Question 1

Bolshevik Russia agreed to the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk,under which they ________.

Accepted Answer

A) gained the Baltic States 
B) received large amounts of money for reparations 
C) agreed to end the civil war 
D) yielded Finland,Poland,and Ukraine to Germany 
A) gained the Baltic States 
B) received large amounts of money for reparations 
C) agreed to end the civil war 
D) yielded Finland,Poland,and Ukraine to Germany

Question 2

The March Revolution in Russia,compared to that of November of the same year,was __________.

Accepted Answer

A) spontaneous 
B) bloody 
C) wider in scope 
D) more influenced by Marxist rhetoric 
A) spontaneous 
B) bloody 
C) wider in scope 
D) more influenced by Marxist rhetoric

Question 3

The diplomatic policies of General Leo von Caprivi and William II resulted in ________.

Accepted Answer

A) Germany becoming an enemy of Britain 
B) Germany and Britain drawing closer 
C) Germany and France drawing closer 
D) Germany becoming isolated from the rest of Europe 
A) Germany becoming an enemy of Britain 
B) Germany and Britain drawing closer 
C) Germany and France drawing closer 
D) Germany becoming isolated from the rest of Europe

Question 4

The notion of "a peace without ________" became a mockery when the Soviet Union and Germany were excluded from the peace conference.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The notion of "a peace without ________"...

Question 5

The Kingdom of Serbs,Croats,and Slovenes was also known as ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Kingdom of Serbs,Croats,and Slovenes was also...

Question 6

Following the tsar's abdication,Russia's parliament ________.

Accepted Answer

A) formed a provisional government with Western sympathies 
B) dissolved 
C) formed a provisional government with socialist leanings 
D) formed a provisional government with German sympathies 
A) formed a provisional government with Western sympathies 
B) dissolved 
C) formed a provisional government with socialist leanings 
D) formed a provisional government with German sympathies

Question 7

Rivalry in the Balkans became an international conflict when ________.

Accepted Answer

A) Germany attempted to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina 
B) Slavs in Bosnia and Herzegovina revolted against Turkish rule 
C) Serbia and Montenegro assisted the Slavs in the revolt against Turkish rule 
D) Russia became involved in the Slav revolt against Turkish rule 
A) Germany attempted to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina 
B) Slavs in Bosnia and Herzegovina revolted against Turkish rule 
C) Serbia and Montenegro assisted the Slavs in the revolt against Turkish rule 
D) Russia became involved in the Slav revolt against Turkish rule

Question 8

In March 1918,the last German offensive was stopped at ________.

Accepted Answer

A) Lorraine 
B) Normandy 
C) the Marne 
D) Alsace 
A) Lorraine 
B) Normandy 
C) the Marne 
D) Alsace

Question 9

In the peace talks that ended World War I,Germany ________.

Accepted Answer

A) was forced to accept terms dictated by the victors 
B) negotiated a few minor concessions 
C) negotiated several major concessions 
D) retained the right to station troops west of the Rhine River 
A) was forced to accept terms dictated by the victors 
B) negotiated a few minor concessions 
C) negotiated several major concessions 
D) retained the right to station troops west of the Rhine River

Question 10

What countries were expected to be barriers to the westward expansion of Russian communism?

Accepted Answer

A) Turkey,Iraq,Lebanon,and Palestine 
B) Turkey,Iraq,and Yugoslavia 
C) Poland,Romania,Yugoslavia,the Baltic states,and Czechoslovakia 
D) Poland,Romania,Turkey,and Iraq 
A) Turkey,Iraq,Lebanon,and Palestine 
B) Turkey,Iraq,and Yugoslavia 
C) Poland,Romania,Yugoslavia,the Baltic states,and Czechoslovakia 
D) Poland,Romania,Turkey,and Iraq

Question 11

The Balkan crises threatened what two empires?

Accepted Answer

A) Austrian and Ottoman 
B) Russian and Austrian 
C) British and Ottoman 
D) French and British 
A) Austrian and Ottoman 
B) Russian and Austrian 
C) British and Ottoman 
D) French and British

Question 12

The Russian Socialist parties organized workers into ________,or councils.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Russian Socialist parties organized workers into...

Question 13

Which of the following events are in the correct chronological order?

Accepted Answer

A) Russo-Japanese War,Congress of Berlin,Russo-Turkish War,and First and Second Balkan Wars 
B) Congress of Berlin,Russo-Japanese War,Russo-Turkish War,and First and Second Balkan Wars 
C) Russo-Turkish War,Russo-Japanese War,Congress of Berlin,and First and Second Balkan Wars 
D) Russo-Turkish War,Congress of Berlin,Russo-Japanese War,and First and Second Balkan Wars 
A) Russo-Japanese War,Congress of Berlin,Russo-Turkish War,and First and Second Balkan Wars 
B) Congress of Berlin,Russo-Japanese War,Russo-Turkish War,and First and Second Balkan Wars 
C) Russo-Turkish War,Russo-Japanese War,Congress of Berlin,and First and Second Balkan Wars 
D) Russo-Turkish War,Congress of Berlin,Russo-Japanese War,and First and Second Balkan Wars

Question 14

Woodrow Wilson called America's war aims the ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Woodrow Wilson called America's war aims the...

Question 15

The formation of the Triple Entente is best seen in light of the ________.

Accepted Answer

A) alliance between France and Russia 
B) German alliance with Russia 
C) creation of the Triple Alliance 
D) end of the Habsburg Empire 
A) alliance between France and Russia 
B) German alliance with Russia 
C) creation of the Triple Alliance 
D) end of the Habsburg Empire

Question 16

Which of the following was one of the demands made by Austria-Hungary to Serbia after the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand?

Accepted Answer

A) the formation of a military alliance with Austria-Hungary 
B) the elimination of anti-Austro-Hungarian materials in Serbian schools 
C) the suppression of Allied propaganda 
D) annexation into the Dual Monarchy 
A) the formation of a military alliance with Austria-Hungary 
B) the elimination of anti-Austro-Hungarian materials in Serbian schools 
C) the suppression of Allied propaganda 
D) annexation into the Dual Monarchy

Question 17

Most of Poland was carved out of the former ________.

Accepted Answer

A) Austro-Hungarian Empire 
B) Russian Empire 
C) Ottoman Empire 
D) German Empire 
A) Austro-Hungarian Empire 
B) Russian Empire 
C) Ottoman Empire 
D) German Empire

Question 18

General Leo von Caprivi's and William II's new alliance system ________ the risk of war.

Accepted Answer

The answer of General Leo von Caprivi's and William II's...

Question 19

The peace treaty signed in Paris in 1920 between Turkey and the Allies dismembered ________.

Accepted Answer

A) the Ottoman Empire 
B) the Byzantine Empire 
C) the Austro-Hungarian Empire 
D) Italy 
A) the Ottoman Empire 
B) the Byzantine Empire 
C) the Austro-Hungarian Empire 
D) Italy

Question 20

A main reason for popular discontent with the Russian provisional government in 1917-1918 was ________.

Accepted Answer

A) Kerensky's decision not to aggressively continue the war 
B) the resistance of embittered monarchists to a socialist premier 
C) widespread demands for the Bolsheviks to lead the country 
D) continuing shortages of food 
A) Kerensky's decision not to aggressively continue the war 
B) the resistance of embittered monarchists to a socialist premier 
C) widespread demands for the Bolsheviks to lead the country 
D) continuing shortages of food

Exam 26: Alliances, War, and a Troubled Peace

Bolshevik Russia agreed to the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk,under which they ________.

The March Revolution in Russia,compared to that of November of the same year,was __________.

The diplomatic policies of General Leo von Caprivi and William II resulted in ________.

The notion of "a peace without ________" became a mockery when the Soviet Union and Germany were excluded from the peace conference.

The Kingdom of Serbs,Croats,and Slovenes was also known as ________.

Following the tsar's abdication,Russia's parliament ________.

Rivalry in the Balkans became an international conflict when ________.

In March 1918,the last German offensive was stopped at ________.

In the peace talks that ended World War I,Germany ________.

What countries were expected to be barriers to the westward expansion of Russian communism?

The Balkan crises threatened what two empires?

The Russian Socialist parties organized workers into ________,or councils.

Which of the following events are in the correct chronological order?

Woodrow Wilson called America's war aims the ________.

The formation of the Triple Entente is best seen in light of the ________.

Which of the following was one of the demands made by Austria-Hungary to Serbia after the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand?

Most of Poland was carved out of the former ________.

General Leo von Caprivi's and William II's new alliance system ________ the risk of war.

The peace treaty signed in Paris in 1920 between Turkey and the Allies dismembered ________.

A main reason for popular discontent with the Russian provisional government in 1917-1918 was ________.

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