Question 1

What best describes the psychic consequences of World War I and the effects on both civilian and military populations?

Accepted Answer

A) disgust and anger 
B) confusion and depression 
C) all-consuming fear of the unknown 
D) disillusionment and betrayal 
E) confusion and anger 
A) disgust and anger 
B) confusion and depression 
C) all-consuming fear of the unknown 
D) disillusionment and betrayal 
E) confusion and anger

Question 2

All of the following geographical areas saw conflict during World War I EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) France and Belgium 
B) China and Southeast Asia 
C) In Russia from the Baltic to Aegean seas 
D) Italy and Austria-Hungary 
E) European colonial possessions in Africa 
A) France and Belgium 
B) China and Southeast Asia 
C) In Russia from the Baltic to Aegean seas 
D) Italy and Austria-Hungary 
E) European colonial possessions in Africa

Question 3

Why did Russia withdraw from World War I in 1917?

Accepted Answer

A) The Russian armies ran into supply problems at the front lines. 
B) The Russian government was overthrown by internal revolutions. 
C) The Russians defeated the Germans at Tannenberg and the Maurian Lakes. 
D) The Germans continued unrestricted submarine warfare. 
E) The Germans sued Russia for peace to end a war on two fronts. 
A) The Russian armies ran into supply problems at the front lines. 
B) The Russian government was overthrown by internal revolutions. 
C) The Russians defeated the Germans at Tannenberg and the Maurian Lakes. 
D) The Germans continued unrestricted submarine warfare. 
E) The Germans sued Russia for peace to end a war on two fronts.

Question 4

Term for identification: Fourteen Points

Accepted Answer

The term "Fourteen Points" refers to a p

Question 5

Term for identification: total war

Accepted Answer

The term "total war" refers to a conflic

Question 6

What was considered the major  weakness of the League of Nations?

Accepted Answer

A) The United States never joined the organization. 
B) The League had no means of enforcing protections written into the treaties. 
C) The borders assigned to countries across Europe made no sense. 
D) Germany was refused admission to the League, which fueled further hatred. 
E) League members often were at odds with each other because of major differences. 
A) The United States never joined the organization. 
B) The League had no means of enforcing protections written into the treaties. 
C) The borders assigned to countries across Europe made no sense. 
D) Germany was refused admission to the League, which fueled further hatred. 
E) League members often were at odds with each other because of major differences.

Question 7

The Europ ean leaders who turned against Wilson in Paris and pushed for tougher treaties were ____________________ of Britain, ____________________ of France, and ____________________ of Italy.

Accepted Answer

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Question 8

What event was a direct result of the home fronts'  participation  in the war effort?

Accepted Answer

A) The installation of a Marxist regime in Moscow. 
B) Women gained the right to vote as a reward for service. 
C) A wave of nihilism swept through Europe. 
D) The ideals fought for were clear and implemented in postwar Europe. 
E) The science and progress of the pre-war period continued. 
A) The installation of a Marxist regime in Moscow. 
B) Women gained the right to vote as a reward for service. 
C) A wave of nihilism swept through Europe. 
D) The ideals fought for were clear and implemented in postwar Europe. 
E) The science and progress of the pre-war period continued.

Question 9

____________________  meant full mobilization of the civilian population .

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________  meant full mobilization of the civilian...

Question 10

British economist John Maynard Ke ynes deemed the Versailles Treaty a(n)____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of British economist John Maynard Ke ynes deemed...

Question 11

How did W oodrow Wilson's idealistic principles carry over into the final Paris Treaties ending World War I? What sentiments did the treaties actually reflect? Describe and evaluate the changes that occurred.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 12

What was the significant difference between the Paris treaties and the US treaties with each defeated nation?

Accepted Answer

A) The US treaties eliminated the issue of reparations. 
B) The US treaties eliminated the war-guilt clause. 
C) The Paris treaties lacked the provision for freedom of the seas. 
D) The Paris treaties eliminated the occupation of the Saar. 
E) The US treaties eliminated the League of Nations clause. 
A) The US treaties eliminated the issue of reparations. 
B) The US treaties eliminated the war-guilt clause. 
C) The Paris treaties lacked the provision for freedom of the seas. 
D) The Paris treaties eliminated the occupation of the Saar. 
E) The US treaties eliminated the League of Nations clause.

Question 13

What was the total  amount assessed to Germany for wartime losses?

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 14

What word did John M. Keynes use to describe the Paris treaties?

Accepted Answer

A) constructive 
B) lenient 
C) destructive 
D) practical 
E) harsh 
A) constructive 
B) lenient 
C) destructive 
D) practical 
E) harsh

Question 15

Describe the causes of World War I including both the proximate and remote causes.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 16

Which two countries emerged as major powers at the end of World War I?

Accepted Answer

A) Russia and the United States 
B) Russia and Japan 
C) Britain and the United States 
D) Japan and the United States 
E) Britain and France 
A) Russia and the United States 
B) Russia and Japan 
C) Britain and the United States 
D) Japan and the United States 
E) Britain and France

Question 17

All of the following were considered successor states EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) Poland 
B) Austria 
C) Yugoslavia 
D) Bulgaria 
E) Czechoslovakia 
A) Poland 
B) Austria 
C) Yugoslavia 
D) Bulgaria 
E) Czechoslovakia

Question 18

Which of the following was NOT part of the Fourteen Points?

Accepted Answer

A) disarmament 
B) an international peacekeeping body 
C) a war-guilt clause 
D) self-determination for countries 
E) freedom of the seas 
A) disarmament 
B) an international peacekeeping body 
C) a war-guilt clause 
D) self-determination for countries 
E) freedom of the seas

Question 19

What changed in German politics around 1890 that had a profound effect on the hastening of World War I?

Accepted Answer

A) The National Socialist Workers Party gained seats in the Reichstag. 
B) Bismarck was dismissed, and Wilhelm II conducted his own foreign policy. 
C) Italy joined the Triple Alliance at the urging of Germany. 
D) There was a relaxation in relations between the government and the churches. 
E) ​The Lutheran and Catholic churches established a political party in Germany. 
A) The National Socialist Workers Party gained seats in the Reichstag. 
B) Bismarck was dismissed, and Wilhelm II conducted his own foreign policy. 
C) Italy joined the Triple Alliance at the urging of Germany. 
D) There was a relaxation in relations between the government and the churches. 
E) ​The Lutheran and Catholic churches established a political party in Germany.

Question 20

Which of the following was true of the social changes that affected women during World War I?

Accepted Answer

A) Women returned to their traditional roles. 
B) Women gained access to mechanical birth control. 
C) Women served in military combat. 
D) Women received equal pay for equal work. 
E) Women wore pants in public. 
A) Women returned to their traditional roles. 
B) Women gained access to mechanical birth control. 
C) Women served in military combat. 
D) Women received equal pay for equal work. 
E) Women wore pants in public.

Exam 40: World War I and Its Disputed Settlement

What best describes the psychic consequences of World War I and the effects on both civilian and military populations?

All of the following geographical areas saw conflict during World War I EXCEPT

Why did Russia withdraw from World War I in 1917?

Term for identification: Fourteen Points

Term for identification: total war

What was considered the major weakness of the League of Nations?

The Europ ean leaders who turned against Wilson in Paris and pushed for tougher treaties were ____________________ of Britain, ____________________ of France, and ____________________ of Italy.

What event was a direct result of the home fronts' participation in the war effort?

____________________ meant full mobilization of the civilian population .

British economist John Maynard Ke ynes deemed the Versailles Treaty a(n)____________________.

How did W oodrow Wilson's idealistic principles carry over into the final Paris Treaties ending World War I? What sentiments did the treaties actually reflect? Describe and evaluate the changes that occurred.

What was the significant difference between the Paris treaties and the US treaties with each defeated nation?

What was the total amount assessed to Germany for wartime losses?

What word did John M. Keynes use to describe the Paris treaties?

Describe the causes of World War I including both the proximate and remote causes.

Which two countries emerged as major powers at the end of World War I?

All of the following were considered successor states EXCEPT

Which of the following was NOT part of the Fourteen Points?

What changed in German politics around 1890 that had a profound effect on the hastening of World War I?

Which of the following was true of the social changes that affected women during World War I?

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