Who supported Franco's Nationalism forces in the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)?

Hitler (Germany) and Mussolini (Italy)

What was the League of Nation's response to the Japanese invasion of Manchuria?

Sent investigators, but Japan faced no consequences

Private businesses and individuals own the means of production

What is deficit spending?

Paying more out than one receives

Government controls means of production providing benefits for all citizens

Government owns means of production, while providing some private ownership

Why were the 1924 U.S. bank loans to Germany vital to the European economy after World War 1?

Germany used the loans to pay reparations to Britain and France.

Authoritarian gov't that promotes private business decisions for the state

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1
Who was the leader of the Soviet Union after Lenin?
Joseph Stalin
Francisco Franco
Benito Mussolini
Mikhail Gorbachev
2
How did Mussolini and the Black Shirts gain power in 1922?
March on Rome (coup d'etat)
Democratic elections and voting
Worked with Adolf Hitler to gain power
His political beliefs (gender, social & economic equality) became popular
3
Who received help from Adolf Hitler during his country's civil war?
Joseph Stalin
Francisco Franco
Mao Zedong
Hideki Tojo
4
Why did many Italians and Germans accept fascism?
Create utopia
More political participation
Promises to collectivize land
Strong fear of communism
5
Who signed the Anti-Comintern (communist) Pact against the Soviet Union?
France, Great Britain, and the US
Germany and France
Germany, Japan, and Italy
China and Japan
6
Who was the leader of Italy from 1938-1943?
Hitler
Tojo
Mussolini
Franco
7
According to Karl Marx, who represents the proletariat in society?
Investors
Middle/Upper Class
Working class
Farmers
8
Who supported Franco's Nationalism forces in the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)?
No one provided support
Chamberlain (GB), Daladier (France), Roosevelt (US)
Hitler (Germany) and Mussolini (Italy)
Stalin (USSR)
9
President of the United States at the end of World War I, failing to convince Congress to join the Leauge of Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Joseph Stalin
Abraham Lincoln
10
What was the League of Nation's response to the Japanese invasion of Manchuria?
Sent investigators, but Japan faced no consequences
Defeated the Japanese, forcing them to pay reparations
Created a peace settlement
Provided aid to the Chinese
11
What is Capitalism?
System of government that supports representation and voting rights
Provides equal opportunities and fair playing rules for all
Private businesses and individuals own the means of production
Economic system that will challenge imperialism and colonial practices
12
What is the system where private farms are eliminated and controlled by the government?
Theft
Collectivization
Five Year Plan
Collective Bargaining
13
What is deficit spending?
Used only during economic depressions
Paying less out than one receives
Welfare for lower income individuals
Paying more out than one receives
14
What is Communism?
Businesses controls means of production; based on supply & demand
Strong dictatorship that responds to the needs of its people
Government controls means of production providing benefits for all citizens
Government owns means of production with some private ownership
15
How did Stalin respond to many of this political opponents?
Open dialogue to discuss differences
Created elaborate purges
Ignored his opponents
Nominated them for seats in the Communist party
16
What is the name of the Soviet genocide on the Ukrainian people in 1932-1933?
Holomodor
Congolese
Holocaust
Armenian
17
What is Socialism?
Totalitarian dictators will have full control of people's lives
Governmetn owns means of production, creating a classless society
Policies that support supply & demand; generating growth & inequalities
Government owns means of production, while providing some private ownership
18
What major event happened to lower wages and increase unemployment?
Stalin's use of communism
Economic depression
Mao Zedong's form of "new communism"
Hitler's election in the Weimar Republic
19
Who was the leader of Spain from 1939-1975?
Franco
Mussolini
Tojo
Zedong
20
Before the rise of the Nazi party, the Weimar Republic of Germany was what type of government?
Fascist
Monarchy
Democratic
Communist
21
What is the event where the Nazi party damaged Jewish businesses, synagogues, and homes?
Invasion of the Rhineland
Nuremberg Disaster
Kristallnacht
Manchurian Incident
22
According to Karl Marx, who represented to bourgeousie in society?
Working Class
Top 1%
Middle/Upper Class
Politicans
23
Why were the 1924 U.S. bank loans to Germany vital to the European economy after World War 1?
Businesses relied heavily on the Creditanstalt Bank in Vienna.
Other nations were borrowing money from Germany to rebuild.
Germany used the loans to pay reparations to Britain and France.
European leaders needed funds to set up stock markets in their countries.
24
What is Fascism?
Government does not regulate or intervene in any economic decisions
Dictator that supports communist policies
Government controls the means of production
Authoritarian gov't that promotes private business decisions for the state
25
What type of government requires a strong central government, dictator, and nationalism?
Capitalism
Democracy
Communism
Fascism
26
What's the set of laws that increased discrimination of Jews in Germany?
Nuremberg Laws
Geneva Law Code
Bill of Rights
Schnitzel Laws
27
What document did Hitler express his core values of racism, nationalism, and anti-communism?
Mein Kampf
The Little Red Book
The Little Engine that Could
Er Ist Wieder Da

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