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1 World War I Practice Quiz Click on the button to begin.

2 What was the immediate cause of World War I? Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand The sinking of the Lusitania Zimmerman Telegram Pearl Harbor

3 Which of the following was a long term cause of World War I? Nationalism Triangular Trade Absolutism League of Nations

4 What event drew the United States into World War I? Zimmerman Telegram Pearl Harbor Russian Revolution Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand

5 Shell shock was an after-effect of: Trench Warfare Powder Kegs Submarine Warfare Blitzkrieg

6 The German plan to invade France was known as the: Schlieffen Plan Kaiser Plan Code Yellow Plan Von Ryan Plan

7 Sorry, that is not the correct answer. Try again.

8 Correct! Good job!

9 The End

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