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30 Questions, World Wars. Nationalism, Industrial Revolution, Russian Revolution
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1
The competition for lands around the world, especially_____, defined post 1880 colonization
South America
Asia
North America
Africa
2
How did the steam engine change the way people worked?
Steam powered locomotives
Steam powered machines powered factories machines
All of the Above
Steamboats carried raw materials from factory to factory
3
What was the major cause of the Russian Revolution in 1917?
Trotskys managment of the solviets
the czars decisions about the war and the economy
the czars’ and his wifes’ attitude toward the peasants
Rasputins allegence to the czar and his family
4
Why did both sides in World War 1 want more nations to join the war?
No one was winning the war
Both sides needed more skilled pilots
Everyone wanted the United States to join
Too many soldiers were dying
5
Which choice below was not one of the causes that led to World War II?
Peace, Land, and Bread
The rise of dictatorships in Europe
Japanese and German desire for expansion
the Great Depression of the 1930s
6
Which of the following were dictators that rose up during the 1930s in Europe and Asia?
Adolf Hitler
All of the Above
Hideki-Tojo
Benito Mussolini
7
Why did the Japanese attack the United States at Pearl Harbor?
To defeat the Americans before Japan could be defeated
It was an accident
Germany told them to do it
Due to the sanctions from the United States
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The Enclosure movement forced many peasants to move to towns to find jobs in factories
True
False
9
Why did Japan seize Manchuria and most of China?
to defy the league of nations
to obtain natural resources for industry
to create another Japan
to test out the Japanese military
10
Great Britian lead the way in the Industrial Revolution beacuse it had
more open farmland
all of the above
alot of money and natural resources
improved transportation
11
When the peasants first revolted at the start of the Russian Revolution, what did they want?
Vodka
Peace, Land, and Bread
None of the above
Peace
12
A goverment or leader that aims to control all aspects of culture and society is
Dictatorship
Communist
Socialist
Police State
13
Mussolini Fascist government attempted to control its citizens through
nontraditional roles for women
mandatory miltary service in Fascist youth groups
rewards and honors
mass propaganda
14
Hitler wanted to dominate other countries because he believed that
Germany’s natural resources were superior
Germany’s people were superior to everyone else
other countries were trying to conquer Germany
the Treaty of Versialles would protect Germany
15
Germany was especially opposed to Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles because it
held Germany( and Austria) solely responsible for the war
returned the territories Alsace and Lorraine to France
awarded sections of eastern Germany to the new Polish state
forced Germany to reduce the size of its army and navy
16
The social change brought about by the Industrial Revolution was evident in the
widespread famines caused by families abandoning their farms
growing death rates across europe
emergence of the middle and working classes
the thick air polution
17
Which event ended the war in the Pacific?
the arrest of Mussolini
Atomic bombs dropped on Japan cities Hiroshima and Nagasaki
the D-Day landing at Normandy in France
the capture of all of the pacific islands
18
The Western Front in World War 1 turned into a stalemate with the introduction of
zeppelin bombardments
trench warfare
air warfare
the Schlieeffen Plan
19
The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor caused
All of Europe to fall to the Japanese
None of the above
the United States to enter World War 2
Germany to end the war
20
Increased government activity in the economy during the Great Depression led to
an immediate improvement in the economy
more power to the workers
nothing
people following political leaders who became dictators
21
How did the industrialization in Europe affect the growth of the military in Europe?
It lead to an arms race
Everyone wanted the United States to join
It led to new methods of building ships and weapons
It caused nations to desire bigger military
22
Czar Nicholas’s abdication of the Russian throne led to which of the following?
the growth of free market capitalism and widspread peace
the creation of a new czar
Civil War and the establisment of a Communist government
a strong governement with widespread adoption by the people
23
Why were tensions heightened among countries in Europe after 1900?
people were joining the Black Hand
Socialists had seized power
Nations began mobilizing for war
The Death Star blew up
24
The strip of territory that seperated the troops from each other, in Trench Warfare is called
the trenches
the sky
no-mans-land
at sea
25
The victims of the Holocaust inculded large numbers of
Italians
Japanese
ethnic Germans
European Jews
26
The Treaty of Versailles resulted in
a sucessful redrawing of boarders in all countries in Europe
creation of new nations in eastern Europe and Middle East
New independant nations in the Middle East
Large land gains for the Russian and Austro-Hungarian Empire
27
How did the railroads garuntee the success of the Industrial Revolution?
Everyone enjoyed riding on the railroads
Goods moved faster between factories and the consumers
Railroads were the new thing!
People could travel to the factories in the cities
28
What ended the war in Europe?
the unconditional surrender of Germany in 1945
the suicide of Adolf Hitler
Austria-Hungary coming back
the Atomic Bomb
29
What did nations in Europe hope to gain by establishing new colonies after 1880?
Easy access to raw materials
To add more people to their popultations
To learn a new language
To gain additional ideas for their own industries
30
At the end of World War 1, Germany was
broken up into many small kingdoms
unwilling to accept the Treaty of Versialles
dissatisfied w/ unfair peace agreements made with the allies
invited to the Paris peace confernece
31
The Factory created a new labor system in which
produced animal byproducts
people did repetitive tasks on a regular work schedule
workers had harvest time.
machines did all the work
