Question 1

The disintegration of the German army forced ________ to abdicate on November 9,1918.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The disintegration of the German army forced...

Question 2

The Mensheviks eventually rejected the Russian provisional government because it ________.

Accepted Answer

A) failed to formalize a permanent government 
B) ordered the army to fire on demonstrators 
C) failed to control the army and purge reactionaries from the government 
D) banned worker collectives,or councils 
A) failed to formalize a permanent government 
B) ordered the army to fire on demonstrators 
C) failed to control the army and purge reactionaries from the government 
D) banned worker collectives,or councils

Question 3

How did the Versailles peace treaties set the basis for future conflicts in both Europe and the colonial world? Constructively critique the Treaty of Versailles.If the treaty had been written differently,do you think World War II could have been avoided? Explain.

Accepted Answer

The Versailles peace treaties, particula

Question 4

In 1911,Germany responded to a French intervention in Morocco by sending a warship,the Panther,to the Moroccan port of ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In 1911,Germany responded to a French intervention...

Question 5

The Big Four were ________.

Accepted Answer

A) the United States,Britain,France,and Italy 
B) the United States,Britain,Germany,and Japan 
C) the United States,Russia,France,and Germany 
D) the United States,Japan,France,and Italy 
A) the United States,Britain,France,and Italy 
B) the United States,Britain,Germany,and Japan 
C) the United States,Russia,France,and Germany 
D) the United States,Japan,France,and Italy

Question 6

The success of the Bolshevik coup of November 6 was surprising,given the group's _________.

Accepted Answer

A) small size 
B) association with the tsarist government 
C) criminal status 
D) decline in the early 1910s 
A) small size 
B) association with the tsarist government 
C) criminal status 
D) decline in the early 1910s

Question 7

The tsar and his family were murdered by ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The tsar and his family were murdered...

Question 8

How did the peace settlement after World War I address the underlying causes of the war? Examine both the causes of the war and their corresponding solutions,and assess the likelihood of the solutions succeeding or failing.

Accepted Answer

The peace settlement after World War I a

Question 9

At the Versailles peace talks,Germany signed a treaty ________.

Accepted Answer

A) accepting blame for World War I 
B) dividing the country into two separate nations: East Germany and West Germany 
C) requiring Germany to weaken itself militarily 
D) requiring Germany to join the League of Nations 
A) accepting blame for World War I 
B) dividing the country into two separate nations: East Germany and West Germany 
C) requiring Germany to weaken itself militarily 
D) requiring Germany to join the League of Nations

Question 10

Why did the United States enter World War I in 1917?

Accepted Answer

A) The Germans attacked CubA. 
B) The Germans started sinking U.S.ships again. 
C) The Germans bombed Rhode Island. 
D) The Germans sank the Lusitania. 
A) The Germans attacked CubA. 
B) The Germans started sinking U.S.ships again. 
C) The Germans bombed Rhode Island. 
D) The Germans sank the Lusitania.

Question 11

William II believed that dismissing Bismarck in 1890 would help him secure Germany's deserved "place in the ________."

Accepted Answer

The answer of William II believed that dismissing Bismarck in...

Question 12

Which phrase best characterizes Bismarck's view of Germany's relationship with France during the early 1870s?

Accepted Answer

A) mutually beneficial 
B) damage control 
C) friendly 
D) openly antagonistic 
A) mutually beneficial 
B) damage control 
C) friendly 
D) openly antagonistic

Question 13

The civil war between the Red Russians and White Russians ended in ________.

Accepted Answer

A) 1921,when the Red Army finally overcame the domestic opposition 
B) March 1918,with the acceptance of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk 
C) December 1917,when Russia signed an armistice with Germany 
D) 1921,when the Red Russians conceded defeat and signed a peace treaty with the White Russians 
A) 1921,when the Red Army finally overcame the domestic opposition 
B) March 1918,with the acceptance of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk 
C) December 1917,when Russia signed an armistice with Germany 
D) 1921,when the Red Russians conceded defeat and signed a peace treaty with the White Russians

Question 14

During the last three decades of the nineteenth century,________ chose to be isolated,but ________ was intentionally isolated by other European powers.

Accepted Answer

A) Britain;Russia 
B) Germany: France 
C) France;Russia 
D) Britain;France 
A) Britain;Russia 
B) Germany: France 
C) France;Russia 
D) Britain;France

Question 15

Colonel T.E.Lawrence played a key role in the war in ________.

Accepted Answer

A) the Middle East 
B) France 
C) West Africa 
D) Greece 
A) the Middle East 
B) France 
C) West Africa 
D) Greece

Question 16

Who was Rasputin?

Accepted Answer

A) the tsar 
B) a Russian nobleman who helped the tsar abdicate 
C) a faith healer who advised the tsar 
D) an aide to V.I.Lenin 
A) the tsar 
B) a Russian nobleman who helped the tsar abdicate 
C) a faith healer who advised the tsar 
D) an aide to V.I.Lenin

Question 17

Why were the opposing forces of World War I locked in a virtual stalemate until 1917? What broke the stalemate?

Accepted Answer

The opposing forces in World War I were

Question 18

What role did the formation of alliances play in the cause of World War I? How do you think World War I would have differed if the alliance system were not in play? Explain.

Accepted Answer

The formation of alliances played a sign

Question 19

World War I had what impact on colonization?

Accepted Answer

A) It led directly to decolonization. 
B) It completed the process of decolonization. 
C) It initiated new attitudes that would eventually bring about decolonization. 
D) It confirmed ties between colonies and colonizers. 
A) It led directly to decolonization. 
B) It completed the process of decolonization. 
C) It initiated new attitudes that would eventually bring about decolonization. 
D) It confirmed ties between colonies and colonizers.

Question 20

The battle casualties of World War I on all sides came to about ________.

Accepted Answer

A) 10 million dead and 15 million wounded 
B) 15 million dead and 10 million wounded 
C) 10 million dead and 20 million wounded 
D) 20 million dead and 15 million wounded 
A) 10 million dead and 15 million wounded 
B) 15 million dead and 10 million wounded 
C) 10 million dead and 20 million wounded 
D) 20 million dead and 15 million wounded

Exam 26: Alliances, War, and a Troubled Peace

The disintegration of the German army forced ________ to abdicate on November 9,1918.

The Mensheviks eventually rejected the Russian provisional government because it ________.

How did the Versailles peace treaties set the basis for future conflicts in both Europe and the colonial world? Constructively critique the Treaty of Versailles.If the treaty had been written differently,do you think World War II could have been avoided? Explain.

In 1911,Germany responded to a French intervention in Morocco by sending a warship,the Panther,to the Moroccan port of ________.

The Big Four were ________.

The success of the Bolshevik coup of November 6 was surprising,given the group's _________.

The tsar and his family were murdered by ________.

How did the peace settlement after World War I address the underlying causes of the war? Examine both the causes of the war and their corresponding solutions,and assess the likelihood of the solutions succeeding or failing.

At the Versailles peace talks,Germany signed a treaty ________.

Why did the United States enter World War I in 1917?

William II believed that dismissing Bismarck in 1890 would help him secure Germany's deserved "place in the ________."

Which phrase best characterizes Bismarck's view of Germany's relationship with France during the early 1870s?

The civil war between the Red Russians and White Russians ended in ________.

During the last three decades of the nineteenth century,________ chose to be isolated,but ________ was intentionally isolated by other European powers.

Colonel T.E.Lawrence played a key role in the war in ________.

Who was Rasputin?

Why were the opposing forces of World War I locked in a virtual stalemate until 1917? What broke the stalemate?

What role did the formation of alliances play in the cause of World War I? How do you think World War I would have differed if the alliance system were not in play? Explain.

World War I had what impact on colonization?

The battle casualties of World War I on all sides came to about ________.

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