Which of the following did NOT contribute to the end of the Cold War?

Peaceful resolution of the Cuban Missile Crisis

What nations made up the Triple Alliance?

Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary

What was the most significant impact of WWI on the role of the state?

Gov. expanded their role in regulating society and economies

What was the impact of the punitive nature of the Treaty of Versailles?

Weakened the credibility of Germany’s newly formed liberal government

What was the League of Nations?

Organization designed to defend member nations’ land and deter war

Which of the following was NOT a reaction to postwar ideological conflict between the U.S. and the Soviet Union?

Rapid spread of democracy and fascism

Why were British and French leaders willing to make concessions to Hitler as he took over more and more land?

They saw fascism as a way to stop the spread of communism

While both WWI and WWII were some of the most devastating wars in history, what statement is only accurate of WWII?

WWII had more civilian deaths than military deaths

What was the most immediate effect of the Boslheviks taking power in the October Revolution?

Russia’s withdrawal from World War I

What were the clearest signs of Soviet economic deficiency that directly led to the downfall of the Soviet Union?

Slow production of agricultural products, electronics, and consumer goods

Which of the following factors did NOT contribute to the global depression?

German U-boat blockades preventing trade

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and Nationalism

What caused a shift of global manufacturing from the West to the East in the second half of the 20th century?

Lower cost of labor abroad and lack of environmental regulations

What nations were the main decision makers in post-WWII Potsdam conference?

United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union

What was the goal of the Great Leap Forward in China?

Create a centrally planned industrial economy

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1
What nations made up the Triple Entente?
Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary
United States, Britain, Soviet Union
Spain, Germany, Japan
Britain, Russia, France
2
Which of the following did NOT contribute to the end of the Cold War?
Peaceful resolution of the Cuban Missile Crisis
End of the Warsaw Pact
Collapse of the Berlin Wall
Dissolution of the Soviet Union
3
What nations made up the Triple Alliance?
Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary
Spain, Germany, Japan
United States, Britain, Soviet Union
Britain, Russia, France
4
Who were the chief supporters of the Mexican Revolution?
Urban workers and peasants
Foreign interests in Mexican labor
Business owners
Political elite who were powerless under Porfirio Diaz
5
Which of the following is most closely related to neoliberalism?
Non-aggression military pacts
Extreme partisanship
Civil rights movements
Free trade zones
6
The second half of the 20th century saw Western economies shift to:
Socialist Economies
Knowledge Economies
Command Economies
Service Economies
7
What was the most significant impact of WWI on the role of the state?
Gov. adopted isolationist foreign policy positions
Gov. expanded their role in regulating society and economies
Gov. became more authoritarian and militaristic
Gov. took a less pronounced role in industry
8
What was the impact of the punitive nature of the Treaty of Versailles?
Britain/France lost territory they had gained in Middle Eastern territories
Japanese economic interests were bolstered through mandated trade routes
Weakened nationalist movements throughout Eastern Europe and Asia
Weakened the credibility of Germany’s newly formed liberal government
9
What was the League of Nations?
Agreement between states to regulate international trade and commerce
Policing body meant to punish war crimes and stop the slave trade
Organization designed to defend member nations’ land and deter war
An ongoing athletic competition between states for national pride
10
Which of the following globalist goals were NOT directly supported by the U.S. at the Bretton Woods Conference?
Easier credit lending
Liberalization of trade
Stabilization of currency (based on the U.S. dollar)
Income Equality
11
What is the main way in which Western cultural practices and values spread today?
Political leaders
Literature
The Church
Consumer products
12
Which of the following was NOT a reaction to postwar ideological conflict between the U.S. and the Soviet Union?
Establishing military bases around the world
Building military industrial complexes
Rapid spread of democracy and fascism
Securing allies through international pacts
13
When a labor market is more competitive, what happens to wages?
They decrease
They increase
They stay the same
Wages are too volatile to predict
14
Why were British and French leaders willing to make concessions to Hitler as he took over more and more land?
They saw fascism as a way to stop the spread of communism
They did not take Hitler seriously
They were afraid that Hitler would turn the German army on them
They weren’t allowed to interfere under WWI's non-aggression pact
15
While both WWI and WWII were some of the most devastating wars in history, what statement is only accurate of WWII?
WWII had more civilian deaths than military deaths
WWII is known as the “war to end all wars”
WWII is considered as the first modern war
WWII saw more women than men killed
16
This is a political ideology usually characterized by authoritarianism, extreme conservatism, and extreme nationalism
Capitalism
Fascism
Communism
Socialism
17
Who of the following was NOT a fascist leader in the early 1900s?
Adolph Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Joseph Stalin
Francisco Franco
18
What was the most immediate effect of the Boslheviks taking power in the October Revolution?
The overthrowing of Tsar Nicholas II
Russia’s withdrawal from World War I
The defeat of the Red Army
The spread of democracy in Eastern Europe
19
What cohesive movement fostered a unity between developing nations during the Cold War?
The L.A.A. Movement (Latin-America, Africa, Asia)
The Yippie Movement
The Million Man Movement
The Non-Aligned Movement
20
What was the name of the rapid-industrialization plan in China?
The Great Leap Forward
Five-Year Plan
New Deal
Recovery Movement
21
How did nations like Germany, Italy, and Japan justify territorial expansion in the 1930s?
Demand for products like silk and salt
Fear of and need for protection from British and American empires
Gold, Glory, and God
Beliefs of racial superiority
22
What were the clearest signs of Soviet economic deficiency that directly led to the downfall of the Soviet Union?
Impoverished government that couldn’t raise enough capital through taxes
Inability to fund the nations nuclear and space programs
Slow production of agricultural products, electronics, and consumer goods
Failure to keep up with American manufacturing and industry
23
In what way was Africa, Latin America, and parts of Asia impacted by the European and American depression?
Developed nations no longer offered protection to these areas
Imperial powers searched for new revenue streams
Wealthy businessmen stopped shipping labor overseas
Prices for cash crops fell
24
Which of the following factors did NOT contribute to the global depression?
Low food prices
German U-boat blockades preventing trade
Low raw-material availability
War-debt challenged economies
25
What caused WWI?
Nuclear arms race between U.S. and Russia
Germany violating the terms of the Treaty of Versailles
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and Nationalism
Assassination of Gavrillo Princip
26
What caused a shift of global manufacturing from the West to the East in the second half of the 20th century?
Higher cost of labor abroad and more environmental regulations
Higher cost of labor abroad and lack of environmental regulations
Lower cost of labor abroad and more environmental regulations
Lower cost of labor abroad and lack of environmental regulations
27
Which political ideology is most likely to protest the WTO, IMF, World Bank, and G-8?
Left-wing globalists
Right-wing globalists
Left-wing anti-globalists
Right-wing anti-globalists
28
What nations were the main decision makers in post-WWII Potsdam conference?
United States, Britain, and France
United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union
France, Japan, and Italy
Russia, Germany, and the United States
29
What was the goal of the Great Leap Forward in China?
Spread Maoism through China
Create a centrally planned industrial economy
Inspire nationalist movements like the Khmer Rouge or Shining Path
Purge political opponents and centralize Mao Zedong’s power
30
Which of the following factors has NOT fueled massive population growth from 1950 to today?
WHO monitoring the spread of disease
Increase in global birth rate
Medical advances and more widely available healthcare
Greater food security
31
Which of the following ended appeasement?
Occupation of the Sudetenland
German rearmament
Germany’s occupation of the Rhineland
Invasion of Poland

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