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152.19 World History quiz, 1910-1939
152.19 World History quiz, 1910-1939
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Worlds Together, Worlds Apart, Chapter 19
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1
By the end of the 1930s, the liberal democratic model of governance was perceived as:
weak and vulnerable.
an expanding global phenomenon
established and successful.
revolutionary and exciting.
2
In the 1920s, the Guomindang sought to rejuvenate itself by allowing this movement to join.
the Fascist Party
the Qing restorationists
the White Wolf movement
the communists
3
___ was a form of media that encouraged the development of mass national audiences in the 1920s
The telegraph
Television
The internet
Radio
4
After WWI, variations of socialism became increasingly popular in all these countries EXCEPT
Great Britain
Italy
the United States
The Soviet Union
5
Extreme levels of _____ distinguished Nazism from other forms of right-wing authoritarian rule.
nationalism
anti-Semitism
militarism
state involvement in the economy
6
During the 1920s, producers of which type of product saw their economic circumstances worsen?
luxury products
automobiles
radios
agricultural products
7
The tension in Europe that led to World War I was initially caused by a growing rivalry between
Great Britain and France.
France and Russia.
Great Britain and Germany.
The United States and Germany.
8
The dictatorships that emerged in Spain and Portugal during the 1930s were imposed by:
radical peasant militias.
international communist parties.
the Catholic Church.
the military
9
Within a few years following WWI, women’s suffrage became legal in all of the following EXCEPT:
the United States
Germany
Russia
Japan
10
All of the following were reasons why the Nazis were popular with the German electorate EXCEPT:
their communisation of agriculture and industry.
their propaganda and appeals to past German greatness.
their defiance of the Treaty of Versailles.
their establishment of a social safety net in Germany.
11
Italian Fascists portrayed themselves as the defenders of:
the monarchy and aristocracy of Italy.
large corporations and the capitalist system.
the authority of the Roman Catholic Church.
the little guy: peasants, workers, veterans, and students.
12
The influence of Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points can be best seen in this outcome of WWI.
the requirement that Germany pay reparations to the Allies
the transfer of Ottoman territories to the Allies
the assignment of blame for the war to Germany
the organization of a League of Nations