2. How did the overall world economy change after World War I?

It sunk into worldwide depression

19. Which of these were effects of the worldwide depression after World War I?

Farmers lost their land and banks closed

9. Which describes why the conflict between US and the Soviet Union following World War II was known as the Cold War?

It was not an active war, but a war of intimidation

18.Which part of the Treaty of Versailles was most damaging to the Germany economy?

Had to pay allies large sums of money

13. The popularity of the National Socialist German workers’ Party in the 1920s is an example of

The disillusionment of people following World War I

1. Which statement correctly describes the Cold War?

A period of tension and rivalry between the Soviet Union and the United Sta

20. Which part of the following consequences would have made German citizens afraid to speak out against the Nazi gover

Some were put in prisons; others were murdered

15. The reunification of Germany and the independence of many eastern European countries can be attributed to

Diplomatic attempts by the United States to end the Cold War

3. Which statement about Jews is incorrect?

Jews lived and worked in businesses throughout Germany

4. Which action significantly increased the risk of the Cold War becoming hot?

The US and the Soviet Union began building up weapons know as “arms race"

studbud

POST TEST UNIT 2 EUROPE PAST AND PRESENT

21 termsStudBud Administration858 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards21 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 21

Answers

1
17. How did the Treaty of Versailles contribute to feelings of anger and resentment among German citizens?
It harmed Germany’s economy
It placed blame for World War I entirely on Germany
It restricted Germany’s military capabilities
All of the above
2
2. How did the overall world economy change after World War I?
It began to slowly improve
It grew rapidly
It sunk into worldwide depression
It remained flat
3
19. Which of these were effects of the worldwide depression after World War I?
Employment rose and wages fell
People had more money and better jobs
Farmers gained land and business grew
Farmers lost their land and banks closed
4
11. Which of the following explains the reason for the change from autocratic governments to communist?
B. Citizens observed a wide economic divide between the ruling class and th
A. Citizens believed that their autocratic leaders were becoming rich while
C. Citizens wanted to vote for their leaders.
D. Both A and B
5
16. One of these most likely led to the sharp decline in the number of Jewish people living in Europe after 20th cen?
disease
migration
Economic Weakness
The Holocaust
6
9. Which describes why the conflict between US and the Soviet Union following World War II was known as the Cold War?
It took place during the winter
It was not an active war, but a war of intimidation
The threat of nuclear weapons is known as “freezing”
The Soviet Union has a cold climate
7
14. Which of the following most directly led to the collapse of the Soviet Union?
A strong military
A weakening economy
Deputy of the State Duma
A long, bloody war
8
5. The Russian Revolution was led by the Bolshevik Party. Who was placed into power after the revolution?
Adolph Hitler
Queen Elizabeth II
Tsar Nicholas II
Vladimir Lenin
9
6. Hitler was the leader of what party in Germany?
Bolshevik
Republican
Nazi
Democratic
10
18.Which part of the Treaty of Versailles was most damaging to the Germany economy?
Had to pay allies large sums of money
Germany lost its colonies
The German Emperor was to be put on trial
Germans were not allowed to have a large army and navy
11
13. The popularity of the National Socialist German workers’ Party in the 1920s is an example of
The success of the Weimar Republic
The disillusionment of people following World War I
The success of the theories of Marx and Engels
The failure of the Russian Revolution to win a lasting peace
12
12. What techniques did Hitler and the Nazi party use to come into power in the 1920s and 1930s in Germany?
Placing blame for Germany’s suffering after World War I on one group of ind
Convincing citizens to follow them through the use of propaganda films and
All of the above
Intimidating members of dissenting groups through the use of violence and i
13
7.In ________________________ Hitler described his ideas to strengthen Germany and his beliefs about race.
Mein Kampf
Carpe Diem
Communist Manifesto
C’est magnifique
14
1. Which statement correctly describes the Cold War?
A period of tension and rivalry between the Soviet Union and the United Sta
A period of war that took place in cold regions of the Soviet Union
A period of partnership between the United States and the Soviet Union
A period of conflict involving missile defense systems in Arctic regions
15
20. Which part of the following consequences would have made German citizens afraid to speak out against the Nazi gover
They were put under house arrest
They were sent to Siberia
Some were allowed to leave Germany; others were arrested
Some were put in prisons; others were murdered
16
15. The reunification of Germany and the independence of many eastern European countries can be attributed to
Diplomatic attempts by the United States to end the Cold War
Increase in economic growth among countries
Soviets discontinued financial and political support
Strategic military victories at the end of World War II
17
3. Which statement about Jews is incorrect?
Jews lived and worked in businesses throughout Germany
Jews had been disliked and persecuted for many centuries
Many Germans blamed Jews for Germany’s economic problems
Jews began migrating to Germany after the end of World War I
18
4. Which action significantly increased the risk of the Cold War becoming hot?
The US and the Soviet Union began building up weapons know as “arms race"
Global warming began to affect countries all around the world
The United States began threatening to invade the Soviet Union
The Soviets began threatening to invade the United States
19
16. Which of these most likely contributed to the sharp decline in the number of Jewish people living in Europe in the
Migration
Economic weakness
Disease
The Holocaust
20
8. The Berlin Wall was built in 1961 and torn down in ____________.
1946
1991
2019
1989
21
10. “From Stettin the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic an “Iron Curtain” has descended across the continent.”-W.C.
A. Soviet control of Eastern Europe
C. Both A and B
D. The natural resources available in Russia
B. The divider between democratic Western Europe and communist Eastern Eur

POST TEST UNIT 2 EUROPE PAST AND PRESENT Flashcards | StudBud