Europe on the Eve of War

Question 1

Which statement best describes the tsar’s point of view, as described in the passage?

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B: He worries that Russia will be forced into war by forces outside his control.

Question 2

What evidence from the telegram supports the tsar’s point of view about the coming war?

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B: the statement that he will soon be forced to act

Question 3

According to Germany’s point of view, what factors led to World War I? Check all that apply.

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B: the rise of imperialism; C: the assassination of the archduke; E: the mobilization of Russia’s military

Question 4

What is David Lloyd George's point of view on World War I?

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C: Nations did not understand how extensive the effects of the war would be.

Question 5

Which statement provides evidence that nations did not understand how extensive the war would be?

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D: “one can see now clearly that not one of them wanted war; certainly not on this scale”

Question 6

Based on the reading, what can be inferred about Germany’s position on the war?

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B: They thought that Germany was unfairly singled out for blame.

Question 7

How are these sources similar?

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C: Both suggest that the existence of large armies contributed to the start of the war.

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