AP World Unit 7- Global Conflicts- WWI, Russian Revolution, WWII

Who was the Prime Minister of the UK during WWII who urged British citizens to carry on the fight against Nazi Germany

Russian revolutionary workers' council

The intended purpose of The League of Nations was to

When the entire country (government, civilians, military, economy) is dedicated to the war effort:

In many ways they were alike, so why did fascists and communists hate each other?

What did many colonial subjects of European imperial powers do during WWI?

The sinking of this British vessel almost led to the US choosing a side in WWI

An unlikely alliance formed between the US, GB & the USSR. Why did Stalin not trust the others?

They believed the revolution of peasants and workers in Russia should be led by a small, educated elite group

Where was the western Allied invasion site to push the Nazis back towards Berlin?

At the end of WWII Italian citizens attacked fascist leaders, and Nazis were put on trial in

Which of the following was NOT one of the primary causes of the rise of Nazism in Germany?

The following new European countries were created by the Treaty of Versailles when it broke up empires after WWI

What happened to the Ottoman Empire after the war?

Lenin seized land & factories from the wealthy and gave it to the workers in an effort to

Which of the following was NOT a totalitarian government in the 1930s on the eve of WWII?

Who successfully smuggled Vladimir Lenin back into Russia to further destabilize the tsar's imperial government?

What was the goal of Stalin's 5 Year Plan in the Soviet Union?

Germany's naval buildup in the early 1900s sparked a bitter arms race and rivalry with

Treaty of Brest-Litovsk (1918)

One of Hitler's biggest mistakes during the war:

Which colony sent the most native people to fight in WWI for their imperial masters?

Hitler tried to copy Mussolini, while Mussolini tried to copy-

"The Blitz" affected

This German propaganda poster alleges that Jews are directly responsible for

Why would artistic expression be censored under totalitarianism?

Why did Germany declare war on the U.S. in 1941?

A night of violence against Jews, considered by historians to be phase 2 of Hitler's plan for the Holocaust

What was the name of Stalin's policy of total state control over industry & agriculture?

What was Japan's goal in the 1930s and 1940s, which led to war in the Pacific?

Vladimir Lenin believed this was the root cause of WWI, and the reason millions of Russians died in the conflict

How did Benito Mussolini rise to power in Italy in the 1920s?

The western front trenches of the war developed when ________ came to defend neutral ________

Stalin's 5 Year Plan had a devastating effect on

Stalin violently purged these landowning peasants to seize total control of agriculture

Who gained some of Germany's colonies in East Asia after the war? (But it was not enough to satisfy them)

German monarch during WWI (it cost him his job) Was cousins with King George V of England & Tsar Nicholas II of Russia

The turning point on the eastern front in WWII- began the Nazi retreat back to Berlin

Hitler called it "the most German of all German cities" & held Nazi rallies there every year. Holocaust trials were here

Tsar Nicholas II was the last of the _____________ royal dynasty in Russia

Although alike in many ways, a major difference between Italian fascism and German Nazism was

A key principle of the economic theory of communism is:

With The Sussex Pledge, the Germans made this promise to the U.S. (that they later violated)

Because of the dire situation with WWI and the situation in Russia, Lenin's famous slogan promised the Russian people

The Triple Entente, formed in 1907, included the following:

Germany's strategy to avoid fighting a two front war in WWI

Who had to ultimately admit responsibility for WWI in the "war guilt clause" of The Treaty of Versailles?

Who was first to officially declare war in 1914, thus officially starting the first world war?

President of the US when WWII began, but died during the war.

Why are these German soldiers posing with a dude dressed like a polar bear?

The Black Hand, a Serbian nationalist group, allegedly plotted the attack on Archduke Ferdinand. What was their goal?

Hitler tried to regain lost German territory in Europe while Mussolini conquered

For the US this was the event that finally forced a declaration of war on Germany in WWI

Couldn't decide which side to choose in both world wars

His death was the "spark" that started the war

Which of the following was NOT one of the major causes of civil war/revolution in Russia?

Why was Rasputin murdered in 1917?

The invasion of ____________ officially started WWII in 1939.

What was the "powder keg of Europe" in the early 1900s?

Germany's "blank check" in 1914 promised

What two cities suffered atomic bombing by the US in order to force an end to WWII?

Formed in 1882 but ended in 1915 during the war. It included Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy

US president during WWI- his peace proposal included the League of Nations, which the US never joined

Citizens buying war bonds, rationing of food, saving money and supplies- all examples of

Picasso used art to speak out against fascism and the Nazi/fascist aggression in: