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Which event is considered a trigger for the outbreak of World War I?
Which event is considered a trigger for the outbreak of World War I?
What was the primary reason for the naval arms race between Britain and Germany?
What was the primary reason for the naval arms race between Britain and Germany?
Which factor contributed to the extreme nationalism in Europe before World War I?
Which factor contributed to the extreme nationalism in Europe before World War I?
Which alliance was formed in response to the growing tensions in Europe prior to World War I?
Which alliance was formed in response to the growing tensions in Europe prior to World War I?
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What was the purpose of the Dreadnoughts built by Kaiser Wilhelm II?
What was the purpose of the Dreadnoughts built by Kaiser Wilhelm II?
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What was a common consequence of the armament race among European powers before World War I?
What was a common consequence of the armament race among European powers before World War I?
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Which term describes the policy of building up military strength for aggressive purposes?
Which term describes the policy of building up military strength for aggressive purposes?
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Which of the following was a significant impact of the alliance systems in Europe?
Which of the following was a significant impact of the alliance systems in Europe?
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Study Notes
First-Term Exam Review: History
- Exam Content: Multiple choice, false statement correction, matching, data-based questions, challenge questions.
- Study Materials: Textbook pages 3-38, 44-49; class worksheets; notes; PowerPoint slides.
Key Concepts to Define
- Franco-Prussian War: A war between France and Prussia.
- Industrial Revolution: A period of major industrial change.
- Triple Entente: An alliance between France, Russia, and Great Britain.
- Pan-Slavism: A movement promoting the unity of Slavic peoples.
- Conscription: Compulsory military service.
- Alsace-Lorraine: A territory contested between France and Germany.
- Balkan Peninsula: A region in southeastern Europe.
- Naval Supremacy: Dominance of a navy over others.
- Three Emperors' League: An alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia.
- Splendid Isolation: A policy of Britain avoiding entangling alliances.
- Triple Alliance: An alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy.
- Alliance System: A web of alliances between European countries.
- Greater Serbia: A movement aiming for unification of Serbian people in the Balkans.
- Movement: A general shift or progress.
- Naval Race/Dreadnought: Competition for naval superiority especially powerful warships.
- First/Second Balkan War: Conflicts in the Balkans (a region in Southeastern Europe)
- Bosnian Crisis: A diplomatic crisis in the Balkans involving Austria-Hungary and Serbia.
- Ultimatum to Serbia: A demand made by Austria-Hungary to Serbia.
- Trench Warfare & Stalemate: A type of warfare (First World War) with trenches, leading to a standstill.
- Disarmament conference: A series of conferences aimed at reducing national armaments.
- Hague conference: International conferences aimed at promoting peace and settling international disputes.
- Sarajevo Incident: The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo that triggered WWI.
- Paris Peace Conference: A conference among Allied leaders after WWI to negotiate peace.
- Allied Powers: Countries that fought against the Central Powers in WWI.
- Central Powers: The countries that formed the opposing coalition against the Allied powers in WWI.
- Unrestricted submarine warfare: German policy of attacking all ships in a war zone without warning.
- Zimmermann Telegram: A diplomatic communication.
- Extreme Nationalism: Strong feelings of national identity and pride, often leading to conflict.
- Revengeful feeling of France: French resentment stemming from past conflicts.
- Disarmament conference: International conferences aiming to reduce armaments.
- Armament Race: Competition between countries to build up arms.
- First/Second Moroccan Crisis: Crises related to the status of Morocco.
- Blank Cheque: A promise of support given to Austria-Hungary by Germany.
- Schlieffen Plan: Germany’s military plan for a quick victory in WWI.
- Lusitania: A British ocean liner that was sunk by a German U-boat.
- Treaty of Versailles: A peace treaty that ended WWI.
Key Figures
- Kaiser William II: German Emperor
- Otto Von Bismarck: German statesman
- Lloyd George: British Prime Minister
- Clemenceau: French Prime Minister
- Archduke Franz Ferdinand: Austrian Archduke
- Woodrow Wilson: US president
- Princip: Assassin of Franz Ferdinand
Questions to Answer
- Conditions and relationships among Great Powers before WWI: Describe the alliances and rivalries between nations.
- Causes and trigger of WWI: Discuss the major events leading to the outbreak of the war.
- European powers' competition for colonies: Explain the factors driving competition for colonies in Asia and Africa.
- Impacts of alliance system/extreme nationalism/colonial conflicts/armament race: Analyze how these factors contributed to the war
- Relationship between alliance system and the outbreak of WWI: Discuss how the alliances influenced the war's start.
- Britain's need for a strong navy: Explain why Britain's navy was a priority before WWI .
- Kaiser's aggressive leadership: Explain why Germany's Kaiser was considered aggressive.
- Bulgaria/Ottoman Empire/Italy's roles: Relate their involvement/joining the Central Powers or Allied Powers in WWI.
- Britain/US joining WWI: Discuss the reasons for their involvement in the war.
- Paris Peace Conference: Identify the main participants and their roles in the peace process.
- Terms and impacts of the Treaty of Versailles: State the treaty's provisions and its consequences.
- German perspective on the Treaty of Versailles: Describe the impact of the treaty on Germany.
- Impacts of WWI: Explain the effects of the war on various countries and the world.
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Prepare for your first-term history exam with this comprehensive review quiz. It covers essential topics including the Franco-Prussian War, Industrial Revolution, and key alliances. Utilize your textbook, worksheets, and class notes to enhance your understanding and perform well.
