Question 1

The murder of the Austrian Archduke Ferdinand was motivated primarily by ___________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The murder of the Austrian Archduke Ferdinand...

Question 2

The m ost compelling cause of U.S. involvement in World War I was

Accepted Answer

A) the Archduke's assassination. 
B) unrestricted submarine warfare by Germany. 
C) the slaughter at Verdun. 
D) German violation of Belgian neutrality. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) the Archduke's assassination. 
B) unrestricted submarine warfare by Germany. 
C) the slaughter at Verdun. 
D) German violation of Belgian neutrality. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 3

During World War I, social changes included women's insistence on

Accepted Answer

A) returning to their traditional roles. 
B) gaining access to mechanical birth control. 
C) serving in the military. 
D) receiving equal pay for equal work. 
E) wearing pants in public. 
A) returning to their traditional roles. 
B) gaining access to mechanical birth control. 
C) serving in the military. 
D) receiving equal pay for equal work. 
E) wearing pants in public.

Question 4

The eventual amount assessed of Germany for wartime losses was

Accepted Answer

A) $33 billion. 
B) $23 million. 
C) $10 billion. 
D) $100 million. 
E) $25 million. 
A) $33 billion. 
B) $23 million. 
C) $10 billion. 
D) $100 million. 
E) $25 million.

Question 5

A major cause for the U.S. Senate's rejection of the Paris Treaties was

Accepted Answer

A) the issue of reparations. 
B) the war guilt clause. 
C) the lack of provision for freedom of the seas 
D) the occupation of the Saar. 
E) the League of Nations. 
A) the issue of reparations. 
B) the war guilt clause. 
C) the lack of provision for freedom of the seas 
D) the occupation of the Saar. 
E) the League of Nations.

Question 6

The Alpi ne front of the war involved only the countries of ____________________ and ____________________.

Accepted Answer

Italy, Aus

Question 7

Paragraph 231 of the Versailles Treaty dealt with

Accepted Answer

A) punishment of the defeated. 
B) territorial changes. 
C) responsibility for starting the war. 
D) reparations. 
E) the League of Nations. 
A) punishment of the defeated. 
B) territorial changes. 
C) responsibility for starting the war. 
D) reparations. 
E) the League of Nations.

Question 8

Term for identification: Anglo-French Entente

Accepted Answer

The term "Anglo-French Entente" refers t

Question 9

Term for identification: total war

Accepted Answer

The term "total war" refers to a conflic

Question 10

When referring to the Anglo-French Entente, what does entente mean?

Accepted Answer

A) Union. 
B) Declaration of War. 
C) Trade agreement. 
D) Understanding. 
E) Disagreement. 
A) Union. 
B) Declaration of War. 
C) Trade agreement. 
D) Understanding. 
E) Disagreement.

Question 11

Which o f the following best describes the involvement of the governments of the nations at war in the lives of their respective populations?

Accepted Answer

A) Not very involved 
B) Somewhat involved, but only in terms of a draft 
C) Moderately involved, but only in terms of increased taxation to fund the war effort. 
D) Very involved including food rations, government control of the economy and a draft 
E) Both B and C are correct. 
A) Not very involved 
B) Somewhat involved, but only in terms of a draft 
C) Moderately involved, but only in terms of increased taxation to fund the war effort. 
D) Very involved including food rations, government control of the economy and a draft 
E) Both B and C are correct.

Question 12

Term for identification: reparations question

Accepted Answer

The term "reparations" refers to the act

Question 13

Which countries formed the Triple Alliance of 1882?

Accepted Answer

A) Italy, Germany, and Austria. 
B) Russia, England, and France. 
C) Turkey Greece, and Egypt. 
D) Germany Turkey, and Japan. 
E) Russia, Japan, and China. 
A) Italy, Germany, and Austria. 
B) Russia, England, and France. 
C) Turkey Greece, and Egypt. 
D) Germany Turkey, and Japan. 
E) Russia, Japan, and China.

Question 14

Term for identification: successor states

Accepted Answer

The term "successor states" refers to th

Exam 40: World War I and Its Disputed Settlement

The murder of the Austrian Archduke Ferdinand was motivated primarily by ___________________.

The m ost compelling cause of U.S. involvement in World War I was

During World War I, social changes included women's insistence on

The eventual amount assessed of Germany for wartime losses was

A major cause for the U.S. Senate's rejection of the Paris Treaties was

The Alpi ne front of the war involved only the countries of ____________________ and ____________________.

Paragraph 231 of the Versailles Treaty dealt with

Term for identification: Anglo-French Entente

Term for identification: total war

When referring to the Anglo-French Entente, what does entente mean?

Which o f the following best describes the involvement of the governments of the nations at war in the lives of their respective populations?

Term for identification: reparations question

Which countries formed the Triple Alliance of 1882?

Term for identification: successor states

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