Assignment 44 Quizizz

When was the Treaty of Brest Litovsk signed?

• March 1918

• June 1918

• August 1918

• October 1918

• None of the above.

When was the Ludendorff Offensive halted?

• March 1918

• June 1918

• August 1918

• October 1918

• None of the above.

When was the Kiel mutiny?

• March 1918

• June 1918

• August 1918

• October 1918

• None of the above.

When did German forces start surrendering in large groups?

• March 1918

• June 1918

• August 1918

• October 1918

• None of the above.

When did the leaders of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) send an ultimatum to the Kaiser?

• November 6 1918

• November 7 1918

• November 9 1918

• November 10 1918

• November 11 1918

When did Ebert announce that the Kaiser had abdicated and that he was forming a republic?

• November 6 1918

• November 7 1918

• November 9 1918

• November 10 1918

• November 11 1918

When did Ebert make an agreement with Groener that he would not interfere with the army in exchange for the army's support of his government?

• November 6 1918

• November 7 1918

• November 9 1918

• November 10 1918

• November 11 1918

When was the armistice signed?

• November 6 1918

• November 7 1918

• November 9 1918

• November 10 1918

• November 11 1918

Which cause of the revolution is described here?

The war was affecting Germany badly. Their armed forces had run out of reserves and were badly supplied. In August, 1918 they were pushed back almost to Germany’s borders. Soldiers were surrendering in large groups. This meant morale in the army was very low and many soldiers joined the revolt against the government. ​

• Effects of the War on the Army.

• Effects of the War on Civilians.

• Kiel Mutiny

• Need for a New Government to Negotiate Peace

Which cause of the revolution is described here?

President Wilson made it clear that the Kaiser could not be part of the peace negotiations and the Kaiser’s advisors suggested that if Germany had a civilian government, they would be able to negotiate better peace terms, because they could blame the start of the war on the Kaiser and argue that they had nothing to do with it. This persuaded the Kaiser to abdicate and the head of the Social Democratic Party – the largest party in the German parliament – declared the formation of a new republic. ​

• Effects of the War on the Army.

• Effects of the War on Civilians.

• Kiel Mutiny

• Need for a New Government to Negotiate Peace