Nazi Germany’s pursuit of Lebensraum aimed at

The conquest, ethnic cleansing and resettlement of E. Europe

A love of and wanting to use the military

What were "The Internments"?

Nations putting "enemy foreigners" in camps

What is "unification"?

A country combining with more land because of shared culture

What is not a sign of Total War?

The state relies on voluntary enlistment in the military

How did Imperialism fuel WW1?

Germany wanted colonies, which they could take if they won

Why were Alliances important to WW1?

Instead of a small war, they brought in all the major powers

What is Collective Security?

Nations sharing the job of protecting one another

Which of the following is the best example of struggle for self-determination

The decolonization movement in Asia and Africa after WW II

What WASN'T a reason Nationalism was important to WW1?

It was the reason why nations wanted equality for citizens

Ultranationalism is often associated with a belief that

One country is superior to all others

What was the League of Nations?

An international group dedicated to stopping war

What is a sign of increased Ultranationalism?

Hostility towards other nations and minority groups

In the Interwar era, national interests overrode internationalism when

Nations failed to provide collective security

The Treaty of Versailles denied the Germans the right to self-determination by

Preventing the union of Germany and Austria

Why was the Treaty of Versailles so nasty to Germany?

It gave France revenge on Germany

Giving into a nations demands to avoid war

What is National Interest?

The goals and aspirations of the complete nation

What is meant by the phrase "Germany meant to starve out Britain"?

Germany’s policy of unrestricted submarine warfare

What is Economic Cooperation?

The goal of having nations having their economies connected

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Nazi Germany’s pursuit of Lebensraum aimed at
Defeating Britain and France in a war of revenge
Unification of Austria and Germany
The conquest, ethnic cleansing and resettlement of E. Europe
Recovering German territories in Poland and Czechoslovakia
2
What was Militarism?
A love of and wanting to use the military
A desire to reduce the size of the military
A response to the size and destruction of World War I
A move to bring women into the military
3
What were "The Internments"?
Nations putting "enemy foreigners" in camps
Placing German war criminals in jail for life
Britain being "locked in" due to German submarines
The death camp system of Nazi Germany
4
WWII ultranationalists believed that the “ultimate geographical realization of nationalism” was
An independent nation-state
An extremely patriotic culture
A world of interdependent nation-states
A large empire
5
The Triple Entente in World War I consisted of
Britain, France, Italy
Germany,Austro-Hungary, Prussia
Russia, France, Britain
Italy, Germany, Austro-Hungary
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What is "unification"?
A country taking over other lands to make them into colonies
A country combining with more land because of shared culture
The ability of a country to make decisions for itself
A country braking into multiple parts
7
What is not a sign of Total War?
International rules for war are ignored and violated
All available weapons are used
The state relies on voluntary enlistment in the military
Civilians are purposely targeted
8
What was the last piece of land given to Hitler for the sake of appeasement?
Hungary
The Rhineland
Poland
The Sudentenland
9
When did World War I take place?
1938-1944
1914-1918
1901-1907
1955-1958
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How did Imperialism fuel WW1?
Germany wanted colonies, which they could take if they won
France wanted to consolidate their emipre, wanted trades
England couldn't control their empire anymore
America wanted to force Europe to give up its colonies
11
Why were Alliances important to WW1?
Instead of staying out of the war, America joined
Instead of a small war, they brought in all the major powers
Instead of having everyone fight everyone,there were 2 sides
Instead of France fighting Russia, they joined Germany
12
When did World War II take place?
1914-1918
1955-1958
1901-1907
1938-1944
13
Which of the following leaders was NOT part of the Axis powers?
Hirohito
Mussolini
Stalin
Hitler
14
What is the best title for this map?
Twenty-first-century Europe
Europe during World War I
Nineteenth-century Europe
Europe during the Interwar Era
15
Which group of people did the Soviets commit genocide on?
Armenians
Ukrainians
Serbs
Bosnian Muslims
16
What is Collective Security?
The goal of having nations having their economies connected
The goals and aspirations of the complete nation
The goal of having nations sharing many policies and laws
Nations sharing the job of protecting one another
17
Which of the following is the best example of struggle for self-determination
The creation of the UN at the end of WW II
French Canadian resistance to conscription in WW II
The decolonization movement in Asia and Africa after WW II
The German conquest of western Russia during World War II
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What WASN'T a reason Nationalism was important to WW1?
It was the reason why nations wanted equality for citizens
It was the reason why nations sought protective agreements
It was the reason why nations wanted to build their empires
It was the reason why nations wanted large militaries
19
Ultranationalism is often associated with a belief that
International laws and organizations are needed
The nation is a poor foundation for identity
One country is superior to all others
National interests should be pursued only to limited extent
20
What was the League of Nations?
An international group dedicated to sharing cultures
An international group dedicated to stopping war
An international group run by the Americans
An international group dedicated to punishing Germany
21
What is a sign of increased Ultranationalism?
Hostility towards other nations and minority groups
Feelings of pride towards a nations history
A nation moving towards Isolationism
Creation of international organizations
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"Forcible removal from an area of all people belonging to another nationality"
Ethnic cleansing
Genocide
Crimes against humanity
War crimes
23
In the Interwar era, national interests overrode internationalism when
Nations agreed to follow international rules for war
Nations failed to provide collective security
The League of Nations was created
A wave of pacifism swept over the western democracies
24
What is Ultranationalism?
A movement to destroy nationalism
Nationalism that tries to peacefully combine countries
Nationalism to the extreme
Nationalism that also seeks to work with other nations
25
The Treaty of Versailles denied the Germans the right to self-determination by
Forcing Germany to surrender Polish ethnic territory
Forcing Germany to pay reparations to Belgium and France
Stripping Germany of its overseas colonies
Preventing the union of Germany and Austria
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Why was the Treaty of Versailles so nasty to Germany?
It gave France revenge on Germany
It allowed the Americans to extract more money from Europe
It created the best chance for Europe to be rebuilt
It was the fairest way to punish the losers of the war
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What is appeasement?
Giving into a nations demands to avoid war
Giving into your allies demands, drawing you into a war
Agreeing to become isolationist
Driving other nations away by your aggressive behaviour
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What is National Interest?
Nations sharing the job of protecting one another
The goal of having nations having their economies connected
The goal of having nations sharing many policies and laws
The goals and aspirations of the complete nation
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What is meant by the phrase "Germany meant to starve out Britain"?
Germany’s willingness to fight a war of attrition
Germany’s policy of unrestricted submarine warfare
Germany’s use of zeppelins to bomb British cities
The rationing of food inside Germany during the war
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What is Economic Cooperation?
The goal of having nations sharing many policies and laws
The goal of having nations having their economies connected
The goals and aspirations of the complete nation
Nations sharing the job of protecting one another

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