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What was a significant outcome of the fall of the Russian Empire on Eastern Europe?

  • The reunification of Germany and Poland
  • The expansion of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
  • The establishment of multiple new states (correct)
  • The rise of the Ottoman Empire

Which of the following countries was created as a direct result of the division of Austria-Hungary?

  • Yugoslavia
  • Romania
  • Czechoslovakia (correct)
  • Poland

What effect did World War I have on the geopolitical landscape of Eastern Europe?

  • Maintained the status quo in the region
  • Facilitated the rise of new independent nations (correct)
  • Strengthened the position of Hungary
  • Increased territorial claims by Russia

Which event in 1917 significantly affected the geopolitical dynamics in Eastern Europe?

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What was one consequence of the decline of European powers after World War I?

<p>Increased influence of the United States in global affairs (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was one primary reason for the creation of new nation states after WWI?

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Which empires collapsed as a result of WWI?

<p>Ottoman Empire and Austro-Hungarian Empire (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did the French government respond economically after WWI?

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What significant geopolitical change occurred in Eastern Europe after WWI?

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What was a consequence of the decline of European powers after WWI?

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What was NOT a factor in the formation of new nation states after WWI?

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Which empire was NOT affected by the territorial changes following WWI?

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What role did the US play in the post-war context concerning European powers?

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What was one of the main reasons for holding the Paris Peace Conference after WWI?

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How did the end of WWI notably affect Eastern Europe?

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Which of the following was a notable geopolitical change post-WWI?

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What role did the U.S. play in terms of economic and military power after WWI?

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What was one consequence of the Great War on European powers?

<p>European powers faced decline in global influence (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How many soldiers were mobilized during WWI?

<p>65 million (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was a key outcome of the Paris Peace Conference?

<p>The Treaty of Versailles was established (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was a significant impact of WWI on the socio-political landscape of Europe?

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Flashcards

Fall of Russian Empire's impact

The fall of the Russian Empire had significant implications for the political landscape of Europe.

Austria-Hungary division

Austria-Hungary was divided into Austria and Hungary after World War I.

New countries after WWI

New nations like Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia emerged from the breakup of empires.

Poland

One of the new countries formed after World War I.

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Yugoslavia

A new nation formed in Europe after World War I.

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WWI Impact on Empires

World War I led to the collapse of major European empires like the German, Austro-Hungarian, and Russian empires.

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New Nation-States Formation

The fall of empires resulted in the creation of several new independent countries.

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Reason for New Nations

A key reason for new nations was preventing the revival of old empires and maintaining peace.

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Post-WWI Europe

Europe after World War I underwent significant political reorganization with the creation of new sovereign states.

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Empires in 1914

Europe's major powers in 1914 included the Russian, Austro-Hungarian, German, and Ottoman Empires.

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Empires' Fall

Following World War I, the four prominent European empires—Russian, Austro-Hungarian, German, and Ottoman—experienced significant decline and ultimately dissolved.

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Reconstruction Bonds

French government used reconstruction bonds to boost national income after WWI.

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Economic Impact of War

The war significantly impacted the national income of countries, requiring adjustments and reconstruction efforts.

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Paris Peace Conference

A meeting of Allied forces after World War I to determine the terms of surrender for the Central Powers.

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WWI End

The end of World War I in 1918, following the surrender of Central Powers

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Treaty of Versailles

A key peace treaty, part of the Paris Peace Conference, signed with Germany.

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Great War

Another name for World War I, a devastating conflict.

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Allied Powers

The group of countries fighting against the Central Powers in World War I.

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Central Powers

The opposing group in World War I against the Allied Powers.

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Peace Conference Need

A peace conference was needed due to immense devastation and casualties of WWI.

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WWI Casualties

Millions of deaths and injuries in World War I.

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Study Notes

The Sarajevo Incident (1914)

  • On June 28, 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to Austria-Hungary, was assassinated in Sarajevo, Bosnia.
  • The assassin, Gavrilo Princip, was a Bosnian Serb linked to the Serbian nationalist group, Black Hand.
  • Princip's actions were aimed at uniting Bosnia with Serbia.
  • Multiple conspirators, armed with bombs and pistols, were involved in the plot.
  • Security measures for the motorcade were inadequate, with few soldiers and only 120 policemen deployed along the procession route.
  • The Archduke was visiting Bosnia to oversee military maneuvers.
  • The incident directly triggered the outbreak of World War I.

Report of Investigation on Sarajevo Assassination

  • Victim: Archduke Franz Ferdinand
  • Nationality: Austria-Hungary
  • Occupation: Archduke and heir of Austria-Hungary
  • Date of death: June 28, 1914
  • Time of death: Around [time not specified]
  • Location of death: Around Sarajevo City Hall, Bosnia
  • Cause of death: Gun shot; Murdered by assassination.
  • Assassin: Gavrilo Princip
  • Purpose of the assassin: Support for the unification of Bosnia and Serbia.
  • Background of assassin: Member of the Black Hand (a Serbian nationalist society).

Black Hand's Luck

  • Initial assassination attempt failed.
  • The bomb bounced off the car and exploded behind.
  • The bomber jumped into a river.
  • The driver took a wrong turn and the car stalled.

Black Hand's Reality

  • The bomb bounced off the car and exploded behind.
  • The bomber jumped into a river, which only came up to his knees.
  • The bomber was dragged out by police.

Driver's importance for a good trip

  • The driver took the wrong route.
  • The car stalled outside a café while reversing.

Mobilization and Declaration of War

  • On July 23, 1914, Austria-Hungary sent an ultimatum to Serbia, demanding Serbia stop all anti-Austrian activities, punish those opposed to Austria, and allow Austrian officials to arrest and try the assassin.
  • Serbia agreed to most of the demands but refused to allow Austrian officials to participate in internal investigations within Serbia, offering to submit the matter to a third party.
  • Austria-Hungary regarded Serbia's response to be unsatisfactory and declared war on Serbia on July 28, 1914.
  • This marked the beginning of a chain reaction that led to other countries entering the war.
  • Mobilization involved countries preparing troops, supplies, and equipment for war.

Three Steps to War

  • Ultimatum
  • Mobilization
  • Declaration of war

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