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Chapter 10
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1
The physics revolution of the early twentieth century began with the work of
Werner Heisenberg.
Vladimir Lenin.
Albert Einstein.
John Maynard Keynes.
2
a system in which private farms are eliminated and peasants work land owned by the government
New Deal
collectivization
fascism
totalitarian state
3
The purpose of Stalin’s Five-Year Plans was to
strengthen the Red Army
end famine by dramatically boosting food prod.
reduce poverty and improve the standard of living
transform the USSR
4
term misused by Nazis to describe their supposed master race
fascism
Aryan
Greek
Roman
5
a period of low economic activity and rising unemployment
depression
regression
collectivization
recession
6
Why was the United States not a member of the League of Nations?
League members wouldn't use force
Other powerful nations did not want competition.
The organization was open only to European nation
The United States refused to sign the Treaty
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Lenin’s modified version of capitalism that permitted some private ownership
New Economic Policy
collectivization
Nuremberg laws
Enabling Act
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a political philosophy that favors a strong central government led by a dictator
Aryan
fascism
Enabling Act
totalitarian state
9
Under Mussolini, the Italian Fascists used propaganda to
enforce government policies.
control public opinion.
advertise platforms of all political parties.
educate people.
10
In the 1920s, the arts and sciences both exhibited a sense of
optimism
decline
uncertainty about the future.
self-confidence.
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excluded Jews from German citizenship
anti-Semitic
fascism
Nuremberg laws
Enabling Act
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empowered the German government to pass laws without regard to the constitution
collectivization
Enabling Act
Dawes Plan
New Deal
13
Who led the Spanish military in a revolt against the democratic government?
Leon Trotsky
Benito Mussolini
Salvador Dalí
Francisco Franco
14
Parliamentary systems failed in most Eastern European states, in part, because
their systems were weakened by repayments.
they all had large middle classes.
their citizens were too well-educated.
these states had little democratic tradition.
15
Increased government activity in the European economy during the Great Depression led
to a decline in the popularity of Marxist ideas.
to political leaders who offered simple solutions
to an immediate economic turnaround.
workers to have more power and confidence.
16
In explaining the causes of the Great Depression, economist John Maynard Keynes noted that
capitalism must be reformed to save it.
govts should not interfere in economic affairst
unemployment was due to declining demand
stock market gyrations caused investors to panic.
17
Stalin gained control over the Communist Party by *
making promises of rewards and titles to people.
using the popular vote of the people.
preventing elections within the party.
purging people he thought were a threat.
18
The Nazi Party rose to power through
the declaration of martial law
a coup d'état
democratic elections
a parliamentary system
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a government that seeks complete control over people’s lives
authoritarian
Nuremberg laws
totalitarian state
collectivization
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reduced German reparations
Dawes Plan
New Deal
New Economic Policy
collectivization
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the policy of government intervention in the U.S. economy
Dawes Plan
New Deal
New Economic Policy
Enabling Act
22
In Germany, inflation and unemployment during the Great Depression paved the way for
new social programs.
women’s rights.
authoritarian leaders
labor unions.
23
In science, the study of ______________ grew significantly during the period between World War I and World War II.
biology
physics
astronomy
anatomy
24
The Nazis encouraged radio listening and movie-going because
the government could easily convey emergency information.
these media could be used for political purposes.
these media were great new sources of entertainment.
the people could keep up-to-date on the news of the day.
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Hitler’s political theories were based on
communism and socialism.
racism and nationalism.
democracy and socialism.
communism and nationalism.
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Hitler ended Germany’s depression, economic woes, and unemployment by
implementing public works projects & a rearmament program
passing the Nuremberg laws.
putting women to work in factories.
building more churches and universities.