AP World History Chapter 29 Flashcards

6435898013	Archduke Ferdinand was the heir to what throne?	Austro-Hungarian	0
6435898014	The Western Front was so-named because it lay to the west of ________.	Germany	1
6435898015	The ruler of Russia during World War I was ________.	Nicholas II	2
6435898016	The battle of Gallipoli was fought in ________.	Turkey	3
6435898017	Which of these resulted from the Turkish defeat in World War I?	The Armenian genocide	4
6435898018	The Eastern Front lay between ________.	Germany and Russia	5
6435898019	The idea of the Jewish and socialist "stab in the back" was propagated by ________.	Adolph Hitler	6
6435898020	The French premier at the Versailles negotiations was ________.	George Clemenceau's	7
6435898021	David Lloyd George represented ________ at Versailles.	Great Britain	8
6435898022	Who presented the principle of self-determination at the Versailles negotiations?	Woodrow Wilson	9
6435898023	Which of these was created by the Versailles negotiations?	The League of Nations	10
6435898024	The National Congress party was a key force in achieving independence in ________.	South Asia	11
6435898025	B.G. Tilak promoted ________ in pushing for Indian independence.	Hinduism	12
6435898026	Which of these men came to the fore in the all-India movement?	Mohandas Gandhi	13
6435898027	Satyagraha was a ________ in the Indian independence movement.	Method of protest	14
6435898028	The Egyptian middle class was largely composed of ________.	Effendi	15
6435898029	The Dinshawai incident involved the ________.	Summary executions of four Egyptians by British authorities	16
6435898030	Which of these was the ruler of the Turkish republic founded in 1923?	Mustafa Kemal (Ataturk)	17
6435898031	Which of these was the sherif of Mecca that brought Arab support to Britain during World War I?	Hussein	18
6435898032	The goal of Zionists was a(n) ________.	Independent Jewish state	19
6435898033	The Balfour Declaration promised support to ________.	Zionists	20
6435898034	Which of these was a French Jew erroneously convicted of espionage?	Alfred Dreyfus	21
6435898035	Theodor Herzl was a prominent leader in the ________.	World Zionist Organization	22
6435898036	Which of these was the leader of the Wafd party in the early twentieth century?	Sa'd Zaghlul	23
6435898037	Léopold Sédar Senghor was an influential ________.	Writer	24
6435898038	The négritude movement promoted ________.	Black culture	25
6435898039	Looking at Map 29.1, "World War I Fronts in Europe and the Middle East," which of these is illustrated?	The German thrust through Belgium stalled at Paris	26
6435898040	Figure 29.2 illustrates the ________ that were a key feature of World War I.	Propaganda machines	27
6435898041	The assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand was ________ the start of World War I.	The trigger of	28
6435898042	What forced fighting in World War I into the trenches?	New military technology	29
6435898043	Which of these best summarizes the mood of the painting in "Visualizing the Past: Trench Warfare"?	Resignation	30
6435898044	In what sense is total war "total"?	All of a nation's resources are mobilized	31
6435898045	World War I can be said to have impacted Europe's women by ________.	Giving the new experiences	32
6435898046	What made World War I global?	European empires	33
6435898047	Which of these is illustrated by Map 29.2, "Africa During World War I"?	The advantage of the Entente in terms of resources	34
6435898048	Armenians were targeted for genocide because they were ________.	Chosen as scapegoats	35
6435898049	Which of these was true in World War I, according to Table 29.1?	Russia had the highest casualties	36
6435898050	The main point of disagreement among the Entente powers at the Versailles negotiation was ________.	The fate of Germany	37
6435898051	Who benefitted most from the principle of self-determination?	Slavic nations	38
6435898052	Which of these was indicated by the U.S. vote on the Versailles treaty?	Isolationism	39
6435898053	World War I can be said to have ________ the process of decolonization.	Moved many colonies towards	40
6435898054	The Congress party in south Asia represented the region's ________.	Progressive elites	41
6435898055	Which of these was a special challenge for decolonization in south Asia?	Religious divisions	42
6435898056	British policy concerning India in the 1910s can be characterized as ________.	Inconsistent	43
6435898057	Which of these characteristics of many leaders of decolonization movements was illustrated by Mohandas Gandhi?	Western-educated	44
6435898058	The British Balfour Declaration and promises to Hussein in the course of World War I were ________.	Contradictory	45
6435898059	The négritude movement can be characterized as ________.	Black nationalism	46
6435898060	As in the Crimean War, France and England allied in World War I ________.	To keep an expansionist power in check	47
6435898061	Like the Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, the Jews were persecuted by the Germans for ________.	German defeats in World War I	48
6435898062	Like the Congress party, the Wafd party was an expression of ________.	Nationalism	49