Why the World Went to War

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Why the World Went to War

• And why we did too.

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The Scene in Europe Question 1

• The Entente Powers in Europe 1914-1918 included
• A. France, Italy, Austria-Hungary
• B. Great Britain, Spain, Russia
• C. France, Russia, Great Britain
• D. Germany, Austria-Hungary

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The Scene in Europe Question 2

• The Central Powers 1914-1918 were
• A. Austria-Hungary, Germany
• B. Austria-Hungary, France
• C. Germany, Italy, Russia
• D. Great Britain, France, Russia

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The Scene in Europe Question 3

• World War I was the first example of _____ War.
  It is called this because of the unprecedented
  scale of the fighting and consequences.
  
• A. Lightning
• B. Civil
• C. Uncontained
• D. Total

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America on the MoveQuestion 1

• The Zimmerman Note helped spur America to get
  involved in the War in Europe because
  
• A. It was Germany declaring war with America.
• B. It was Germany declaring war with Mexico and
  Mexico was one of our allies.
  
• C. It promised Mexico portions of the American
  South West for keeping America out of the war.
  
• D. It declared unrestricted submarine warfare in
  the Atlantic.

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America on the MoveQuestion 2

• The final straw that got America into the war in
  1917 was
  
• A. Germanys policy of Unrestricted submarine
  warfare in the Atlantic threatened Americas
  shipping.
  
• B. The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand.
• C. The Balfour Declaration.
• D. The sinking of the Mauretania.

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America on the MoveQuestion 3

• Americas entrance into the war meant for the
  Allied powers
  
• A A reinforcement of fresh troops.
• B An increase in the amount supplies making it
  to the front.
  
• C An increase in the amount of equipment
  available to fight the war.
  
• D All of the above.

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