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Assessment: World between the Wars
Assessment: World between the Wars
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1
Which group would support the following statement from the Balfour Declaration?
European Zionists
Jewish immigrants to the Palestine Mandate
Ottoman rulers
Arab residents of the Palestine Mandate
2
Why did Mao Zedong claim the Long March was a victory for the Communists?
The Communists lacked organization and discipline
After the retreat, the Communists defeated the Guomindang
It helped to win many converts to communism
The majority of Mao's communist followers survived
3
Why did a crowd of Indians gather at the enclosed field where the Amritsar Massacre took place?
to hear Gandhi's first public speech
to confront General Dyer
to protest the Rowlatt Acts
to demand independence from Great Britain
4
What made Manchuria attractive to the Japanese?
It had a nationalist government
It was rich in natural resources
It was the closest Japanese territory to China
It had a large Japanese population
5
Which statement best describes economic conditions in the Weimar Republic after World War I?
The government paid veterans bonuses, which grew the economy
The government printed extra money, causing hyperinflation
The German people spent money on art, music, and shows
The German people prospered by getting government jobs
6
What were two obstacles to progress that the fledgling Chinese republic faced?
warlord rule and foreign imperialism
Marxism and nationalism
warlord rule and nationalism
Marxism and foreign imperialism
7
How did the Japanese invasion help to unify China?
The Communists & Guomindang allied to fight the Japanese
The Japanese supported the Guomindang
The Japanese conquered and united all of China
The Communists worked with the Japanese
8
What two populations fought each other for control of the Palestine Mandate after World War 1?
Christians and Muslims
Americans and Germans
The British and French
Jews and Arabs
9
What 1929 event helped spark the Great Depression?
The U.S. stock market crashed.
The Dust Bowl began.
The New Deal was enacted.
The general strike took place in Britain.
10
A takeover of property or resources by the government is called
Nationalization
Cultural nationalism
Economic nationalism
Good neighbor policy
11
What did the Salt March symbolize?
India's attack on the government.
Indian protest against British oppression.
India's dependence on British salt.
India's inability to govern itself.
12
A policy in which the United States would interfere less in Latin American affairs was called
Cultural nationalism
Economic nationalism
Nationalization
Good neighbor policy
13
Why did Atatürk want to westernize Turkey?
He wanted to expel the Greeks and British from Turkey
He wanted to ensure that Muslim religion remained strong
He wanted to strengthen and modernize Turkey as a nation
He wanted to expand Turkey by defeating the Ottoman Empire
14
Which of the following was a result of the work of Marie Curie and Enrico Fermi?
psychoanalysis
penicillin
the theory of relativity
the atomic bomb
15
How did Africans think fighting in World War 1 would impact their lives?
thought that colonial restrictions would grow even tighter
They thought that their lives would remain unchanged
They would be granted more rights & opportunities
thought they would be granted land in Europe to rule over
16
Which of the following statements best describes Nazi ideology?
Germans should isolate themselves from the rest of the world
Germans come from a superior race & need to subdue inferiors
The German government should protect all citizens' rights
Germans should distributes wealth evenly among all people
17
Massive package of economic and social programs to help Americans during the Great Depression
New Deal
Maginot Line
Harlem Renaissance
Prohibition
18
How did Hitler establish a totalitarian state in Germany?
He planned a successful coup in Munich
He established a military government
He formed a coalition government with Communists
He made Germany a one-party state
19
Why did Gandhi become such an influential leader in the Indian independence movement?
His English law degree made him a shrewd politician
His emphasis on love and equality had widespread appeal
His part in the Amritsar massacre made him a national hero
He stressed the need for Hindu control of India
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What was the main impact of the Amritsar massacre on the Indian independence movement?
It intimidated the Indian people into ending mass protests
It led foreign countries to intervene on behalf of Indians
It motivated the National Congress party to elect Gandhi
It convinced Gandhi that India needed full independence
21
Stalin promoted socialist realism in order to
to promote Soviet life positively & a hope in Communism
show Soviet life in a realistic light
convert people outside of the Soviet Union to Communism
root out enemies and send them away to the Gulags
22
How did the Constitution of 1917 try to solve the problems that started the Mexican Revolution?
it lessened foreign investors & redistributed land equally
It nationalized Mexican industries and resources
It established the PRI, which dominated politics for decades
It granted suffrage and rights to the poor and to women
23
Which of the following was one of the root causes of the Great Depression?
overspending by farmers
the success of the war reparations
too much regulation of the stock market
overproduction of goods by factories
24
What was the significance of the flapper in the 1920s?
Flappers represented return to prewar normalcy
The flappers showed that women and men had achieved equality
The flapper became a symbol of freedom and rebelliousness
The majority of women followed styles set by the flappers
25
What was the purpose of the Kellogg-Briand Pact?
to declare that war was no longer a foreign policy tool
to reduce the size of armed forces
to condemn Japan's invasion of Manchuria
to redistribute territory among the Allies
26
What did the Pan-African Congress accomplish?
It forced Western leaders to revise their negative views
It helped a few African colonies gain independence
It established a cooperation among Africans
It created a charter of rights for Africans
27
How did the Treaty of Versailles affect the Ottoman empire?
It created the League of Nations which oversaw Ottoman lands
It redistributed the Middle East as mandates to Allies
It strengthened the Ottoman empire
It forced Persia to modernize and adopt Western culture
28
Why did Gandhi call for boycotts on British goods?
He wanted Indians to be self-sufficient.
He wanted Britain to make money.
He wanted to create Indian monopolies.
He wanted Indians to rely less on material goods.
29
A policy which emphasizes domestic control and protection of the economy is called
Cultural nationalism
Nationalization
Good neighbor policy
Economic nationalism
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Gandhi's actions in the independence movement were largely inspired by
Muslim legal codes
ahimsa and civil disobedience
English law and tradition
the United States Constitution
