Question 1

When Germany announced in 1907 that it intended to build a world-class navy,

Accepted Answer

A)  Kaiser William II tried to assure the other powers that Germany was intent on keeping the peace rather than breaking it. 
B)  Bismarck spoke out against the plans, but only because he was still upset over his dismissal. 
C)  the British press began to call upon the European powers to rein in the German military. 
D)  the French decided it was time to join with Russia in preparation for the coming conflict. 
E)  Britain took the news as a warning to seek out alliances that would provide some protection in the event that Germany succeeded. 
A)  Kaiser William II tried to assure the other powers that Germany was intent on keeping the peace rather than breaking it. 
B)  Bismarck spoke out against the plans, but only because he was still upset over his dismissal. 
C)  the British press began to call upon the European powers to rein in the German military. 
D)  the French decided it was time to join with Russia in preparation for the coming conflict. 
E)  Britain took the news as a warning to seek out alliances that would provide some protection in the event that Germany succeeded.

Question 2

Explain how conditions combined to make the First World War the bloodiest conflict experienced up to that time.Describe the inadequacies of military strategy.

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Answers would include a discus

Question 3

"Peace without victors" most closely conveys the attitude of

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A)  Orlando. 
B)  Clemenceau. 
C)  Lloyd-George. 
D)  Wilson. 
E)  Lenin. 
A)  Orlando. 
B)  Clemenceau. 
C)  Lloyd-George. 
D)  Wilson. 
E)  Lenin.

Question 4

The people who most felt betrayed by the outcome of World War I were

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A)  defense workers. 
B)  women. 
C)  military leaders. 
D)  political leaders. 
E)  veterans. 
A)  defense workers. 
B)  women. 
C)  military leaders. 
D)  political leaders. 
E)  veterans.

Question 5

The immediate cause of World War I was Archduke Francis Ferdinand's assassination at ____________________.

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The answer of The immediate cause of World War I...

Question 6

The ____________________ was President Wilson's blueprint for a lasting peace and a new world order.

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The answer of The ____________________ was President Wilson's blueprint for...

Exam 41: World War I and Its Disputed Settlement

When Germany announced in 1907 that it intended to build a world-class navy,

Explain how conditions combined to make the First World War the bloodiest conflict experienced up to that time.Describe the inadequacies of military strategy.

"Peace without victors" most closely conveys the attitude of

The people who most felt betrayed by the outcome of World War I were

The immediate cause of World War I was Archduke Francis Ferdinand's assassination at ____________________.

The ____________________ was President Wilson's blueprint for a lasting peace and a new world order.

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A Larger World Opens

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Asia in the Era of the Gunpowder Empires

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China from the Ming Through the Early Qing Dynasty

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India and Southeast Asia Under Colonial Rule

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