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Module 22.5 Europe and Japan in Ruins
Module 22.5 Europe and Japan in Ruins
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Dlugosz Module 22 Lesson 5
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Why did many nations not desire to return to their old style of governments after the war?
The civilian population was untrusting of previous leaders
Most of the leaders were dead
Many desired to attempt democracy for the first time
They believed a Communist dictatorship was the only way
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The U.S. occupation of Japan and disbanding of armed forces to ensure peace is an example of...
Demilitarization
Democratization
Demarcation
Decolonization
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Nazi leaders were charged with high crimes against humanity at the...
Berlin Conference
Paris Peace Conference
Congress of Vienna
Nuremberg Trials
4
Which of the following cities escaped WWII largely undamaged?
Paris
London
Berlin
Stalingrad
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This man led the U.S. occupation of Japan after WWII, overseeing demilitarization.
General Patton
General Nimitz
General MacArthur
General Eisenhower
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This nation suffered the greatest number of lives lost during WWII.
France
Great Britain
Germany
USSR
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How did life change for the average Japanese citizen after the new constitution was written?
Women could now run for public office
Anyone over the age of 20 could vote
They were now ruled by an emperor
All received a formal education paid for by the state
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Used to described survivors of concentration camps, prisoners of war and refugees after WWII.
Displaced persons
The Lost Generation
Wandering Joe
Parasites
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Why did the west push for democratization in other parts of the world?
The west is pushy and expects everyone to be like them
Democracy was seen as the only way to end Asian conflicts
Countries with similar worldviews are less likely for war
Democracy would prevent wars from ever occurring again
