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In which country was Adolf Hitler born in 1889?

While Czar Nicholas II was fighting World War I, who influenced his wife Alexandra?

Massive trench warfare took place on which front during World War I?

Which of the following were the deadliest in “no man’s land”?

Which Treaty officially ended World War I?

Which political philosophy glorifies the state above the individual by emphasizing the need for a strong central government led by a dictator?

Which economic disaster struck the U.S. and Europe after the stock market crash of October, 1929?

After World War I what was the system whereby one nation ruled a territory on a temporary basis on behalf of the League of Nations?

Which Communist army leader and Commissioner of War organized the army and led the Communists to victory during the Russian Revolution?

What is an armistice?

In March 1917, the working-class women of Petrograd led a series of strikes and a revolt on behalf of their sick and starving children called what?

Which word means the complete mobilization of people and resources during war that impacts the lives of all citizens?

After World War I, Adolf Hitler rose to head the National Socialist German Worker’s Party, which is sometimes abbreviated as what?

What method did Stalin use to eliminate the old Bolsheviks and anyone he saw as a threat, like army officers, diplomats, union officials, intellectuals, and ordinary citizens?

Which economic policy that began in 1928 aimed to bring Russia from an agricultural society to an industrial one in a short amount of time?

Which international organization that was suggested by Woodrow Wilson did the U.S. fail to join following World War I?

Which rigid German airships were filled with hydrogen gas and were used at the start of World War I?

The U.S. entered World War I after the sinking of which British ship by German submarines?

Which term means the spreading of ideas with the intention of influencing public opinion for or against a cause?

In 1914, which nation was determined to break away from Austria-Hungary and form a large Slavic state?

Following World War I, which group of people generally gained the right to vote in most Western nations?

Which party's revolution began at the Winter Palace on November 6, 1917?

In the treaty that ended World War I, which nation lost the territories of Lorraine and Alsace, had to reduce its army to 100,000 men, and had to make reparations?

What type of war specifically aims to wear down the opponent?

Who did Black Hand member and Bosnian-Serb Gavrilo Princip assassinate to start World War I?

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Who did Black Hand member and Bosnian-Serb Gavrilo Princip assassinate to start World War I?	Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Which term means the spreading of ideas with the intention of influencing public opinion for or against a cause?	Propaganda
In 1914, which nation was determined to break away from Austria-Hungary and form a large Slavic state?	Serbia
The U.S. entered World War I after the sinking of which British ship by German submarines?	RMS Lusitania
What type of war specifically aims to wear down the opponent?	War of Attrition
Which of the following were the deadliest in “no man’s land”?	Machine Guns
Massive trench warfare took place on which front during World War I?	Western
Which rigid German airships were filled with hydrogen gas and were used at the start of World War I?	Zeppelins
Which word means the complete mobilization of people and resources during war that impacts the lives of all citizens?	Total War
While Czar Nicholas II was fighting World War I, who influenced his wife Alexandra?	Grigory Rasputin
In March 1917, the working-class women of Petrograd led a series of strikes and a revolt on behalf of their sick and starving children called what?	March Revolution
Which economic policy that began in 1928 aimed to bring Russia from an agricultural society to an industrial one in a short amount of time?	5-Year Plan
What method did Stalin use to eliminate the old Bolsheviks and anyone he saw as a threat, like army officers, diplomats, union officials, intellectuals, and ordinary citizens?	Purges
Which party's revolution began at the Winter Palace on November 6, 1917?	Bolshevik Revolution
Which Communist army leader and Commissioner of War organized the army and led the Communists to victory during the Russian Revolution?	Aleksandr Kerensky
In the treaty that ended World War I, which nation lost the territories of Lorraine and Alsace, had to reduce its army to 100,000 men, and had to make reparations?	Germany
Which Treaty officially ended World War I?	Treaty of Versailles
Which international organization that was suggested by Woodrow Wilson did the U.S. fail to join following World War I?	League of Nations
What is an armistice?	An agreement to stop fighting
After World War I what was the system whereby one nation ruled a territory on a temporary basis on behalf of the League of Nations?	Mandate
Which economic disaster struck the U.S. and Europe after the stock market crash of October, 1929?	Great Depression
Following World War I, which group of people generally gained the right to vote in most Western nations?	Women
In which country was Adolf Hitler born in 1889?	Austria
After World War I, Adolf Hitler rose to head the National Socialist German Worker’s Party, which is sometimes abbreviated as what?	Nazi Party
Which political philosophy glorifies the state above the individual by emphasizing the need for a strong central government led by a dictator?	Fascism