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The world after world war I.
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1
Mussolini was supported by this group of people.
The Italian Mafia
The Armani Collective
The Black Shirts
The Hitler Youth
2
President Roosevelt's massive government spending package, aimed at ending the Great Depression
Freedom Rides
Quantitative Easing
New Deal
Great Society
3
These all led to economic issues in Germany except?
The Great Depression
The automobile industry collapsed causing an economic slump.
High unemployment due to strikes.
Hyperinflation issues in Germany
4
This was a period of violent actions against Jewish businesses and families in Germany.
The Socialist revolt of 1939
Kristallnacht
The Nazi Uprising
The Warsaw ghetto uprising
5
Who was Baldur Von Shirac?
Leader of the Communist front in Germany.
Was the last German general to sign the Treaty of Versailles.
Leader of the Hitler Youth
Headed the Weimar Republic
6
This was the government in Germany in the 1920's...
The Weimar Republic
The 2nd Reich
The New Deal
The Kaiser government
7
Who was known as "Il Duce?"
Joseph Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Franklin D. Roosevelt
8
These were large swaths of territory that Stalin put together to increase food production.
Collectives
Aldi's
Unification
Absorbtion
9
These laws, passed in Nazi Germany, stripped the Jewish people of their German citizenship.
Kellogg-Briand
Jim Crow
Nuremberg
Prohibition
10
What were Stalin's five year plans designed to do?
The average sentence for a prisoner was moved to five years.
The five years was the amount of time it took to build a new ship.
Increase industrial output and modernize the Soviet Union.
The re-election cycle of the countries leaders was every five years.
11
Lebensraum? What is it?
Expand your countries size
It's a new style of sweater made of back hair.
An elite segment of the Hitler Youth.
The expansion of the German armies size.
12
Isolationists believe:
trade should be avoided.
strong countries have the duty to protect weaker nations.
there should be no political ties to other countries.
that foreign problems should be handled one at a time.
13
He led the Nazi propaganda ministry.
Joseph Goebbels
Johnathan Frake
Baron Heinrich Von Richtoven
Charles Chaplin
14
This is a form of government where one man controls all power with the help of his supporters.
Fascism
Communism
Socialism
Democracy
15
Isolationists were usually associated with this country during the 1930's.
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
Germany
16
Why did France occupy the Ruhr in 1923?
To exploit the natural resources.
Because Germany missed some reparation payments.
To stop Hitler's aggression.
To reclaim land lost after WWI.
17
What is inflation?
an increase in organized crime.
the creation of Jazz music.
voting rights for women.
A rapid increase in prices.
18
What were the Soviet purges?
A new diet plan enacted by Stalin. You vomit to lose weight.
The bloodletting practices still used by communists.
Thousands of people executed by Stalin in the Soviet Union.
The increase in fertilizer use to raise crop production.
19
Under the rule of Mussolini, Italy:
had a one-party dictatorship.
had socialism gain influence.
highly valued free speech.
had a flourishing democracy.
20
The
overall
purpose of the Hitler Youth (HJ) was to:
strengthen the Wiemar Republic.
ensure that the youth were loyal to Hitler.
teach young people survival skills.
give children a place to hangout.
21
What event probably propelled Adolf Hitler to power in Germany?
Hitlers hatred of Democracy.
The Great Depression
The formation of the League of Nations
The Armenian Genocide
22
Why did the League of Nations fail?
The United States did not become a member.
The Soviet Union refused to join.
Germany refused to adhere to their directives.
The League of Nations wasn't supported by France and Great Britain.
23
What is a gulag?
Joseph Stalins plan to defeat the Nazi's.
A Soviet official in charge of prisons.
Labor camps used by the Soviets.
A large form of pimple that needs to be lanced daily.
24
How did Hitler achieve lebensraum (living space)?
He bought more land.
He conquered other nations.
He gave good speeches.
He asked Western Europe for land.
25
Britain and France allowed Hitler's aggression in Europe because they followed the policy of:
appeasement.
plutocracy.
totalitarianism.
isolation.
26
Nazis did this, in direct opposition of the Versailles Treaty.
Launched public works projects.
Built up their military.
Created the HJ.
Held large rallies.
27
Who was Joseph Goebbels?
Maker of Gobblers meat products in Germany.
Leader of the German navy
Propaganda minister of Nazi Germany
Leader of the German air force
28
What was the number one problem with the Treaty of Versailles according to Germany?
It only punished Austria Hungary.
They were blamed for the war.
It allowed Russia to annex Poland.
It didn't give enough monetary aid to Germany.
29
This plan allowed European nations to pay off their war debts and make reparation payments.
The Repayment Plan
The Post-WWI Plan
The Dawes Plan
The Final Solution
30
What country did Germany conquer in September of 1939?
Hungary
Spain
Poland
Belgium
31
A key characteristic of
fascism
in the '20's and '30's was:
glorifying the individual.
free & open debates.
supremacy of the state.
classlessness.
32
Which of the following was a cause for Stalin's Great Purge?
There were too many people in the gulags.
The central planners were lacking.
The peasants had too much land.
Fear of rival political parties.
33
The Stock Market Crash of 1929 was the beginning of:
the Great Depression.
World War II.
34
What are reparations?
Money to be paid to a victor.
Followers of Mussolini
Patriotic movement that supported Adolph Hitler
Bills from the German army to the government.
35
Why was Mussolini popular with the middle class?
He promoted new economic policies aimed at the middle class.
He gave monetary incentives to the middle class.
He said he could stop communism in Italy.
He promoted jobs for every middle class person.
