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AH2 World War 1 (30 Second)
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World War I, World War II
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Representative councils of workers and soldiers
Soviets
Duma
Trotsky
Bolsheviks
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The German military plan devised by General von Schlieffen
called for war on two fronts
depended on French neutrality
relied on carpet-bombing
depended on help from Serbia
3
British prime minister in 1919
Armistice
Georges Clemenceau
mandate system
Lloyd George
4
a way for governments to help end a depression
active government
collective bargaining
deficit spending
depression
5
right of unions to negotiate with employers
depression
inflation
collective bargaining
active government
6
To maintain high morale and support for the war among their citizens,
only the authoritarian powers allowed peacerallies
only the authoritarian regimes used propaganda
the democratic states never resorted toexaggeration
the democratic states used propaganda
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philosophy that values the state over the individual
Fascism
Collectivization
New Economic Policy
Politburo
8
Austria-Hungary feared that Serbia would
invade Germany
kill Archduke Ferdinand
invade Russia
create a large Slavic state
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general rise in prices
deficit spending
inflation
depression
collective bargaining
10
Hitler ended Germany’s economic woes,unemployment, and the depression by
passing the Nuremburg laws
building more churches and universities
putting women to work in factories
public works projects and a rearmament program
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French premier in 1919
Lloyd George
Armistice
Georges Clemenceau
mandate system
12
Small faction of the Russian Social Democrat Party
Soviets
Duma
Trotsky
Bolsheviks
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Which one of the following is NOT considered amajor cause of World War I?
militarism
internal dissent
impressionism
the growth of nationalism
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Red Army’s commissar
War communism
Trotsky
Soviets
Duma
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The Nazi regime’s popular “Strength through Joy” program offered working people ___________.
inexpensive vacations
political debates
training in physics
courses in modern art
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Russian legislative body in 1917
Duma
War communism
Soviets
Trotsky
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During the war, new roles in the workforce were created for women because
so many men entered the military effort
they were experienced workers
women demanded equality
women needed something to do
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Policy ensuring supplies for the Red Army
Bolsheviks
Duma
Soviets
War communism
19
Herman Hesse’s Siddhartha and Steppenwolf were based on
Heisenberg and Judaism
Freud and Buddhism
Joyle and Protestantism
Dali and Lama
20
The United States entered the war largely over the issue of
unrestricted submarine warfare
trench warfare
German use of zeppelins
Serbian independence
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Lenin’s scheme to replace war communism
Totalitarian state
Politburo
Collectivization
New Economic Policy
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Hitler’s goal was to create a
Third Reich, or German Empire
Third Depression
Third Reichstag
Third Workers’ Party
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Artistic trends between the wars reflected a fascination with
faith in social structures
the absurd and the unconscious
reason and stability
color and light
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governing without owning the territory
Lloyd George
Armistice
Reparations
mandate system
25
What was the Kristallnacht, which happened on November 9, 1938?
the inspiration for the anthem of the Nazi Party
a destructive rampage against German Jews led by Nazis
the creation of Hitler’s secret police under HeinrichHimmler
the signing of Hitler’s agreement with Russia
26
Hitler inaccurately associated the Aryan race concept with all of the following groups EXCEPT
ancient Greeks and Romans
Jews
Germans
Scandinavians
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Air warfare in World War I involved all of the following EXCEPT
attacking ground targets
shooting down enemy aircraft
the first long-range missiles
spotting enemy positions
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Werner Heisenberg’s 1927 observations that emphasized randomness of subatomic particles is
physics of the unconscious
Newtonian physics
Splitting the atom
the uncertainty principle
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Nazi Germany considered modern art to be
useful in propaganda efforts
degenerate
a form of documentary
nationalistic and patriotic
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Across Europe, wartime governments
reduced their powers
deregulated prices, wages, and rent
set up planned economies
maintained free-market conditions
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nature of Roosevelt’s New Deal
inflation
active government
deficit spending
collective bargaining
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truce agreement
Armistice
mandate system
Reparations
Georges Clemenceau
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Elimination of private farms by Stalin
Collectivization
Fascism
Totalitarian state
Politburo
34
payments to cover war costs
mandate system
Lloyd George
Armistice
Reparations
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period of low economic activity and high unemployment
inflation
depression
active government
deficit spending
36
The Triple Alliance was a loose agreement of cooperation among
Italy, Serbia, and France
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
Serbia,Germany, and Britain
Germany, Italy, and Russia
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Hitler’s political theories were based on all of the following EXCEPT
communism
Darwinian social struggle
nationalism
racism, especially anti-Semitism
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Germany viewed the Russian czar’s full mobilization of the army as an
act of war
act of bad judgment
act of kindness
act of support for Austria-Hungary
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government that aims to rule by broad control
Totalitarian state
Collectivization
Fascism
Politburo
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Leading policy-making committee in the USSR
Politburo
New Economic Policy
Fascism
Collectivization