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6. what was the turning point for world war one?
- schlieffen plan failure
- Hindenburg and Ludendorff appointed as supreme command of the army
- russian revolution 1917
- british blockade
7. what did the British introduce in 1915?
- submarine warefare
- total war
- the british naval blockade
- bombing
8. what was the Burgfriede?
- new economic solution
- political truce between all parties within the Reichstag
- series of quick battles in a war
- middle class
9. why did Germany fail against the western front?
- economic problems
- french too strong
- US troops
- not enough men
10. when did Germany introduce Submarine warfare?
11. what was Siegfriede?
- achievement of victory peace
- surrendering
- political truce
- armistace
12. when did Germany request an armistace?
- 30th july 1918
- 21st march 1918
- 29th september 1918
- 18th august 1918
13. what was the aim of the schlieffen plan?
- to prevent fighting a war on two fronts
- to achieve weltpolitik
- to conquer france
- to speed up the war
14. what did the left want by the end of the war?
- a compromise
- a siegfriede
- defeat the allies
- keep fighting
15. what did the right want by the end of the war
- an armistice with allies
- to surrender
- Siegfriede
- to compromise with allies
16. what caused Russia to request peace with Germany?
- they were pressured by other countries
- october revolution
- they were loosing the war
- treaty of Brest-litovsk
17. name another cause for starvation.
- bad weather conditions
- no raw materials
- conscription of agricultural labour
- agricultural decline
18. who made up the 'silent dictatorship?'
- Bethmann and Hindenburg
- Hindenburg and Ludendorff
- Bethamann, Ludendorff
- bethmann and the Kaiser
19. what was the unexpected problem to the schlieffen plan?
- they had run out of resources
- there weren't enough men
- the Belgian resistance was stronger than expected
- the french were too quick
