In 1935, the Nazis passed the Nuremberg Laws which

deprived Jews of German citizenship

What was the appeal of Mussolini’s fascist government to Italians?

The fascistsended political feuding in government

What was a drawback of being among the Soviet elite under Stalin?

The elite often suffered from Stalin’s purges.

On Stalin’s collectives,

thegovernment provided tractors, fertilizers, and seed

How did the League of Nations respond when Japan invaded Manchuria in 1931?

It condemned Japan’s action but did nothing to stop it.

In Britain during the 1920s, the Labour party supported

a gradual move toward socialism.

In the early 1930s, what contributed to the spread of economic problems around the world?

Governments raised tariffs to protect their economies.

What was a cause of Stalin’s Great Purge?

Stalin feared rival party leaders.

France occupied Germany’s coal-rich Ruhr Valley in 1923

because Germany had fallen behind in reparations.

The Eastern European nations that were carved out of old European empires after World War I

had rich democratic traditions.

Which statement is correct about the economy of the United States in the 1920s?

The U.S. became the world’sleading economic power.

Which of the following was a result of the work of Marie Curie and Albert Einstein?

the discovery of atomic fission

Under Mussolini’s rule in Italy,

there was a one-party dictatorship.

After Ireland became self-governing, why did Irish Republican Army keep fighting the British?

Northern Irelandremained under British rule

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1
In 1935, the Nazis passed the Nuremberg Laws which
required all young Germans to join the Hitler Youth.
combined all Protestant sects into a single state church.
deprived Jews of German citizenship
established the Third Reich under Hitler.
2
What was a key characteristic of fascism in the 1920s and 1930s?
pursuit of a classlesssociety
open political debate
supremacy of the state
glorification of human reason
3
What 1924 agreement reduced German reparations and provided U.S. loans to Germany?
Versailles treaty
Kellogg-Briand Pact
Dawes Plan
Locarno treaties
4
What was the appeal of Mussolini’s fascist government to Italians?
The fascistsended political feuding in government
The fascists supported democratic ideals.
The fascists supported a classless society
The fascists worked for socialist change.
5
What could be described as a conservative reaction to the changes in the US after WWI?
the HarlemRenaissance
abstract art
the Scopes trial
the spread of speakeasies throughout the country
6
Eventually, right-wing dictators emerged in every Eastern European country except
Hungary andRomania.
Yugoslavia and Poland.
Czechoslovakia and Finland.
France and Great Britain.
7
What was a drawback of being among the Soviet elite under Stalin?
The elitecould not join the Communist Party
The elite could not find good housing.
The elite could not get scarce consumer goods.
The elite often suffered from Stalin’s purges.
8
Which group criticized the Weimar Republic as too weak and longed for a leader likeBismarck?
communists
socialists
women’s groups
conservative Germans
9
On Stalin’s collectives,
thegovernment provided tractors, fertilizers, and seed
individual peasants could own small plots of land.
peasants set all prices and controll access to farmsupplies
agricultural output skyrocketed in the 1930s.
10
How did the League of Nations respond when Japan invaded Manchuria in 1931?
It condemned Japan’s action but did nothing to stop it.
It sent arms and supplies to the Manchurians.
It insisted that the United States solve the problem
It launched an assault against the invading forces.
11
In Britain during the 1920s, the Labour party supported
a gradual move toward socialism.
legislation limiting the power of workersto strike.
middle-class business interests.
upper class conservatives.
12
In the early 1930s, what contributed to the spread of economic problems around the world?
Global trade rose dramatically.
Governments raised tariffs to protect their economies.
The U.S. Federal Reserve lowered interest rates.
The Allies overpaid their war debts to the UnitedStates
13
In 1928, Scottish scientist Alexander Fleming discovered
atomic fission.
penicillin.
psychoanalysis.
the theory of relativity.
14
What was a cause of Stalin’s Great Purge?
The kuklaks resisted collectivization.
Central planners did not achieve production goals.
Peasants did not want to give up their land to the state.
Stalin feared rival party leaders.
15
What was a result of prohibition, which was made law in the United States in 1919?
an increase in organized crime
greater freedom for women
voting rights for more citizens
thedevelopment of jazz music
16
France occupied Germany’s coal-rich Ruhr Valley in 1923
because Germany had fallen behind in reparations.
because the French wanted to acquire more land.
to force striking German miners back to work.
to protest the policies of Adolf Hitler.
17
The Eastern European nations that were carved out of old European empires after World War I
had rich democratic traditions.
had large industrial economies
were mostly free of ethnic tensions.
lacked capital to develop industry
18
Stalin tried to make the cultural life of the Soviet Union more Russian with a policy of
tsarism.
russification.
surrealism.
capitalism.
19
Which statement is correct about the economy of the United States in the 1920s?
The U.S. enjoyed the benefits of a commandeconomy
The U.S. economy was hurt by an unstable political scene.
The U.S. economy was hurt by crushing reparations payments.
The U.S. became the world’sleading economic power.
20
Which of the following was a result of the work of Marie Curie and Albert Einstein?
the discovery of atomic fission
the discovery of penicillin
the development of the liquid-fueled rocket
the development of the polio vaccine
21
U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed a massive package of Depression relief called the
Fair Deal.
Great Society.
New Deal.
Federal Reserve
22
What measure did the Nazis take that was a rejection of the Versailles treaty?
They passed the NurembergLaws.
They launched large public works projects.
They established the Gestapo.
They rearmed Germany.
23
Sigmund Freud’s method of studying how the mind words and treating mental disorders is called
relativity.
stream of consciousness.
surrealism
psychoanalysis.
24
Under Mussolini’s rule in Italy,
there was a one-party dictatorship.
a democracy was put it place.
the socialists came into power
free speech was encouraged.
25
After Ireland became self-governing, why did Irish Republican Army keep fighting the British?
Northern Irelandremained under British rule
North Ireland wanted independence from the Irish Free State
The IRA wanted a socialist government
The IRA wanted reparations from Britain

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Questions 25

Answers

1
In 1935, the Nazis passed the Nuremberg Laws which
required all young Germans to join the Hitler Youth.
combined all Protestant sects into a single state church.
deprived Jews of German citizenship
established the Third Reich under Hitler.
2
What was a key characteristic of fascism in the 1920s and 1930s?
pursuit of a classlesssociety
open political debate
supremacy of the state
glorification of human reason
3
What 1924 agreement reduced German reparations and provided U.S. loans to Germany?
Versailles treaty
Kellogg-Briand Pact
Dawes Plan
Locarno treaties
4
What was the appeal of Mussolini’s fascist government to Italians?
The fascistsended political feuding in government
The fascists supported democratic ideals.
The fascists supported a classless society
The fascists worked for socialist change.
5
What could be described as a conservative reaction to the changes in the US after WWI?
the HarlemRenaissance
abstract art
the Scopes trial
the spread of speakeasies throughout the country
6
Eventually, right-wing dictators emerged in every Eastern European country except
Hungary andRomania.
Yugoslavia and Poland.
Czechoslovakia and Finland.
France and Great Britain.
7
What was a drawback of being among the Soviet elite under Stalin?
The elitecould not join the Communist Party
The elite could not find good housing.
The elite could not get scarce consumer goods.
The elite often suffered from Stalin’s purges.
8
Which group criticized the Weimar Republic as too weak and longed for a leader likeBismarck?
communists
socialists
women’s groups
conservative Germans
9
On Stalin’s collectives,
thegovernment provided tractors, fertilizers, and seed
individual peasants could own small plots of land.
peasants set all prices and controll access to farmsupplies
agricultural output skyrocketed in the 1930s.
10
How did the League of Nations respond when Japan invaded Manchuria in 1931?
It condemned Japan’s action but did nothing to stop it.
It sent arms and supplies to the Manchurians.
It insisted that the United States solve the problem
It launched an assault against the invading forces.
11
In Britain during the 1920s, the Labour party supported
a gradual move toward socialism.
legislation limiting the power of workersto strike.
middle-class business interests.
upper class conservatives.
12
In the early 1930s, what contributed to the spread of economic problems around the world?
Global trade rose dramatically.
Governments raised tariffs to protect their economies.
The U.S. Federal Reserve lowered interest rates.
The Allies overpaid their war debts to the UnitedStates
13
In 1928, Scottish scientist Alexander Fleming discovered
atomic fission.
penicillin.
psychoanalysis.
the theory of relativity.
14
What was a cause of Stalin’s Great Purge?
The kuklaks resisted collectivization.
Central planners did not achieve production goals.
Peasants did not want to give up their land to the state.
Stalin feared rival party leaders.
15
What was a result of prohibition, which was made law in the United States in 1919?
an increase in organized crime
greater freedom for women
voting rights for more citizens
thedevelopment of jazz music
16
France occupied Germany’s coal-rich Ruhr Valley in 1923
because Germany had fallen behind in reparations.
because the French wanted to acquire more land.
to force striking German miners back to work.
to protest the policies of Adolf Hitler.
17
The Eastern European nations that were carved out of old European empires after World War I
had rich democratic traditions.
had large industrial economies
were mostly free of ethnic tensions.
lacked capital to develop industry
18
Stalin tried to make the cultural life of the Soviet Union more Russian with a policy of
tsarism.
russification.
surrealism.
capitalism.
19
Which statement is correct about the economy of the United States in the 1920s?
The U.S. enjoyed the benefits of a commandeconomy
The U.S. economy was hurt by an unstable political scene.
The U.S. economy was hurt by crushing reparations payments.
The U.S. became the world’sleading economic power.
20
Which of the following was a result of the work of Marie Curie and Albert Einstein?
the discovery of atomic fission
the discovery of penicillin
the development of the liquid-fueled rocket
the development of the polio vaccine
21
U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed a massive package of Depression relief called the
Fair Deal.
Great Society.
New Deal.
Federal Reserve
22
What measure did the Nazis take that was a rejection of the Versailles treaty?
They passed the NurembergLaws.
They launched large public works projects.
They established the Gestapo.
They rearmed Germany.
23
Sigmund Freud’s method of studying how the mind words and treating mental disorders is called
relativity.
stream of consciousness.
surrealism
psychoanalysis.
24
Under Mussolini’s rule in Italy,
there was a one-party dictatorship.
a democracy was put it place.
the socialists came into power
free speech was encouraged.
25
After Ireland became self-governing, why did Irish Republican Army keep fighting the British?
Northern Irelandremained under British rule
North Ireland wanted independence from the Irish Free State
The IRA wanted a socialist government
The IRA wanted reparations from Britain