Unit 4 World History

How was the British blockade during WWI violate international law:

Why did many Italians support fascist, totalitarian rule under Mussolini?

The purpose of the Kellogg-Briand Pact was to:

The Ottoman Empire was an important ally in World War I because:

In the early 1930's this contributed to the spread of economic problems around the world:

The build-up of armed forces in Europe during the 1800s is an example of:

One way nationalism increased tensions in pre-WWI Germany was it:

Many Italians supported the Fascist party because it:

When this man became the leader of Britain, any hope of negotiating with Hitler ended:

During the Great Depression, Japan:

During this battle, the Russians lost more than Americans lost during the entire war

In the 1930's Japanese militarists hoped to:

Hitler was the political and ideological leader of:

Many Irish Americans opposed the U.S. entrance into the war because:

In an attempt to end Russia's involvement in the war, Lenin:

All of the following were groups targeted by Hitler EXCEPT:

President Roosevelt met with the other major Allies in 1945 at:

Total War refers to:

The American public felt this about the League of Nations:

The Good Neighbor Policy attempted to:

All of the following led to the Russian Revolution EXCEPT:

The Allies tried to protect their merchant ships by:

In 1931, the Japanese army marched into ____

In Soviet society:

The Western powers chose a policy of appeasement during the 1930s partly because:

After World War I, the main goal of the French was to:

What name was given to the U.S. stategy in World War II's Pacific theater:

The balance of the war in Europe shifted in 1941 when Germany invaded:

In what year did the Japanese attack the United States at Pearl Harbor?

This city was the target of an unsuccessful German blitz for two months in 1941

In general, the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles focused mainly on:

The Gestapo:

Recognized as the greatest naval battle in history, the Japanese fleet was destroyed at:

The League of Nations might have been more successful if:

Aggressive preparation for war is called:

When World War I ended, Indians expected:

The first atomic bomb was dropped on:

Brutal attacks on Chinese occurred in the Rape of:

Hitler's rise was:

This man led the Bolsheviks in 1917 during the November Revolution:

One drawback of being part of Stalin's Soviet elite:

One result of the work of Marie Curie and Albert Einstein was:

In 1935, the Nazis passed the Nuremberg Laws, which:

Gavrillo Princip belonged to:

At this conference in 1942, Nazis finalized plans for the destruction of the Jewish race:

British victory in the Battle of Britain was due to all of the following EXCEPT:

The term Anschluss refers to:

This was one of Woodrow Wilson's 14 points:

The chief goal of the United Nations was to:

Gandhi followed a doctrine of:

This nation did NOT join the UN as a charter member:

This country was NOT a member of the Axis powers

All of the following are changes that occurred for women as a result of WW1 EXCEPT:

Hitler declared at the Munich Conference:

The Treaty of Versailles was:

Before World War I, this region was named, "the Powderkeg of Europe:

Along with the Zimmerman Telegram, this was another key reason the US entered WWI

Some colonial subjects were eager to participate in the war because:

Fighting on the Eastern Front was different from the Western Front because:

Stalin attempted to make cultural life in the Soviet Union more Russian by promoting:

The Tripartite Pact, signed in 1940 included Japan, Germany and:

In the 1917 Balfour Declaration, Britain supported:

At Potsdam the Allies agreed to:

A stalemate developed along Western Front because:

Which of the following achieved the highest level of aircraft production by 1944?

The United Nations:

This group sharply criticized the Weimar Republic as too weak

The Eastern European nations that were carved out of old European empires after World War I

Trench warfare was intended to:

This event in Sarajevo ignited WWI:

The League of Nations was the idea of:

The League of Nations:

The main purpose of Stalin's five-year plans was to:

Germany's war effort was based on the concept of:

Hitler's racial theories called for the death of all of the following peoples EXCEPT:

Stalin refused to relinquish control of Eastern Europe after World War II because:

Hitler's last-ditch effort to repel the Allied armies became known as:

The main appeal of Mussolini's fascist government was:

Hitler assigned women a special place that included all of the following EXCEPT:

The Battle of the Bulge:

The Nazi invasion of this country in 1939 put an end to the idea of appeasement.

The main impact of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk on Germany was:

The Holocaust claimed the greatest number of victims from:

The League of Nations condemned the Japanese use of force in Manchuria and:

Right wing dictators emerged in every Eastern European country EXCEPT:

One reason why Germany's Schlieffen Plan failed was:

the German invasion of this country was the immediate cause of World War II:

Which of the following was NOT a part of the famed "Maginot Line"?

In a secret agreement, signed in August 1939, these 2 agreed to divide Poland among themselves:

Alexander Fleming discovered:

The United States' decision to enter the war occurred in part, due to:

World War II began officially in:

Nazis supported this group in the Spanish Civil War

Which of the following did NOT contribute to the fall of France to the Germans?

Italy refused to support Germany in WWI because:

Fascism does NOT stand for:

France occupied Germany's coal-rich Ruhr Valley in 1923:

All of the following governments collapsed after WW1 EXCEPT:

Germany's hope for a quick victory on the Western Front in WWI was ended at:

The Schlieffen Plan was:

The German people tolerated Hitler during the 1930's for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

Japan's surrender in the Pacific was precipitated by:

Blitzkrieg means:

World War II began with Hitler's invasion of:

Under Mussolini's rule in Italy:

This group conspired to assassinate Archduke Francis Ferdinand.

This country experienced the most dramatic increase defense expenditures from 1930 to 1938?

This country was punished most harshly for starting the World War I

All of the following are true about Elie Wiesel EXCEPT:

The League of Nations responded to Mussolini's invasion of Ethiopia by:

He was nicknamed the "Desert Fox" in Africa and drove the British back into Egypt:

After World War I, European colonists in Asia, Africa and the Pacific:

This group seized complete control of Russia in 1917:

In order to avoid a two-front war, Hitler signed a nonaggression pact:

This is the most probable link between militarism and imperialism is:

Russia entered World War I because:

The economy of the United States during the 1920's:

The goal of the May Fourth Movement in China was:

U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed a massive package of Depression relief called the

Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Germany and the Ottoman Empire became:

In the Zimmerman telegram, Germany offered Mexico:

Adolf Hitler:

This weapon had the greatest effect on the course of World War I?

After World War I, the main goal of the United States was:

After World War I, the main goal of this his allied leader was to weaken Germany

Fascism in the 1920's and 30s was characterized by:

This helped the Allies achieve the breakthrough they sought in defeating Germany:

After 1937, the government of Japan was dominated by

In 1941, 2 million Serbs and other "undesirables" were murdered by:

At the Battle of Stalingrad:

After World War I, the main economic impact was:

The "turning point" on the Eastern front came at the Battle of:

By the early 20th Century, Britain had built the world's most respected navy because:

This institution was created as a result of WWII:

The main goal of the British after World War I was to:

This was the cause of Stalin's Great Purge:

Sigmund Freud's method of studying how the mind works and treating mental disorders is called:

After fighting for Europeans, many colonists:

Gandhi used this strategy in contesting British rule:

One result of prohibition in the United States was:

The Manhattan Project was:

One effect of the Great Depression was:

The goal of the Battle of Gallipoli was:

A 1944 Allied landing in this country created a European country created a European front:

This man issued the "Blank Check:"

The tide turned in favor of the U.S. in the Pacific theater at the Battle of:

What measure did the Nazis take that was a rejection of the Versailles Treaty?

After Japan's invasion of Manchuria, the League:

The city was the capital of the Nazis' puppet regime in France

This event led to Great Britain joining World War I:

Pan Africanism called for:

Under Hitler, Germany:

On Stalin's collectives:

This event helped Adolf Hitler gain power in Germany

Approximately how many people were killed by the Nazis during the Holocaust?

This 1924 agreement reduced German reparations and provided U.S. loans to Germany

At the Yalta Conference, Eastern Europe was under the control of: