War And Revolution, 1914-1919 Section Quiz 16-4

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War and Revolution, 1914-1919 Section Quiz 16-4

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1.

Truce agreement
- A.
  
  Mandate system
- B.
  
  Lloyd George
- C.
  
  Armistice
- D.
  
  Georges Clemenceau
- E.
  
  Reparations
Correct Answer
C. Armistice

Explanation
An armistice is a temporary suspension of hostilities between two or more parties during a war. It is often used to negotiate a truce agreement or peace settlement. In this context, the armistice refers to the agreement that ended World War I. Lloyd George and Georges Clemenceau were key leaders involved in negotiating the armistice, which included provisions for reparations to be paid by Germany. Therefore, the answer "armistice" is the most appropriate choice in relation to the given terms.

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2.

Payments to cover war costs
- A.
  
  Mandate system
- B.
  
  Lloyd George
- C.
  
  Armistice
- D.
  
  Georges Clemenceau
- E.
  
  Reparations
Correct Answer
E. Reparations

Explanation
After World War I, the victorious Allied powers imposed reparations on Germany as a means to cover the costs of the war. The Treaty of Versailles, signed in 1919, required Germany to make substantial payments to the Allied countries. These reparations were intended to compensate for the damage caused by the war and to punish Germany for its role in starting the conflict. The reparations imposed a heavy financial burden on Germany, contributing to its economic instability and political unrest in the following years.

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3.

Governing without ownng the territory
- A.
  
  Mandate system
- B.
  
  Lloyd George
- C.
  
  Armistice
- D.
  
  Georges Clemenceau
- E.
  
  Reparations
Correct Answer
A. Mandate system

Explanation
The mandate system refers to a system in which a nation is given the responsibility to govern a territory that it does not own. This was a result of the Treaty of Versailles after World War I, where certain territories were placed under the control of other nations as mandates, with the aim of preparing them for self-rule. The mandate system was implemented to prevent the re-establishment of the colonial empires of the defeated powers. It allowed the victorious nations, such as Britain and France, to govern and develop these territories on behalf of the League of Nations.

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4.

Britsh prime minister in 1919
- A.
  
  Mandate system
- B.
  
  Lloyd George
- C.
  
  Armistice
- D.
  
  Georges Clemenceau
- E.
  
  Reparations
Correct Answer
B. Lloyd George

Explanation
Lloyd George was the British Prime Minister in 1919. The question is asking for the name of the British Prime Minister during that year. The other terms mentioned in the question, such as "mandate system," "armistice," and "reparations," are unrelated to the answer and can be disregarded. Therefore, the correct answer is Lloyd George.

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5.

French premier in 1919
- A.
  
  Mandate system
- B.
  
  Lloyd George
- C.
  
  Armistice
- D.
  
  Georges Clemenceau
- E.
  
  Reparations
Correct Answer
D. Georges Clemenceau

Explanation
Georges Clemenceau was the French premier in 1919. He was one of the key leaders at the Paris Peace Conference, which aimed to negotiate the terms of peace after World War I. Clemenceau was known for his strong and uncompromising stance towards Germany, advocating for harsh reparations and penalties to be imposed on the country. He played a crucial role in shaping the Treaty of Versailles and ensuring that Germany was held accountable for the damages caused during the war. Therefore, he is the correct answer in relation to the given information.

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6.

American president Wilson argued at the Paris Peace conference most strongly for
- A.
  
  Forgiving Germany.
- B.
  
  Restoration of Russia's czar to end communism.
- C.
  
  A League of Nations to prevent future wars.
- D.
  
  The outright annexation of territories by the Allies.
Correct Answer
C. A League of Nations to prevent future wars.

Explanation
During the Paris Peace Conference, American president Wilson advocated most strongly for the establishment of a League of Nations to prevent future wars. Wilson believed that an international organization was necessary to promote peace and resolve conflicts through diplomacy rather than resorting to military actions. He proposed the concept of collective security, where nations would work together to maintain peace and security. Wilson's vision for the League of Nations eventually became a reality with the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, which included the formation of the League.

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7.

To gain Arab support against the Ottoman Turks during the war, the Allies had promised to
- A.
  
  Recognize independent Arab states.
- B.
  
  Destroy the Austro-Hungarian
- C.
  
  Keep Russia out of Eygpt.
- D.
  
  Buy Arabian oil.
Correct Answer
A. Recognize independent Arab states.

Explanation
During World War I, the Allies sought to gain Arab support against the Ottoman Turks. In order to secure this support, they made promises to the Arab leaders that they would recognize the establishment of independent Arab states. This promise was made in the hope that the Arab people would rise up against the Ottoman Empire and support the Allies in their fight. By recognizing independent Arab states, the Allies aimed to gain the loyalty and cooperation of the Arab population, which would ultimately weaken the Ottoman Turks and strengthen the Allied cause.

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8.

Under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was forced to do all of the following EXCEPT
- A.
  
  Return Alsace and Larraine to France.
- B.
  
  Give up land to a new Polish state.
- C.
  
  Pay for war damage.
- D.
  
  Run Italy as a mandate.
Correct Answer
D. Run Italy as a mandate.

Explanation
Under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was required to return Alsace and Lorraine to France, give up land to a new Polish state, and pay for war damage. However, there is no provision in the treaty that mandated Germany to run Italy as a mandate.

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9.

The Treaty of Versaillies was signed by the Big Three powers as peace settlement with
- A.
  
  Germany, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Turkey.
- B.
  
  Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Bulgaria.
- C.
  
  Germany, Austria, Hungary.
- D.
  
  Germany
Correct Answer
D. Germany

Explanation
The Treaty of Versailles was signed by the Big Three powers as a peace settlement with Germany. This treaty was signed after World War I and placed full blame for the war on Germany. It imposed heavy reparations on Germany, limited its military capabilities, and forced it to give up territories. The treaty aimed to weaken Germany and prevent it from becoming a threat again. Austria, Hungary, and Bulgaria were also part of the Central Powers during the war, but the Treaty of Versailles was not specifically signed with them. Turkey was not included in the treaty as it had its own separate peace agreement.

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10.

After German emperor William II fled the country in 1918, Germany formed a
- A.
  
  Communist soviet.
- B.
  
  Democratic republic.
- C.
  
  Constitutional monarchy.
- D.
  
  Military dictatorship.
Correct Answer
B. Democratic republic.

Explanation
After German emperor William II fled the country in 1918, Germany formed a democratic republic. This was a result of the German Revolution, which led to the abdication of the emperor and the establishment of a new government. The democratic republic aimed to give power to the people through representative democracy, where citizens could vote for their leaders and have a say in the decision-making process. This marked a significant shift from the previous autocratic monarchy and was a step towards a more inclusive and participatory form of governance.

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War And Revolution, 1914-1919 Section Quiz 16-4

Truce agreement

Payments to cover war costs

Governing without ownng the territory

Britsh prime minister in 1919

French premier in 1919

American president Wilson argued at the Paris Peace conference most strongly for

To gain Arab support against the Ottoman Turks during the war, the Allies had promised to

Under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was forced to do all of the following EXCEPT

The Treaty of Versaillies was signed by the Big Three powers as peace settlement with

After German emperor William II fled the country in 1918, Germany formed a