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GCSE History
World War OneLong Term Causes to War
A Multiple Choice Quiz
GCSE HISTORYWORLD WAR ONE: THE CAUSES OF WAR
An Interactive Qwizdom Lesson
Although all the following are true to an extent,which of the following is the dictionary'sdefinition of an alliance?
A.An obligation to go to war in the event of conflict.
B.A union of two countries' foreign policies.C.A union or connection of interests.
Which of these countries had a 44-year-oldscore to settle with Germany in 1914?
A.BelgiumB.FranceC.Britain
The belief that their country and race were superior toothers led Europeans to conquer and colonise vastareas of territory all over the globe in the 19th
century. Another way to say this would be...
A.Nationalism led to militarism.B.Imperialism led to militarism.C.Nationalism led to imperialism.
Which country was least wedded to the TripleAlliance?
A.ItalyB.Austria-HungaryC.Germany
What was Plan 17?
A.A French military plan to invade Germany.B.The Austro-Hungarian scheme to annex
Bosnia.C.The German army's plan to invade Belgium.
Which province, taken from France byGermany, was France determined to regain?
A.The SudetenlanB.MoroccoC.Alsace and Lorraine
Why was the Treaty of London cruciallyimportant?
A - By the terms of the 1839 treaty, Britainpromised to defend Belgium
B - By the terms of the 1904 treaty, Britain formedthe Entente Cordiale with France
C - By the terms of the 1907 treaty, Britain formedthe Triple Entente with France and Russia
What were the Germany Navy Laws of 1898 and 1900 an example of?
A.ImperialismB.MilitarismC.Nationalism
Which country was most threatened by AustroHungarian plans to expand into the Balkans byannexing Bosnia?
A.RussiaB.GermanyC.France
Which of these aspects of German policyprobably frightened Britain most?
A.Expanding the German navyB.Expanding the German armyC.The Triple Alliance
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