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World History Unit Test: WWI & WWIIWorld War I - correct answer ✔✔World War I
WW1: What are the four factors that led to the rising tensions in Europe? - correct answer
✔✔Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
WW1: What nations made up the Triple Alliance? - correct answer ✔✔Italy, Austria-Hungary, and
Germany
WW1: What three nations made up the Triple Entente? - correct answer ✔✔Russia, France, and Britain
WW1: What is an Entente? - correct answer ✔✔It is an agreement to not fight you but not necessarily to
help you.
WW1: What is nationalism? - correct answer ✔✔A strong pride in ones country
WW1: In Europe, nationalism led to the unification of countries such as... - correct answer ✔✔Germany
and Italy
WW1: Nationalism also led to struggles for power like in _____ because... - correct answer ✔✔The
Balkan Peninsula... Serbia wanted to expand its borders and unite all the Serbs living in the Balkans for a
"greater Serbia"
WW1: Why did Austria-Hungary oppose Serbian expansion? - correct answer ✔✔They feared rebellion
by other Slavic groups in Austria-Hungary
WW1: As tensions grew the archduke of ____ visited the Bosnian city of Sarajevo - correct answer
✔✔Austria-Hungary, Franz Ferdinand
, WW1: Who was the Serbian rebel that shot and killed the archduke and his wife? - correct answer
✔✔Gavrilo Princip
WW1: When did the Austrian-Hungary government threaten war against Serbia? - correct answer
✔✔After the archduke and his wife was identified as being Serb and the weapon was supplied from the
Serbian government
WW1: What did Russia do that made Germany see as a threat? - correct answer ✔✔Germany saw
Russia's war preparations as a threat then declared war on Russia.
WW1: After Germany declared war on Russia who did they declare war on? - correct answer ✔✔France,
Russia's ally
What was the Schlieffen Plan? - correct answer ✔✔Germany's plan to attack France first then focus on
Russia to avoid two front war.
WW1: Germany's first army attack was on - correct answer ✔✔Belgium, who was a neutral country, to
try and get through to France
WW1: Following Germany's attack on Belgium who declared war on Germany? - correct answer
✔✔Great Britain
WW1: Who were the Central Powers? - correct answer ✔✔Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman
Empire
WW1: Who were the Allied Powers? - correct answer ✔✔France, Russia, Serbia, and Great Britain
WW1: When did the war start and end? - correct answer ✔✔1914-1918
WW1: When did United States join the war - correct answer ✔✔1917
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