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1
What was the
main goal
of the
Nuremberg Laws
passed in Germany in 1935?
Prohibit ultranationalist actions across Germany
Legalize ultranationalist actions against the Aryan race
Prohibit ultranationalist actions against the Jewish race
Legalize ultranationalist actions against the Jewish race
2
What is the
best
definition of genocide?
Racism and discrimination against a specific nation
Segregation and internment of a specific nation
Deliberate exclusion and internment of a specific group
Deliberate and systematic killing of a specific nation
3
After WW1, which nation adopted a policy of isolationism after rejecting peace organizations?
The Soviet Union
France
Germany
The United States
4
What is the
best
definition of ultranationalism?
Moderate form of patriotism with mild racist undertones
Extreme form of patriotism with mild racist undertones
Moderate form of nationalism often at the expense of another
Extreme form of nationalism often at the expense of others
5
Which of these countries was part of the Triple Entente?
France
Italy
Mexico
Germany
6
Who was the main target during the Holocaust?
the British
the Americans
the Jews
People in Ukraine
7
Who used ultranationalism to bring a country out of massive debt from WW1?
Churchill
Mussolini
Stalin
Hitler
8
The following quote is an example of
Capitalism
Socialism
Ultranationalism
Nationalism
9
What event made Germany vulnerable and allowed Hitler to gain popularity?
The Munich Conference
The Great Depression
The Franco-Prussian War
The Roaring Twenties
10
The US got involved in WW2 because of
Japan's attack on Pearl Harbour
Japan's aggression towards China
the Nazi concentration camps
Italy's extremist policies
11
Which group was placed in Canadian internments camps during WW1?
German-Canadians
Japanese-Canadians
Ukrainian-Canadians
French-Canadians who refused to enlist
12
A government's decisions about its relations with other countries (nation-states) is guided by
foreign trade
foreign policy
foreign action
foreign diplomacy
13
Compulsory military service is also known as
sovereignty
conscription
appeasement
self-determination
14
What is the
first
of the eight stages of genocide?
Dehumanization: Make the Victim Subhuman
Organization: Plan for "Final Solution"
Classification: Create "Us" versus "Them"
Polarization: Drive two groups apart
15
What kind of warfare was used during WW1?
nuclear
plane
trench
16
What does
Kristallnacht
mean?
"Nuremberg Laws"
"Kill all the Jews"
"Night of Broken Glass"
"Night of Destruction"
17
How did Stalin create a man-made famine in Ukraine in 1933?
Killed off cattle and wiped out Ukraine's crops
Confiscated food sources and sealed the Ukrainian border
Capitalized on drought and limited Ukrainian irrigation
Prohibited sale of seeds and fertilizing agents to Ukraine
18
This was the spark that started WW1
assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Imperialism of Africa
Increased military in Britain
The alliance created between Austria-Hungary and Germany
19
Which of these is NOT a main battle that Canada fought in WW1?
Somme
Vimy
Ypres
Glade
20
Domestic trade is
war guilt clause
international trade between nation-states
trench warfare
trade within a nation-state
21
Which was the following was the most deadly concentration camp?
Chelmno
Auschwitz-Birkeneau
Dachau
Treblinka
22
Which of the following is
not
true of the home front in Canada
citizens were expected to ration key materials
there was a boost to the industrial output of Canada
the vast majority of Canadians were unaffected by the war
women took up the work in factories with men gone to fight
23
Conflict in which area almost started WW3?
Kosovo
Alsace-Lorraine
Serbia
Suez Canal
24
What happened to Japanese-Canadians during WW2?
they were sent to internment camps in BC
they were sent back to Japan
none of the above
they were tortured
25
T/F: Ultranationalist countries allow multiple political parties and public protests.
False
True
26
What was the main goal of the League of Nations?
global/international peace
kill Nazi officials
end WW1
27
This term was used by the Serbs to justify the mass killing/removal of non-Serbs.
Genocide
War Crimes
Crimes Against Humanity
Ethnic Cleansing
28
Which country did Germany invade, which brought Britain into the war = began WW2?
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
France
Poland
29
What is called when a person/country gives into the demands of another person/country?
foreign policy
abatement
ultranationalism
appeasement
30
Which of the following is a crime against humanity?
Pirating a movie
The Nanjing Massacre
Robbing a grocery store
Breaking an international law
31
What is the
best
definition of propaganda?
Manipulation to promote your ideas and sway others
Positive viewpoints on current events and issues
Biased news stories on current events and issues
32
Which is
not
a national interest?
beliefs and values
security and safety
domestic trade
economic prosperity
33
Which two Japanese cities were destroyed via atomic bombing?
Osaka + Hiroshima
Hiroshima + Tokyo Bay
Tokyo + Nagasaki
Nagasaki + Hiroshima
34
What does the term
Holodomor
mean?
Death by exile
Death at gunpoint
Death by gas chamber
Death by starvation
35
Which of the following was a main cause of WW1?
Treaty of Versailles
Genocide
all of the above
Militarism
36
What is thought of as the largest
failure
of the UN during the Rwandan genocide?
Peacekeepers killed too many Tutsis by accident
Peacekeepers could not use force
Peacekeepers prohibited support and supplies sent by the US
Peacekeepers partnered with the Hutus against the Tutsis
37
Which group targeted who during the Rwandan Genocide of 1994?
Belgians targeted Hutus
Hutus targeted Tutsis
Belgians targeted Tutsis
Tutsis targeted Hutus
38
What was the
main goal
of Hitler's policy of
lebensraum
?
Expansionism - living space for the true German people
Appeasement
Expansionism - regaining Alsace-Lorraine
Keeping Germans in Germany
39
How many people were killed during the Holocaust?
10 million
1,000
1 million
6 million
40
What was the official name for the German program that eliminated the Jewish "problem"?
Nuremberg Solution
Final Solution
Final Extermination
Nuremberg Termination
