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Unit 7 Review World Between the Wars
Unit 7 Review World Between the Wars
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1
Which of Hitler's goals aimed to eliminate the disproportion between the population and area.
creation of a totalitarian state
suppression of communism
anti-Semitism
territorial expansion
2
Which of the following statements best describes the lasting effect of the Amritsar massacre?
Indians formed the National Congress.
Muslims formed the Muslim League.
Hundreds of British soldiers were attacked and killed.
Indians increased demands for independence.
3
What was the result of Mussolini threatening to march on Rome?
Mussolini's forces overthrew the king and seized power
Mussolini was legally appointed to head the government
Mussolini was arrested and jailed
Italy became a socialist totalitarian state
4
What changes did Japanese militarists make when they came to power?
used schools to teach students democratic values
outlawed traditional Japanese culture and forced obedience
restricted freedoms and imposed traditional Japanese culture
attempted to overthrow Emperor Hirohito
5
Which best describes the Good Neighbor Policy of the United States?
help Latin America improve relations with each other
to help the Europeans improve their trade with Latin America
designed to increase Latin American dependence on the US.
designed to improve U.S. and Latin America relations
6
What was one of the sources of upheaval for the new Chinese republic in the early 1900s?
lack of support for a puppet government
constant harassment of the Guomindang
harsh treatment of peasants by Communists
resentment toward Japanese foreign imperialism
7
Which statement best describes Western countries' attempts to end the Great Depression?
decreased the size of the government to save taxpayers money
developed programs that lessened suffering but did not solve
eliminated unemployment through work programs
used higher tariffs, which stimulated demand and production
8
How did dictators respond to the League of Nations after Japan invaded Manchuria?
They vigorously condemned Japan’s invasion of Manchuria
They sensed weakness in the League and saw opportunity
They invited the Soviet Union and Germany to join the League
They feared condemnation from the League
9
What was one effect of Hitler’s plans to rebuild the German army?
provoked France into another war with Germany
provided jobs and helped Germany out of the Depression
increased trade between Germany and Britain
persuaded Germans to vote for other political parties
10
How did Mao Zedong differ from earlier Chinese Communists?
He believed that the Communists should seek peasant support
He believed that the urban class would lead a revolution
He urged Communists to join forces with Japanese militarists
He believed that individuals had the right to own property
11
This is a one party dictatorship that regulated every aspect of the lives of its citizens.
Imperialistic
Socialist
Theocratic
Totalitarian
12
What was frustrating to most Indians about living under British rule?
The British forced Indians to renounce Hinduism.
The British did not respect Indian beliefs and customs.
They could not purchase salt from the British.
They were forced to join the military.
13
Novels such as
The Sun Also Rises
and
The Great Gatsby
most clearly reflect what literary theme
the desire to return to prewar values and stability
the horrors of the experience of World War I
the secret workings of the subconscious mind
the sense of loss of purpose of the postwar generation
14
Why did support for Hitler increase in the early 1930s?
Germans wanted a leader who would institute Marxist policies
The Germans wanted a strong leader to end economic woes
Hitler had successfully proven himself as government leader.
Germans believed he had given up his extreme ideas in jail
15
What was one long-term effect of the Long March?
Jiang captured Beijing from the Communist government.
The peasants embraced the Guomindang.
The event inspired the May Fourth Movement.
Mao won support because he treated peasants fairly.
16
What was one effect of Latin American economic nationalism?
the more equal distribution of wealth
the development of domestic industry
the policy of the good neighbor
the increase in demand for foreign oil
17
What was one effect of the Great Depression in Japan?
The ultranationalists gained power.
Exports increased.
Imports increased.
The Communists gained power.
18
Why did Stalin target the Russian Orthodox Church?
He saw the Church as a threat to his power.
He wanted to enforce Russification
He wanted to replace religious art with socialist realism
He favored freedom of religion.
19
In which way were Stalin’s communist state and Hitler’s fascist state similar?
Both used secret police to enforce their policies
Both promoted an official state religious policy of atheism
Both had multi-party governments led by dictators.
Both enforced five-year plans to build their economies
20
What was the main significance of flappers in the 1920s?
Most women in the United States and Europe became flappers
They symbolized a new age of equality between men and women
They symbolized a postwar rejection of traditional values
They finally succeeded in winning women the right to vote
21
What was one long-term effect of the Salt March?
international attention forced Britain to grant India rights
It led other colonial rulers to support the British empire
international attention forced Gandhi to change his methods.
It led to a worldwide boycott on salt made by the British
22
In India, what was Gandhi’s original focus to fight against?
the ban against the Hindu religion
an absence of rights for Indian workers
laws that discriminated against Indians in South Africa
British control of salt production
23
How did the Great Depression in the U.S. affect other nations around the world?
Foreign banks started to make more investments in the U.S.
American banks stopped investing and demanded loan repayment
Demand for U.S. products increased due to higher quality.
Trade increased due to cheaper production costs.
24
Why did a crowd of Indians gather at an enclosed field in Amritsar?
to demand independence from Britain
to protest the Rowlatt Acts
to confront General Dyer
to hear Ghandi's first public speech
25
How was education affected by the rule of the Nazi party?
The curriculum was shaped to teach Nazi values and beliefs
Schools were shut down and considered too liberal
Parents were upset about propaganda trained teachers
curriculum was changed to make Jews more "Aryan"
