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APE Unit 9: Ch. 27 - Dictators & WWII
APE Unit 9: Ch. 27 - Dictators & WWII
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1
What problem was faced by most of the underground resistance groups who opposed the Nazis?
were not well unified for they had differing political goals
had no ability to establish contact with Germany’s enemies
had little ability to organize
were not supported by the local populations
2
Britain and France finally confronted Hitler with the threat of war when he
took the Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia.
used German minorities in Danzig to threaten Poland
remilitarized the Rhineland.
occupied Austria.
3
Why did Hitler have the leadership of the SA storm troopers, killed in 1934?
SA leaders expected appointment to top positions in the army
they sought to protect property of military munitions makers
believed that the SA was filled with Communist sympathizers
they threatened Hitler’s leadership of the Nazi Party
4
effort of Nazi state to exterminate all European Jews & other racially inferior groups
Holocaust
Five-Year Plan
Eugenics
Kulaks
5
Where did Nazi administrators initially gain experience in mass murder?
The murder of gypsies in Germany prior to the war
murder of Communists following burning of Reichstag
murder of Poles during the invasion of Poland
murder of Germans with physical & mental disabilities
6
A movement and political party driven by extreme nationalism and racism and led by Adolf Hitler
Five Year Plan
New Economic Policy
Fascism
National Socialism
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act pushed through the Reichstag giving Hitler absolute dictatorial power for four years.
New Order
Appeasement
Eugenics
Enabling Act
8
1929 agreement recognizing Vatican as an independent state by Mussolini
Five-Year Plan
New Order
Lateran Agreement
New Economic Policy
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radical dictatorship that exercises “total claims” over beliefs and behavior of its citizens
fascism
totalitarianism
communism
socialism
10
The target of the first of two atomic bombs dropped on Japan in 1945 was
Hiroshima
Osaka
Tokyo
Kyoto
11
The “cult of the Duce” (leader) promoted the image of Mussolini as
strongman embodying best qualities of Italian people
intellectual and scholar.
strong supporter of democracy.
defender of Catholic values.
12
Which of the following social groups was part of the new elite class in the Stalinist state?
Kulaks
Financiers with access to needed capital
Former officials of the tsarist empire.
Highly regarded artists
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antisocialism, dynamic & violent leader, glorification of war & military.
Fascism
New Order
Totalitarianism
socialism
14
Lenin’s New Economic Policy was a political compromise with
Russian peasants.
urban workers.
foreign capitalists.
White counter-revolutionaries.
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Hitler’s program, based on racial imperialism, & preferential treatment to the Nordic peoples
Holocaust
Fascism
Eugenics
Kulaks
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modernizing the Soviet Union; creating a new Communist society with a new socialist humanity
Collectivization of agriculture
New order
New Economic Policy
five-year plan
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Lenin’s policy attempt to rebuild agriculture & industry in face of economic disintegration
New Economic Policy
New Order
Enabling Act
Collectivization of Agriculture
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granting Hitler whatever he wanted, including western Czechoslovakia, in order to avoid war.
Munich Conference
Lateran Agreement
appeasement
Holocaust
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Many of Stalin's people were deported to forced-labor camps for "reeducation"
Eugenics
kulaks
Holocaust
New Order
20
What was the purpose of the Enabling Act in 1933?
It outlawed all socialist and Communist political parties.
required all Jews to wear identifying badges.
gave Hitler dictatorial powers for four years.
forbade Jews from holding public office.
21
Which countries in August 1939 signed a nonaggression pact that led directly to war?
Germany and the Soviet Union
Britain and Germany
Poland and the Soviet Union
Germany and Italy
22
As practiced in the 1930s,
appeasement
was
concentrate on internal matters & ignore European issues.
Children get sweets to avoid them throwing temper tantrums
policy to give Hitler whatever he wanted to avoid war
American policy favored isolation from European quarrels
23
Stalin’s theory of socialism in one country
success of socialism based on world revolution
argued that Soviet Union could build socialism on its own.
revised an original theory by Leon Trotsky.
USSR should give up starting world proletarian revolution
24
What was Germany’s goal in the Battle of Britain?
provide a warning to the US against entering the war
destroy British naval ports
gain air supremacy in anticipation of an invasion of Britain
undermine Britain’s ability to draw on resources of colonies
25
What characteristics did Communist and fascist dictatorships share?
viewed Jewish people as chief danger to humanity.
build new national community grounded in racial homogeneity
projects to replace individualism with a unified “people.”
Both based their ideologies on the writings of Karl Marx.
26
Why was Mussolini expelled from the Italian Socialist Party?
He urged Italian entry into World War I.
He was a CRAZZED Maniac
He plotted to assassinate its leader.
He was working as a secret government informer
27
What was the effect of the 1935 Nuremberg Law?
allowed marriage between a Jew &person defined as a German.
None are these answers are correct
You are Jewish if you have 3 or more Jewish grandparents
It permitted Jews to have some rights of citizenship.
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In late 1920s how did Adolf Hitler shape Nazi Party’s message to appeal to middle-class voters?
promoted the Christian foundations of Nazism.
deemphasized anti-capitalistm & vowed to fight communism.
guaranteed civil liberties and property rights.
implementation of anti-Semitic laws.
29
Why did Stalin call for the mass murder of the kulaks?
feared they will embrace conservative capitalism
kulaks sided w/ counter revolutionary Whites in civil war
feared they would side w/ Japanese over disputed land claims
believed religious faith of kulaks would counter Communism
30
What was the “Europe First” policy adopted by the Allied Powers during World War II?
Atomic weapons used first in Europe
Hitler would be defeated before Allies assault Japan.
Allied forces in Europe supplied with American military
colonies expected to support European gov
31
What was the Holocaust?
scorched-earth policy adopted by the German army
policy of deliberately starving Soviet prisoners of war
firebombing of German cities by American and British bombers
systematic effort of Nazi state to kill all European Jews
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The Allies adopted the principle of the unconditional surrender of Germany & Japan in order to
further encourage mutual trust among the Allies.
encourage the home front in each Allied country.
make them aware that they would be severely punished
eliminate need for peace conference after the end of the war
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parliamentary government in Italy was breaking down October 1922, largely because of
general strike against gov declared by Catholic Church.
mutinies in the Italian fleet.
violence perpetrated by black-shirted militants.
mass unemployment.
34
What was primary goal of the opponents of the Nazis in the Protestant and Catholic churches?
To ally the churches with liberal, democratic politics
To preserve religious life in Germany
voice dissent at Hitler’s racial policies
overthrow Hitler
35
consolidation of individual peasant farms into large, state-controlled enterprises in USSR
NEP
Lateran Agreement
Enabling Act
Collectivization of agriculture
36
Which battle was the decisive turning point in the clash between the Soviet Union and Germany?
Leningrad
Stalingrad
Kiev
Moscow
37
Why did Britain adopt a policy of appeasement in its relationship with Hitler?
more concerned about the activities of Japanese in Pacific
French gov demanded Britain adopt appeasement
US would step in if Hitler became too aggressive.
British conservative leaders underestimated Hitler.
38
How did the Nazis manage the northern European states that they conquered?
created German bureaucracy staffed by professional diplomats
placed German governors over the lands with full authority
allowed independent governments to rule conquered regions
established puppet governments
39
What was the Nazi Party policy of “coordination”?
German society must conform to National Socialist ideology
linked work of traditional military with work of the SA & SS
combined German public school system with Nazi propaganda .
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40
According to Hitler’s New Order, which European race was considered subhuman with the Jews?
Latin Race
Anglo-Saxon race
Slavic Race
Nordic Race
41
private militia destroyed socialist newspapers, union halls, & Socialist Party headquarters
Black Shirts
Red Shirts
New Order
I myself prefer tie dye shirts
42
How did the Nazi Party seek to promote the idea of the Volksgemeinschaft?
German people needed more room to expand in Eastern Europe.
est. colonies in Africa & Asia to establish German authority
held mass rallies to spread Nazi ideology & get volunteers
took control of German industry -provide employment for poor
43
How did real wages for workers &peasants in USSR (1937)compare w/t Russian Empire in 1913?
They were far higher.
They were approximately the same.
They were lower.
They were marginally higher.
44
What was the effect of Lenin’s 1921 New Economic Policy (NEP)?
5 Year Plan where state would direct the capitalist economy.
Ag. revolution that featured mechanization of production
heavy industry, banks, & railroads in pvt. ownership
encouraged peasants to sell their surpluses in free markets
45
How did Mussolini build support from big business in Italy?
gave huge military contracts to a few key business leaders.
left big business to regulate itself & never purged members
instituted the liberal political reforms that they demanded.
est. new chamber of commerce w/power over commercial law
46
How did German chancellor Heinrich Brüning cope with the Great Depression in the early 1930s?
By enacting new welfare measures
By spending large amounts on public works projects
instituting free-trade policies -attract foreign investment
cutting government spending and squeezing wages and prices
47
selective breeding of human beings can improve general characteristics of a national population
Eugenics
appeasement
NEP
New Order
48
In Stalin’s Soviet Union, women
shared family duties equally with men.
could enter the ranks of specialists in industry and science
were relegated to agricultural and domestic labor.
lost the right to vote.