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1
What did the 18th amendment do?
Established the prohibition of alchohol
limits presidents term to two years
Right to bear arms
Gave women right to vote
2
Which of the following does NOT relate to Adolf Hitler?
Fuhrer
wrote Mean Klump
part of the NAZI Party
appointed Chancellor
3
The name of FDR's plans and policies to get America out of the Great Depression?
The Square Deal
The Fair Deal
The New Deal
The Great Society
4
The 1935 Nuremberg laws ________.
stripped German Jews of their citizenship
established a police state in Germany
nationalized all banks and factories
were modeled after the Soviet New Economic Policy
5
Which of the following is NOT a characteristics of fascism?
communist economic system
loyalty to the state and leader
militarism
punish and blame "those responsible for hard times"
6
Flappers were
women who flew across the Atlantic
females who broke against the traditional behavior
women who fought for the right to vote
birds on the Magic Garden
7
Prior to World War II, which country was in a period of isolationism?
Germany
Japan
United States
Russia
8
What is anti-Semitism?
an anti-Nazi political party in Germany
a person that is against war
hatred and violence directed at Jews
the United States policy of isolationism
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Aryan Race
Hitler's program of systematically killing the entire Jewish people.
One who is at an event or who knows about it and chooses to ignore it.
Section of a city where members of a minority group are forced to live.
Hitlers version of the perfect people, "blonde hair and blue eyes."
10
Scopes "Monkey" Trial
Trial against Italian anarchists during 1920's
US sues Monkey in historic trial
Christian fundamentalism vs. Evolution teaching in school
Bolshevism vs. Capitalism
11
What was the name of the alliance between Japan, Germany, and Italy?
Triple Alliance
Axis Powers
Allied Powers
Triple Entente
12
What crime was Al Capone convicted of in 1931?
Racketeering
Murder
Tax evasion
Drug smuggling
13
Which ruler was NOT an autocrat?
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph Stalin
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Stalin's goal to increase production of steel, coal, and electricity
Bloody Sunday
autocracy
collective farming
Five Year Plan
15
Nazi youth programs committed to the ideals of
honour, duty, obedience
duty, obedience, courage
obedience, discipline, honour
duty, strength, courage, honour & obedience
16
The Kellogg-Briand Pact was
final resolution to World War I.
agreement in which states promised not to use war
economic philosophy designed to grant tax cuts wealthy
agreement to extend the life of the League of Nations
17
What is the Gestapo?
the German secret police
a concentration camp
a law preventing Jews from working
the Dutch army
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What does
inflation
mean?
Prices decrease
Sustained price increases - lead to decreased value of money
Sustained price decreases - lead to increased value of money
That you have to pay in cash
19
Which nation signed the non-aggression pact with Germany?
Russia
Italy
Austria
Japan
20
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of totalitarianism?
education controlled by the state
police and military spies on citizens
economy controlled by the state
leader elected by the people
21
Al Capone was a notorious
flapper
bootlegger
speakeasy
farmer
22
Who became the leader of the Communist Party and Russia after Lenin's death?
Hindenburg
Trotsky
Marx
Stalin
23
The political party that Hitler helped form was called the
National German Fascist Party
National Association of Socialist Workers
National Socialist German Worker's Party
Independent German Socialist Party
24
What was the Duma?
Lenin's title as head of the Bolsheviks
Russia's first Parliament
Germany's capital building
Stalin's government
25
Giving into an aggressor (bully) to keep peace is called
autocracy
appeasement
communism
anarchy
26
Why were the roaring 20s, "roaring"?
People were staying home and spending time with their families
People were sticking with traditions
There was a large drop in the stockmarket
People were indulging in new lifestlyes and breaking traditions
27
What was the result of the Reichstag fire?
the fire started a civil war in Russia
Hitler became the Fuhrer
Nazi Party gained the majority in parliament
President Paul von Hindenburg died
28
What was the 21st Amendment to the Constitution?
no one in the US could buy, sell or transport alcohol
it was the act used to try to enforce Prohibition
It gave suffrage to women
it repealed or took away Prohibition
29
What major event helped totalitarianists gain power in Germany, Italy, Spain, and Japan?
Great Depression
March Revolution of 1917
Communist Revolution
World War II
30
The Treaty of Versailles -
was a balanced, fair peace treaty
punished Germany economically and militarily
Punished France and Britain
maintained German economic superiority
31
During Kristallnacht Jewish businesses and synagogues were . . .
Taken from the Jews
Looted and pillaged
Cleaned for the holidays
Decorated for Kristmas
32
Which of the following is an example of anti-Semitism?
communism
isolationism
pogroms
kulaks
33
What did Hitler do while he was in jail?
Wrote Mein Kampf that set his beliefs and goals for Germany
designed the swastika, or the symbol of the Nazi Party
formed the Axis Powers with Japan and Italy
protested his prison sentence and requested a new trial
34
The terms Hooverville, Hoover blanket, and Hoover flag provide evidence that:
Americans blamed President Hoover for the Great Depression
Americans had no sense of humor
Americans completely gave up hope
Americans supported President Hoover
35
Who was the revolutionary leader of the Bolsheviks?
Stalin
Hindenburg
Mussolini
Lenin
36
Stalin encouraged the Russian people to become atheist, or to
join communist youth groups
share individual wealth with others
give up all religious beliefs
report anti-communist behavior to the KGB
37
Stalin's communist economy is an example of a _________ economy.
capitalist
command
free
market
38
Which of the following does NOT relate to Benito Mussolini?
blamed communists for Italy's problems
elected to the position of chancelor
founder of fascism
Italian fascist dictator
39
Carry Nation
American writer who became well known for investigative - wrote the Jungle
suffragist who wrote the Declaration of Sentiments
a passionate crusader for temperance who raided saloons
reporter who wrote for mcClure's magazine founder investigative journalism
40
Who appointed Mussolini to the position of Prime Minister?
Fuhrer
Victor Emmanuel III
Paul von Hindenburg
Il Duce
41
Why did President FDR refrain from intervening in Europe during the rise of totalitarianism?
Leaders-Britain/France didn't want the U.S. in Euro affairs
FDR was afraid a war would further damage the U.S. economy.
FDR didn't believe the U.S. military could beat the Germans.
A lot of Americans didn't support U.S. involvement in Europe
42
Francisco Franco
Nuclear scientist
Russian communist revolutionary
Spanish fascist leader
King of Italy
43
What was Kristallnacht?
The Broken Glass Day
The Day of Broken Glass
The Night of Broken Glass
The Night of Glass
44
Who were the Black Shirts?
The Nazi Party's police force
Fascist Party in Italy
Italian anarchists
Communists in Russia
45
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of fascism?
dictator
extreme nationalism
freedom of speech
one-party rule
