20-1 ri2: The Pursuit of National Interests

Question 1

When did Canada become a sovereign nation?

Accepted Answer

1982

Question 2

What happened to Japanese Canadians during WW2?

Accepted Answer

Interned in camps

Question 3

WWII begins

Accepted Answer

1939

Question 4

What did Japan gain during the First World War?

Accepted Answer

Germany's Asian and Pacific Colonies

Question 5

The reason Canada is working internationally on the issue of the Arctic is a direct response to

Accepted Answer

Arctic claimed by others as their land for exploitation

Question 6

When individuals are forcedby the enactment of laws against their free will to enter conflicts

Accepted Answer

Conscription

Question 7

Nationalism is best defined as:

Accepted Answer

loyalty of a people totheir values, traditions, geography

Question 8

Which of these propagandatechniques would not be used by an ultranationalist?

Accepted Answer

Writing & speaking thefacts in order to discover true causes

Question 9

The desire of many Canadians to join in the fight in WW1 was a clear exampleof ?

Accepted Answer

Patriotism, Propoganda

Question 10

Japanese and Italian expansionism show us a failure of this institution?

Accepted Answer

League of Nations

Question 11

Decolonization, Successor States, Referendas, Third Party Involvement are all examples of:

Accepted Answer

Self-Determination

Question 12

Which of the following alliances captures victory in World War I?

Accepted Answer

The Triple Entente

Question 13

Some Iraqi citizens welcome US intervention indomestic affairs, some dont. Which is undermined?

Accepted Answer

domesticpolicy

Question 14

Japan’s expansion into Manchuria successful because

Accepted Answer

The collapse of international trade, Lack of aggression from the L of N

Question 15

Sudden/decisive action in politics = change of government illegally or by force

Accepted Answer

Coup d'etat

Question 16

Mussolini's foundation for Italy's foreign policy during the Interwar period

Accepted Answer

Wanted a new "Roman Empire", •farmland,coal, iron ore, copper, gold, platinum

Question 17

Who strongly supported the League of Nations?

Accepted Answer

Woodrow Wilson

Question 18

Only jews were killed in concentration camps

Accepted Answer

False

Question 19

The Munich Accord is a good example of this type of foreign policy?

Accepted Answer

Appeasament

Question 20

The political authority to control one's own affairs

Accepted Answer

Sovereignty

Question 21

Between what years was World War 1 fought?

Accepted Answer

1914-1918

Question 22

What is NOT an example of a successor state?

Accepted Answer

Quebec

Question 23

How was France's national interest satisfied?

Accepted Answer

Demilitarized Rhineland, Return of Alsace and Lorraine, Disarmament of the Germany Army, War Reperations

Question 24

WW2 was the attempt to systematically cleanse the German State of Jews. This is known as the ?

Accepted Answer

The Holocaust

Question 25

Anti-Jewish laws in Germany clarifying racial policy & removing Jewish influence from society

Accepted Answer

The Nuremberg Laws

Question 26

Which nation within Austria Hungary had a role in the start of WWI?

Accepted Answer

Serbia

Question 27

World War I battle that helped create a Canadian identity

Accepted Answer

Vimmy Ridge

Question 28

What is foreign policy?

Accepted Answer

International agreements that a sovereign nation makes, a government's strategy in dealing with other nations

Question 29

Canada agreed with UN's laws to regulate resources of the arctic in a stable, peaceful manner.

Accepted Answer

Foreign Policy

Question 30

What is the waterway/ship route joining the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans called?

Accepted Answer

The Northwest Passage

Question 31

Who were the Big 4?

Accepted Answer

Wilson, Lloyd George, Clemenceau, Orlando

Question 32

What is a major cause of the Internment of Japanese Americans during WW2?

Accepted Answer

Racial prejudice

Question 33

The countries which extreme nationalist viewshave evoked “hatred” and crimes against humanity

Accepted Answer

Rwanda, USSR, Germany

Question 34

What is the name given to the type of fighting during WW1?

Accepted Answer

Trench warfare

Question 35

Whose national interest was ignored during the Paris Peace Conferences of 1919?

Accepted Answer

Germany

Question 36

Which of these was not an underlying cause of WWI?

Accepted Answer

Regional Disparity

Question 37

Treaties and Alliances are:

Accepted Answer

Collective defence, Trade agreements, Collective security, Environmental agreements

Question 38

Why was Ultra-nationalism successful in Germany, Italy and Japan?

Accepted Answer

leaders presented a new era of economic growth forthe people, solve WW1 economic probs by militarism,expansionism,conquest, all 3 countries had charismatic leaders, leaders restored their countries to powerful status

Question 39

Individuals engage in warfare on behalf of their country for the "loyalty" to their nation...

Accepted Answer

Patriotism

Question 40

What was the name given to the land between the two opposing trenches?

Accepted Answer

No Man's Land

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