Exam 25: War and Revolution
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The Japanese and American economies prospered during World War I.
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Which of the following was not a term of the peace treaty ending World War I?
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The modern innovation of trench warfare made the battlefields of World War I seem deceptively sanitary.
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Germany countered the British naval blockade with ______________.
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What made the Treaty of Versailles problematic in achieving its goals of a lasting peace?
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Military planners expected World War I to be long and involved because of new weapons and technology.
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An English officer named T.E. Lawrence dressed in Arab clothing and fought the Turks.
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Which of the following ideologies was most responsible for the onset of World War I?
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-Russian Civil War
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The stalemate of trench warfare arose in the West at which site of battle?
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In 1915, in an attempt to break the deadlock of trench warfare, Germany developed what weapon?
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-Espionage and Sedition Acts
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How did the nation-states of Europe take an active role in promoting war operations at the outset of World War I?
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Which country joined the Triple Alliance as part of the Central Powers later in the war?
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Radical Socialists in Germany, Rosa Luxembourg and Karl Liebknecht, supported Germany's nationalistic declaration of World War I.
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The first instance of genocide during World War I was seen in which of the following?
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