5 Written Questions

1. suggested by Wilson in his Fourteen Points, goal to negotiate disputes and preserve peace among nations, US never joins, ineffective because there is no way to prevent war.
2. Central Powers
3. Austria-Hungary, Germany, and Italy's Alliance
4. territories administered by western powers until the powers feel that they are ready to become independent
5. the right of people to choose their own form of government

5 Matching Questions

1. Central Powers
2. Stalemate
3. No-man's land
4. Alfred Nobel
5. Convoy

1. a Austria-Hungary, Germany, Italy, and the Ottoman Empire fight against the Allies and lose.
2. b Inventor of dynamite; started an award to promote peace (Nobel Peace Prize)
3. c the open area between the opposing trench lines
4. d groups of merchant ships protected by warships
5. e a deadlock in which neither side is able to defeat the other

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Stalemate
   1. Battle of Gallipoli
   2. Battle of Caporetto
   3. Battle of Somme
   4. Battle of Tennenberg
2. payments for war damage
   1. Reparations
   2. Neutrality
   3. Conscription
   4. zeppelin
3. Assassinated Archduke of Austria, Franz Ferdinand
   1. Gavrilo Princip
   2. Atrocity
   3. Armistice
   4. Militarism
4. Central Powers
   1. Battle of Caporetto
   2. League of Nations
   3. Battle of Somme
   4. Battle of Verdun
5. opposition to all war
   1. Allies
   2. Militarism
   3. Mobilize
   4. Pacifism

5 True/False Questions

1. Allies → groups of merchant ships protected by warships

   True        False

2. Colonel T.E. Lawrence ("Lawrence of Arabia") → wanted to weaken Germany to prevent it from ever threatening France again, member of the "Big Three"

   True        False

3. Georges Clemenceau (French) → a system in which a group of nations acts as one to preserve the peace of all

   True        False

4. Francis Ferdinand → Archduke of Austria, Nephew of the emperor of Austria, visited Serbia and was assassinated, starting WWI

   True        False

5. zeppelin → a non-binding agreement to follow common policies

   True        False