History

• Which countries were most affected by World War I according to the source?

  Britain and France
• What was the impact of World War I on housing in France?

  Houses were destroyed, making people homeless
• What were some problems facing soldiers during World War I?

  Injuries, starvation, gas attacks, and diseases
• What was the significance of the Thomas splint during World War I?

  It helped treat many injured soldiers
• What advancements in medical treatment were made during World War I?

  Blood transfusions and the use of X-rays
• What event pushed the United States to enter World War I?

  The torpedoing of neutral ships by Germany
• What was the purpose of the German Spring Offensive in March 1918?


  To defeat the Allies before US resources could be fully utilized
• What was the outcome of the Hundred Days Offensive?

  It caused the collapse of the Hindenburg Line
• What was the significance of the Battle of the Somme?

  It was the bloodiest battle of the war with over a million casualties
• What was the outcome of the Judenburg Mutiny in May 1918?

  It led to several violent uprisings in Austria-Hungary
• What was the result of the German Revolution in November 1918?


  It replaced the imperial government with a republic
• Why was Kaiser Wilhelm II forced to abdicate?

  Because the Allied forces wanted to negotiate with representatives of the German people
• What were the long-term impacts of World War I on medical advancements?

  • Development of blood transfusions
  • Use of X-rays for diagnosis
  • Improved surgical techniques
  • Establishment of field hospitals
• What financial rights do women have according to the study material?

  Women can own property and manage finances independently.
• What is the age range for compulsory education mentioned in the study material?

  Compulsory education is for children from ages 5 to 10.
• What political rights did women gain according to the study material?

  Women gained the right to stand for elections at local councils.
• How did women's wages compare to men's during World War I?


  Women earned half of the wages of men.
• Who was Millicent Fawcett?


  Millicent Fawcett was a prominent suffragist.
• What was the significance of the Treaty of Versailles according to the study material?


  The Treaty of Versailles excluded Germany from joining the League of Nations.
• What was the outcome of the 3rd Reform Act mentioned in the study material?


  It allowed women to vote for the first time in certain elections.
• What was the impact of World War I on women's suffrage?


  World War I significantly contributed to women gaining the right to vote.
• What were the attitudes towards women before World War I?


  • Women were largely excluded from public life and politics.
  • Laws were passed to increase women's rights.
  • Women began to receive more education and participate in local politics.
• How did the popularity of women's football compare to men's football according to the study material?

  Women's football gained popularity similar to men's football.
• What was Emmeline Pankhurst known for?


  Emmeline Pankhurst was a leader of the suffragette movement.
• What was the general attitude of the USA towards Germany after World War I?


  The USA aimed for a peaceful future and avoided harsh punishment for Germany.
• What were the main points of contention among the leaders at the Treaty of Versailles conference?

  David Lloyd George wanted a harsh treatment for Germany, while Wilson sought a more lenient approach.
• What were the key terms imposed on Germany by the Treaty of Versailles?


  • Germany was excluded from the League of Nations.
  • The Rhineland had to be demilitarized.
  • The Saar was given to France for 15 years.
  • Germany's army was limited to 100,000 men.
  • Germany could only have six battleships.
• What was the role of women in the workforce during World War I?


  Women took on roles traditionally held by men, including in munitions factories.
• How did the war efforts challenge traditional views of women?


  The war efforts led to greater support for women's rights and involvement in the workforce.
• What was the significance of the wartime experiences for women according to the study material?


  Wartime experiences led to increased recognition of women's contributions and rights.
• What was the impact of the Restoration of Pre-War Practices Act on women?


  It allowed employees to return to pre-war practices, affecting women's employment.
• How did the British public feel about the treatment of Germany after World War I?


  The British public was divided on how harshly to treat Germany.
• What were the categories of issues discussed in the Treaty of Versailles?


  Land, money, army, and blame were key categories discussed.
• What historical period does the study material refer to?

  Medieval Europe
• What is the significance of the year 1895 in the context of the study material?


  It is the year when a conclusion was drawn, though the context is unclear.
• What was a consequence for Jews in Medieval Europe according to the study material?


  They were banned from certain activities due to religious persecution.
• Why were Christians also affected in Medieval Europe?


  They faced restrictions due to their association with Jews.
• What does the study material imply about the relationship between Jews and Christians in Medieval Europe?


  It suggests a shared experience of persecution and restrictions.
• What event marked the official end of World War I?

  The signing of the Treaty of Versailles on June 28, 1919
• What was the significance of the Armistice of November 11, 1918?

  It effectively ended the fighting on the Western Front