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Grade 8 WWI
The treaty with Germany was signed at:
  1. Verdun
  2. Vladivostok
  3. Versailles
  4. Vilnius
Grade 8 WWI
In September 1918, Germany's General Ludendorff advised his government to ask for an armistice. What is an armistice?
  1. a call for more arms to be shipped to the battlefront
  2. a creation of a bigger army
  3. an end to fighting
Grade 8 WWI
A submarine's chief weapon is the                .
  1. bullet
  2. atom bomb
  3. torpedo
  4. fish bomb
Grade 8 WWI
Which country surrendered in late 1917?
  1. Russia
  2. France
  3. Germany
Grade 8 World Wars
The systematic killing of Jews in Germany was called
  1. The blitzkrieg
  2. The Holocaust
  3. The Mein Kampf
Grade 8 WWI
Austria-Hungary declared war when Serbia:
  1. refused to meet all the conditions demanded of her.
  2. ignored the assassination.
  3. declared Austria-Hungary to be the Great Satan.
Grade 8 WWI
In December 1916, President Wilson asked both sides to state their war aims. Which TWO of the following events happened? (choose two!)
  1. Germany admitted that they wanted to attack the United States.
  2. Germany refused to state their war aims.
  3. The Allies admitted they wanted to attack the United States.
  4. The Allies outlined peace terms that were unfavorable to Germany.
Grade 8 WWI
In the fall of 1916, before the U.S. entered the war, Germany asked the United States to mediate peace discussions between the two sides. This didn't happen because:
  1. President Wilson wanted nothing to do with peace discussions at all.
  2. the Allies were opposed to peace discussions at that time.
  3. the U.S. wanted to enter the war as soon as possible.
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