Understanding the End of WWI

What year did the Armistice that ended WWI get signed?

• 1914

• 1920

• 1939

• 1918

Which country joined WWI in 1917, influencing the outcome?

• Germany

• United States

• Italy

• France

What country was on the side of the countries that won the war?

• Italy

• Ottoman Empire

• Germany

• Austro Hungary

Which country was part of the Central Powers?

• France

• Russia

• United Kingdom

• Germany

What happened to the Ottoman Empire after WWI?

• The Ottoman Empire was reestablished as a monarchy after WWI.

• The Ottoman Empire expanded its territory after WWI.

• The Ottoman Empire became a British colony after WWI.

• The Ottoman Empire was dissolved and replaced by the Republic of Turkey.

What was the Sykes-Picot Agreement?

• An agreement to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine before World War I.

• A treaty between Germany and Italy to expand their territories in Europe.

• A public declaration by the United States to support Ottoman independence.

• A secret agreement between Britain and France to divide Ottoman territories in the Middle East after World War I.

What were the main terms imposed on Germany by the Treaty of Versailles?

• Complete disarmament of all European nations

• Formation of a new government

• Territorial losses, military restrictions, reparations payments, and acceptance of war guilt.

• Economic sanctions and trade embargoes

How many total deaths were estimated as a result of WWI?

• 5 million

• 10 million

• 16 million

• 25 million

What was one major consequence of the Treaty of Versailles for Germany?

• Territorial expansion into Eastern Europe.

• Formation of a strong military alliance.

• Immediate economic prosperity and growth.

• Economic hardship due to heavy reparations.

What internal issues contributed to the end of the war in Germany?

• Increased military funding

• Economic collapse, political instability, loss of public support, military dissent.

• Rise of fascism in Italy

• Allied invasion of France