him to c. They thought he supported the succeed to the throne. Slavs over the Serbs. b. They wanted Bosnia to join d. They saw the Austrians as the Russian empire. oppressive foreign rulers. 9. For which of the following reasons did Russia join in World War I? a. Austria declared war on Serbia, and Russia was its ally. b. Russia did not want Germany and Austria to gain new lands. c. The British government asked Nicholas II to take sides. d. William II sent an insulting telegram to Nicholas II. 10. What was the Schlieffen Plan designed to avoid? a. Britain s involvement in the war c. a war with Belgium b. a war on two fronts d. an alliance with Russia 2

Section 2 Quiz Fill in the blank in each sentence with the letter of a word or phrase from the box. Not all the items in the box will be used. Each answer can be used only once. a. stalemate b. zeppelin c. U-boat d. convoy e. Dardanelles f. T. E. Lawrence 1. The caused great damage to British shipping. 2. For protection, the Allies would organize supply ships into a. 3. World War I soon settled into a, in which neither side could gain victory. 4. Turkey cut off Allied supply lines by closing the. 5. Germany used the to bomb England. 6. What was the main result of the first Battle of the Marne? a. It shifted attention to the war in Italy. b. It ended France s hopes for a quick victory on the Western Front. c. It ended Germany s hopes for a quick victory on the Western Front. d. It allowed the French and British to attack Austria-Hungary. 7. Which of the following had the greatest impact on the outcome of the war? a. submarines c. tanks b. poison gas d. zeppelins 8. What countries battled each other on the war s Eastern Front? a. Germany and Austria-Hungary c. Russia and Britain b. Germany and Russia d. Austria-Hungary and Turkey 9. Which statement describes an important change during the war? a. The Ottoman empire joined the Allies. b. Austria-Hungary retreated after a defeat at Tannenberg. c. Defeat at Caporetto led the Germans to ask for peace. d. The Ottoman empire joined the Central Powers. 10. T. E. Lawrence played a key role in a. the development of the tank. c. deportating Armenians. b. the air defense of England. d. the war in the Middle East. 3

Section 3 Quiz Match the descriptions in Column I with the terms in Column II. Write the letter of the correct answer in the blank provided. Not all items in Column II will be used. Each can be used only once. Column I 1. requiring people to serve in the military or other service 2. a horrible act against innocent people 3. an agreement to end fighting 4. focusing all of a nation s resources on war 5. spreading ideas in support of a cause Column II a. total war b. conscription c. Lusitania d. propaganda e. atrocity f. armistice 6. How did Germany respond to the British naval blockade? a. It warned the British to break off c. It prevented all radio reports relations with Mexico. from reaching France and Britain. b. It used U-boats to sink ships d. It launched a propaganda war. carrying supplies to Britain. 7. How did women help in the war effort? a. They worked in war industries. c. They organized wartime blockades. b. They fought on the front lines alongside men. d. They voted to support their leaders. 8. What was the immediate result of Russia s withdrawal from the war? a. Russia instituted a democratic c. The Allies overthrew the tsar. government. b. Germany concentrated its forces d. Bread riots erupted into a on the Western Front. revolution in Russia. 9. What event boosted Allied morale in 1917? a. The Zimmermann telegram c. The Fourteen Points passed revealed German weakness. in the Senate. b. V. I. Lenin of Russia signed the d. The United States joined the war. Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. 10. What were the Fourteen Points? a. Roosevelt s plans for ending war b. an agreement between the Allies and Central Powers c. Wilson s terms for ending the war and future wars d. Lenin s program for a democratic Russia 4

Section 4 Quiz Write a short definition for each term. 1. pandemic 2. reparations 3. radicals 4. collective security 5. mandate 6. The Big Three included the leaders of a. France, Britain, and the United c. Germany, France, and Britain. States. b. France, Italy, and the United d. the United States, Russia, and States. Britain. 7. The Treaty of Versailles a. forced France to pay c. forced Germany to pay reparations. reparations. b. blamed the war on Serbia d. was written by Woodrow and Austria-Hungary. Wilson alone. 8. Which problem threatened the peace in postwar Europe? a. Germany s insistence on c. the principle of collective taking over parts of Austria security b. Italy s demands for much of d. many overlapping claims to the old Ottoman empire territory 9. Which of the following countries was created following the war? a. Switzerland c. Scotland b. Yugoslavia d. Bulgaria 10. The League of Nations was weakened because a. Britain and France refused to join it. b. Woodrow Wilson did not support it. c. the United States refused to join it. d. it did not provide collective security. 5

Section 5 Quiz Fill in the blank in each sentence with the letter of a word or phrase from the box. Not all the words in the box will be used. Each answer can be used only once. a. proletariat b. soviet c. Cheka d. commissar 1. In many cities, socialists set up a council of workers and soldiers called a. 2. A taught Communist party principles and loyalty to army units. 3. The consisted of a growing class of factory and other urban workers. 4. The Communists created an organization of secret police known as the. 5. Two factors that led to the tsar s abdication were a. food shortages and victory in c. Rasputin s influence and the battle. speeches of Marx. b. food shortages and defeat in d. the power of the Duma and the battle. November Revolution. 6. The leader of the Bolsheviks was a. Karl Marx. c. Alexander Kerensky. b. Gregory Rasputin. d. V. I. Lenin. 7. Why did Lenin adapt Marxist ideas to Russian conditions? a. Russia did not have a large c. Russia was a wealthy country, force of rural workers. rather than a poor one. b. Russia did not have a large d. Russia was ruled by a tsar, force of urban workers. not by an elected body. 8. In November 1917, the Bolsheviks seized power from a. the provisional government. c. Lenin s government. b. the tsar s government. d. the Communist government. 9. Which one of these events occurred first? a. The tsar stepped down. c. Russia entered World War I. b. The Bolsheviks gained power. d. Civil war erupted in Russia. 10. The New Economic Policy of 1921 a. outlawed all capitalist activities. c. provoked armed resistance. b. allowed small businesses to d. led to severe food shortages and reopen for private profit. a drop in production. 6