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Answer 1

Question 1
The Triple Entente, also known as the Allies, consisted of _____.
A. Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia
B. Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
C. France, Great Britain, and Italy
D. France, Great Britain, and Russia
Question 2
Which of the following was directly caused by Germany's attack on Belgium?
A. Russia mobilized its troops for war.
B. Germany declared war on Russia and France.
C. Britain declared war on Germany.
D. Germany attacked Luxembourg.
Question 3
Which of the following is an example of how nationalism played a role in sparking World War I?
A. Serbs in Germany wanted to help Serbs in Serbia.
B. Serbs in Russia wanted to help Serbs in Serbia.
C. Slavs in Russia wanted to help Slavs in Serbia.
D. Slavs in Germany wanted to help Slavs in Austria-Hungary.
Question 4
Which of the following does not help explain why a small conflict in the Balkans spread to all of Europe?
A. Many of the European powers had signed treaties requiring them to defend each other.
B. Slavs wanted to unite with other Slavs no matter which country they were living in.
C. Germany's plan for war with Russia required launching an attack on France first.
D. All of the major powers had strong military forces and were prepared to use them.
Question 5
How did imperialism play a role in sparking World War I?
A. Germany's desire for colonies overseas provoked military incidents with Britain and France.
B. Germany's desire for colonies overseas provoked military incidents with Russia and Serbia.
C. Britain needed a large navy in order to protect her overseas colonies from other nations.
D. Germany needed a large navy in order to protect her overseas colonies from other nations.
Question 6
How did nationalism play a role in sparking World War I?
A. Serbia gained independence from the Ottoman Empire.
B. Serbians wanted to unite with Serbians in Austria-Hungary.
C. Belgians in Belgium wanted to unite with Belgians in Germany.
D. Belgians held off German troops for two weeks.
Question 7
How did militarism play a role in sparking World War I?
A. Each of the major powers considered itself superior to the others.
B. Each of the major powers considered its military strength superior to others.
C. All of the major powers considered war to be part of a valid foreign policy.
D. All major powers believed they could threaten war and none would call their bluff.

Answer 2

QUESTION 1 IS FRANCE GREAT BRITAIN AND ITALY

Answer 3

1)D
2)C
3)C
4)A
5)A
6)C
7)B

Answer 4

What aspect of the Schlieffen Plan is illustrated by this map?
a. If France attacked Germany, Germany would face a war on two fronts.
b. If France attacked Russia, French troops would have to move through Germany.
c. If Russia attacked Germany, France would be too far away to offer support.
d. If Germany attacked Russia, France would be too far away to offer support.

Answer 5

A If France attacked Germany, Germany would face a war on two fronts.

Answer 6

Were those answers right? @mathman806 @gquillas93

Answer 7

Yes they were

Answer 8

I know that #1 is B. Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy

Answer 9

no is not B!

Answer 10

I just took the test

Answer 11

And number 4 is not A

Answer 12

@gahm8684 what is number 4?

Answer 13

How did militarism play a role in sparking World War I?

C. All of the major powers considered war to be part of a valid foreign policy.

Answer 14

number is D i think

Answer 15

I dont even remember what exam this is

Answer 16

3 is C

Question - Which of the following is an example of how nationalism played a role in sparking World War I?

Answer - Slavs in Russia wanted to help Slavs in Serbia.

Answer 17

4 is not A.

I got it wrong so don't use A. Sorry I don't know the answer but DONT USE A

Answer 18

Question 1
The Triple Entente, also known as the Allies, consisted of _____.
A. Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia
B. Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
C. France, Great Britain, and Italy
D. France, Great Britain, and Russia

Don't listen to people in here. The answer is: B) Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy