World Chapter 21

T.S. Eliot's most complex work was The Waste Land.

When "war communism" failed and the Russian economy faced collapse, what did Lenin institute?

Modern poetry lacked a rhyme scheme and a regular rhythm pattern.

Which party desired change through more peaceful measures?

Radical experimentation increased after WWI as many composers abandoned traditional musical concepts.

Which level of the human mind did Freud theorized to contain thoughts focused on human attention?

Who attempted to suppress revolutionary ideas and activities?

What focused on determining who was fit to reproduce and ways of preventing reproduction by those deemed unfit?

What event occurred in January 1905 during a worker's march when government soldiers opened fire on the petition?

Who was the best representative of cubism?

Who said "all that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing"?

Many Frenchmen confidently believed that the Maginot Line would stop any German attack.

How did the music of this period reflect the attitude of many people after WWI?

When did MacDonald become the first Labour Party prime minister of Britain?

What was considered the best-known twentieth-century movement in art?

Sigmund Freud developed theories to explain human behavior.

Who was the last czar of Russia?

What was the major goal of eugenics?

In what year was Czar Nicholas II's government overthrown?

Which party advocated change through violence?

Five-Year Plans turned the country back toward socialism by attempting to increase industrial production.

The literature of the 1920s and 1930s reflected the attitudes prevalent between the wars.

What level of the human mind did Freud theorized to contain repressed thoughts caused by pain and trauma?

Which two composers influenced modern musical trends?

Friedrich Nietzsche and Jean-Paul Sartre are two examples of what?

What economic system was Lenin restoring on a limited basis?

Which music style reached its peak of popularity in the 1920s?

Who replaced view of the end of the world with "This is the way the world ends / Not with a bang but a whimper"?

What was the name of President Roosevelt's programs?

Freud believed he could cure people from their unconscious mind trauma.

Which US president sought to promote relief, recovery, and reform to get the country out of the Great Depression?

One of the most serious problems facing Europe and America after WWI was the change from wartime to peacetime economies.

Why did France form a defensive alliances with smaller European nations?

What Communist leader instituted a system of purges, eliminating all whom he considered a threat to his regime?

What Communist leader instituted "war communism"?

German fascism is usually called Nazism.

Ivan Pavlov is famous for his experiments with dogs.

In Great Britain, what was the greatest hit to the economy after WWI?

Which movement did an artist paint how they felt about the subject rather than realistically reproduce what was seen?

Which level of the human mind did Freud theorized to contain thoughts that could be retrieved from one's memory?

What plagued the Italian economy?

It was believed that the unconscious mind controlled how people thought or acted.

Who was the best representative of expressionism?

Picasso often reduced his figures to various geometric shapes.

Between 1924 and 1927, who did France sign agreements with?