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World War I Ends — Unit test Answers

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Which changes were part of the League of Nation’s mandate system? Check all that apply.

A
Turkey was granted independence.
B
Saudi Arabia was put under British control.
C
Iraq was granted independence.
D
Syria was placed under French control.
E
Egypt was placed under Spanish control.
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The most fundamental difference between the United Nations and the League of Nations was

A
mission.
B
membership.
C
leadership.
D
effectiveness.
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A
1919
B
1928
C
1933
D
1945
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What were the long-term effects of the League of Nations’ social initiatives?

A
They set the stage for other organizations to tackle global social issues.
B
They solved global social crises ranging from poverty to pollution.
C
They undermined the global social initiatives of the United Nations.
D
They convinced other organizations to focus on problems closer to home.
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This shows a timeline from 1820-1920.For how many years were tensions between European nations growing before WWI finally broke out?

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A
ninety years
B
fifty years
C
forty-five years
D
fifteen years
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How did Russia’s withdrawal affect the German war effort?

A
The withdrawal allowed Germany to make great gains on the Western Front.
B
The withdrawal inspired Germany to start negotiating for peace.
C
The withdrawal enabled Germany to focus its efforts on the Ottoman Empire.
D
The withdrawal enabled Germany to focus its efforts on the Western Front.
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How did a growing sense of nationalism contribute to the decline of the Ottoman Empire?

A
Ethnic rivalry caused military conflicts throughout the empire.
B
Some ethnic groups successfully declared their independence.
C
Ethnic groups wanted to remain part of the empire.
D
Ethnic rivalry weakened the resolve of the empire’s nationalism.
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What happened to President Wilson’s goal of granting self-determination after the war?

A
It was never realized.
B
It was applied in Europe, but not to colonies in Africa or Asia.
C
It resulted in colonies in Africa and Asia being granted independence.
D
It resulted in elections in Europe that did away with the League of Nations.
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What allowed countries to call up troops and move them quickly?

A
conscription
B
nationalism
C
militarism
D
mobilization
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Why did the Allies engage in propaganda efforts overseas?

A
to inspire people to support the Allied war effort
B
to encourage people to buy war bonds from the Allied nations
C
to recruit soldiers from neutral countries
D
to generate donations to reduce the need for rationing
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What were the main causes of World War I? Choose four answers.

A
nationalism
B
militarism
C
imperialism
D
pacifism
E
defeatism
F
alliances
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In the years leading to World War I, the spirit of nationalism increased competition among nations to do which of the following? Choose four answers.

A
build large military forces
B
convert nonbelievers to Christianity
C
expand their colonial empires
D
form military alliances
E
expand their economies
F
hold big antiwar demonstrations
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Which of these were common aspects of war efforts during World War I? Select three options.

A
rationing
B
war bonds
C
using schools as military facilities
D
child soldiers
E
women working in factories
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On June 28, 1914, the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria was assassinated by

A
special agents sent by Russia.
B
the German kaiser.
C
a Serbian nationalist.
D
a member of the British royal family.
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Why was the Russian army near collapse by 1916?

A
The army wanted Russia to become a province of Germany.
B
Russian workers had stopped producing needed goods.
C
Communists had seized the means of production.
D
The army was low on food, supplies, and ammunition.

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