How did Russia’s peace treaty with Germany in March 1918 affect the Western Front?

It enabled Germany to concentrate on the Western Front.

How did the railroad contribute to the IR?

It made transportation less expensive.

At the Munich Conference, Britain and France...

Gave in to Hitler's demands for the Sudentenland

How did the Industrial Revolution create a need for Imperialism?

Nations needed raw materials and export markets.

A stalemate developed along the Western Front because...

Neither side could defeat the other in the trenches.

What was not a part of the War Guilt Clause?

The German Kaiser had to abdicate the throne.

The Nuremberg Laws...

Took citizenship away from Jewish Germans

What finally brought the USA into WWII?

Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

Government should own the means of production.

What was the Kristallnacht, which happened on November 9, 1938?

A destructive rampage against German Jews led by Nazis.

Why were there such a high number of casualties in the beginning of the WWI?

European military leaders weren’t trained in trench warfare.

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1
How did Russia’s peace treaty with Germany in March 1918 affect the Western Front?
The British and French also signed a treaty with Germany.
Germany went on the defensive on the Western Front.
It caused America to enter the war.
It enabled Germany to concentrate on the Western Front.
2
How did the railroad contribute to the IR?
It increased cotton production.
Railroads were not invented until after the IR.
It made transportation less expensive.
It made it tougher for people to ship goods.
3
Why was Japan looking to expand their territory in the early 1930s?
To dominate the world.
To gain natural resources.
To fight the Nazis.
They were looking for more living space
4
At the Munich Conference, Britain and France...
Said they would declare war if Hitler invaded Czechoslovakia
Allowed Czechoslovakia to become a German protectorate
Told Hitler they would declare war if he invaded Poland.
Gave in to Hitler's demands for the Sudentenland
5
What was the treaty called that ended WW1?
Treaty of Berlin.
Treaty of Paris.
Treaty of London.
Treaty of Versailles.
6
Two days after Hitler’s invasion of ____, Britain and France declared war on Germany.
Austria
Poland
France
Russia
7
The Idea that Europeans were superior to others and had a duty to spread it was called...
White Man's Guilt.
Aparthied
Exploitation
White Man's Burden.
8
What is the name for a country that has protection from an imperial power?
Protectorate.
Empire.
Colony.
Settlement.
9
Which country is highlighted on the map?
Algeria
Chad
Libya
Egypt
10
Which country is highlighted on the map?
Ethiopia
Kenya
Tanzania
Somalia
11
What did Hitler want to do with Eastern Europe?
“Germanize” it
Allow the Jews to move in
Leave it alone
Completely destroy it
12
What was the main source of employment during the IR?
Farms.
Factories.
Shops.
Railroads.
13
Which is NOT a cause of World War 1?
Militarism
Nationalism
Imperialism
Alliances
14
How did the Industrial Revolution create a need for Imperialism?
Nations needed labor unions.
Nations wanted larger populations.
Nations needed raw materials and export markets.
Nations needed more child labor.
15
A stalemate developed along the Western Front because...
Neither side could defeat the other in the trenches.
Both sides used poison gas.
The battle of Verdun resulted in high casualties.
The Allies were not interested in the war.
16
What was not a part of the War Guilt Clause?
The German Kaiser had to abdicate the throne.
Germany was responsible for the war
Germany had to pay reparations to every allied nation.
The German army was reduced to 100,000 men.
17
The Nuremberg Laws...
Took citizenship away from Jewish Germans
Authorized German police to shoot Jewish Germans
Required all Jewish Germans to move to concentration camps
Required all Jewish Germans to leave the country
18
Which of the following is NOT a motive of imperialism?
Raw materials
National pride.
Markets for goods
Revolutionism
19
Which was NOT a member of the Axis powers during WWII?
USSR
Japan
Italy
Germany
20
Which country is highlighted on the map?
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Germany
France
21
Many African Nationalist thought that the Europeans were...
Helping poor Africans.
Hypocrites.
Their rightful rulers.
Allowed to take whatever land they chose to.
22
Which country is highlighted on the map?
Ghana
Mali
Sierra Leone
Liberia
23
What finally brought the USA into WWII?
The Zimmerman telegram.
Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
The sinking of the Lusitania.
Americans' horror at the persecution of people by Nazis.
24
What is Socialism?
Government should own the instruments of supply.
Government should own the products of production.
Government should own the nothing.
Government should own the means of production.
25
Which country is highlighted on the map?
France
San Marino
Germany
Italy
26
Which country is highlighted on the map?
Botswana
South Africa
Namibia
Cameroon
27
What was the Kristallnacht, which happened on November 9, 1938?
The passing of the Nuremberg Laws.
A destructive rampage against German Jews led by Nazis.
The creation of Hitler's secret police.
The signing of Hitler's agreement with Russia.
28
_____ glorifies the state above the individual.
Anti-Semitism
Racism
Capitalism
Fascism
29
What is typically sacrificed by the people living under a totalitarian regime?
The desires of the leader.
National goals.
The right to follow a dictator.
Individual liberties.
30
Which country is highlighted on the map?
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
31
Why were there such a high number of casualties in the beginning of the WWI?
Technology had not advanced far enough.
New tactics allowed more open field fighting.
European military leaders weren’t trained in trench warfare.
Military leaders were too safe in the beginning.
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Which country is highlighted on the map?
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark

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