The following actions are more closely associated withultra nationalistic states rather than nationalistic states except

state-supported centennial celebrations, such as national holidays

The pursuit of national interest by a democratic government is most often fueled by

a government’s desire to achieve the best possible standing for its country

Which of the following provisions of the Treaty of Versailles best reflected self-determination for ethnic groups?

Yugoslavia, Poland, and Czechoslovakia became independent countries

What propaganda technique is best portrayed in the source?

appeals to people’s fears to persuade them to support a particular action

What was the Schlieffen Plan? Think WWI

German plan to invade France via Belgium & then turn east to fight Russia.

What was the War Measures Act?

Allowed the government to arrest and detain suspected spies.

How is “genocide” defined in the UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide?

“an intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group”

The word MANIA describes the factors that contributed to WWI. What are the correct factors that spell out MANIA?

Militarism, Alliances, Nationalism, Imperialism & Assassination.

The nature of World War One differed from previous wars in that ...

Industrialization made warfare more mechanized and destructive.

Canada’s entry into World War One displayed nationalism – but this sense of nationalism was due mainly to

being a former colony of the British Empire.

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The following actions are more closely associated withultra nationalistic states rather than nationalistic states except
imprisonment of those deemed unsupportive of government policies
the use of a scapegoat to legitimize extreme government policies
state-supported centennial celebrations, such as national holidays
censorship of school texts to misrepresent a country’s history
2
The pursuit of national interest by a democratic government is most often fueled by
a leader’s hopes to acquire complete decision-making authority in a country
an attempt to promote feelings of internationalism among countries
a desire to appease or placate (calm) the concerns of its allies
a government’s desire to achieve the best possible standing for its country
3
The Treaty of Versailles was created to figure out how Hungary was to be divided.
False
True
4
Which of the following provisions of the Treaty of Versailles best reflected self-determination for ethnic groups?
Yugoslavia, Poland, and Czechoslovakia became independent countries
The victors in the First World War received reparation payments
Germany was forbidden to have an air force or submarine fleet
Signing nations automatically became members of the League of Nation
5
Which battle led to the belief that it helped create Canada
Vimy Ridge
Passchendaele
Ypres
Amiens
6
What propaganda technique is best portrayed in the source?
card stacking by presenting the Japanese in a positive light
uses respected symbols to appeal to the values of people
appeals to people’s fears to persuade them to support a particular action
plays on peoples’ own failures
7
What was the Schlieffen Plan? Think WWI
German plan to invade France via Belgium & then turn east to fight Russia.
The German plan to unite with Austria
The German plan to exterminate European Jews
The German plan to invade Poland
8
When Japan invaded Manchuria prior to WWII which organization was suppose to stop this aggression?
The Axis Alliance
The League of Nations
NATO
G8
9
What was the War Measures Act?
Gave the government the power to confiscate alcohol from soldiers
Required men of military age to register and face conscription
Allowed the government to arrest and detain suspected spies.
Recruited men of military age to serve on the home front.
10
How is “genocide” defined in the UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide?
“an intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group”
“the act or practice of attacking another nation without provocation”
“an organized, officially tolerated, attack on any community or group”
“an armed conflict in which all available weapons and resources are used”
11
The word MANIA describes the factors that contributed to WWI. What are the correct factors that spell out MANIA?
Melting Pot, Alliances, Nazis, Imperialism & Assassination
Militarism, Alsace-Lorraine, Nationalism, Internationalism & Alliances
Multiculturalism, Alliances, Nationalism, Imperialism & Alsace-Lorraine
Militarism, Alliances, Nationalism, Imperialism & Assassination.
12
The nature of World War One differed from previous wars in that ...
ideological differences started the conflict.
Industrialization made warfare more mechanized and destructive.
nationalism provided armies with reasons for fighting.
limitations were placed upon the type of weapons used.
13
Self-determination can be a force for building a nation but in the comic below the soldier has died because of...
cultural self-determination
international cooperation
apartheid
ultra-nationalism
14
Canada’s entry into World War One displayed nationalism – but this sense of nationalism was due mainly to
pressure from French-Canadians in Quebec.
diplomatic ties with Austria-Hungary.
being a former colony of the British Empire.
opposition to German expansion in Europe.
15
Which phrase correctly completes the title for the above sequence of events?
Asia and the Pacific
Major Turning Points
Nazi German Victories
Destruction Across Europe

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