What was one reason for the "Cold War" between the United States and the Soviet Union?

The U.S. did not approve of communism/autocratic government

Which part of the Treaty of Versailles was the most damaging to Germany?

Germany had to pay the Allies large sums of money.

Which of the following WAS NOT a condition for Germany in the Treaty of Versailles?

Germany was allowed to keep its military

Which were effects of the Great Depression?

Farmers lost their land and banks closes

Which statement explains what these sentences are about?

reasons why Hitler and the Nazis came to power in Germany

What actions did the United Nations take as a result of the Holocaust?

created a Jewish state and made genocide a crime

What was the main goal of the Treaty of Versailles?

to make sure Germany could not invade France or others again

What was the Holocaust?

The systematic killing of Jewish people by German Nazis

What marked the end of the Cold War?

the destruction of the Berlin Wall

Which two nations were called the "superpowers"?

The United States and the Soviet Union

Which IS NOT a result of the Russian Revolution?

The workers failed to get things changed in Russia

What statement best describes the worldwide depression?

The stock market crashed and people lost their jobs

What happened to people who spoke out against Hitler in Germany?

Some were put in prison;others were murdered

What does the term Genocide mean?

the planned killing of a race of people

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1
What treaty ended World War 1?
Treaty of Vermillan
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Bsimark
2
What was one reason for the "Cold War" between the United States and the Soviet Union?
The U.S. did not approve of communism/autocratic government
The Soviet Union did not export technology to the US
The United States and the Soviet Union were enemies in WW II
Soviet collectives outproduced American farmers
3
Which part of the Treaty of Versailles was the most damaging to Germany?
Germany lost its colonies
The German emperor was put on trial
Germany was not allowed to have a large army or navy.
Germany had to pay the Allies large sums of money.
4
Which of the following WAS NOT a condition for Germany in the Treaty of Versailles?
Germany had to give up its territories including colonies
Germany had to take blame for the war
Germany had to pay money damages to the Allies
Germany was allowed to keep its military
5
Which were effects of the Great Depression?
Farmers lost their land and banks closes
Farmers gained land and businesses grew
Employment rose and wages fell
People had more money and better jobs
6
What do all of the following statements describe?
Rise of Nazism
Cold War
Russian Revolution
Holocaust
7
Which of the following was a cause of the Russian Revolution?
Russia's GDP was too high
Russia's economy was productive
Shortages of food, like bread
Russia's army was winning against Germany in World War 1
8
Which statement explains what these sentences are about?
events that led to World War I.
reasons why Hitler and the Nazis came to power in Germany
ways that German leaders tried to rebuild their country
feelings Germans had about other countries
9
What actions did the United Nations take as a result of the Holocaust?
defeated Hitler and freed the Jews
helped the Jews find jobs and shelter
divided Palestine and Germany
created a Jewish state and made genocide a crime
10
What was the main goal of the Treaty of Versailles?
to make sure Germany could not invade France or others again
to build better roads and factories in Germany
to help Germany rebuild its industry
to give Great Britain and the US credit for winning the war
11
What was the largest country created from the former Soviet Union?
Ukraine
Belarus
Russia
Germany
12
Who was responsible for the Holocaust?
German Nazis
German journeymen
West German Agitators
Russian Communists
13
What was the Holocaust?
The systematic killing of Jewish people by German Nazis
The systematic killing of American prisoners of war by Nazis
The dismantling of Germany's market economy by Hitler
The great migration of Jewish people out of Israel
14
What marked the end of the Cold War?
the creation of Russia
the rule of Gorbachev
the break-up of the Soviet Union
the destruction of the Berlin Wall
15
Which statement best describes what these sentences are about?
Rise of Nazi Germany
Holocaust
Collapse of the Soviet Union
Super Powers
16
Which two nations were called the "superpowers"?
The United States and Great Britain
The United States and the Soviet Union
The United States and North Korea
The United States and Canada
17
What country was formed by Vladimir Lenin after the Russian Revolution?
East Germany
Russian Federation
Soviet Union
Polish Soviet Republic
18
Which IS NOT a result of the Russian Revolution?
The workers failed to get things changed in Russia
Russia's name was changed to the Soviet Union
Vladimir Lenin and the Communists took control of Russia
Czar Nicolas II resigned and later killed
19
What statement best describes the worldwide depression?
It helped force Hitler out and restore order in Europe
It caused the collapse of the Soviet Union
The stock market crashed and people lost their jobs
It was a major cause of WWI and led to the Cold War
20
What happened to people who spoke out against Hitler in Germany?
They were sent to Siberia.
Some were allowed to leave Germany;others were arrested
Some were put in prison;others were murdered
They were put under house arrest.
21
Who was the leader of Germany's Nazi Party?
Adolf Hess
Adolf Hitler
Henrich Himmler
Adonis Hadler
22
Two terms that describe the dividing line between communist/non communist; east and west are
Berlin Wall/Iron Curtain
Allied Powers/Axis Powers
NATO and Warsaw Pact
Nazi Germany and Free Germany
23
What does the term Genocide mean?
the planned killing of a race of people
something that kills bugs.
the division of Palestine into Arab and Jewish states
forced labor or slavery

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