The Nazi's encouraged radio listening because

radio could be used for political purposes

Stalin gained control of the USSR by

purging people he thought were a threat

Replenishment of a previously inflicted loss to the victim

What was the point of collective bargaining?

To meet demands of workers for hours and pay

Why was World War 1 different than previous wars?

Advanced technology for weapons

The issue Germany had with reparations was that

Germany was unable to pay the entire amount

What was Kristallnacht?

A destructive rampage against German Jews led by Nazis

What were the two events that spurred the US to enter WW1?

The sinking of the Lusitania, the Zimmerman telegram

Who were members of the Central Powers? (This is for the start of the war)

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

What was the immediate cause that lead to the start of WW1?

The assassination of Francis Ferdinand

How was Hitler helpful to the German economy?

He implemented public work projects and a rearmament program

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Sikkema Test #11 Study Quiz

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1
How many soldiers died in WW1?
1,000,000
10,500,000
8,500,000
7,500,000
2
The Enabling Act was legislation that
gave Hitler supreme power
severly limited Hitler's overall power
allowed leaders to maintain their power
allowed groups access to collective bargaining
3
The Nazi's encouraged radio listening because
the radio was a great new source of entertainment
radio could be used for political purposes
the government could easily convey emergency information
the people could keep up-to-date on the news of the day
4
What document was signed at the end of WW1?
The Treaty of Versailles
The Treaty of Peace, Land, and Bread
The Treaty of Wienerschnitzel
The Treaty of Paris
5
Identify a technology used in World War 1
Chariots of Fire
Grenades
The Nuclear Bomb
Trenches
6
Who ultimately took the fall for WW1?
Germany
Austria
Britain
Russia
7
Stalin wanted to transform the USSR into what kind of society?
An industrial society
A democratic society
An intellectual society
An agricultural society
8
Stalin gained control of the USSR by
preventing electinos within the party
making promises of rewards and titles to people
using the popular vote of the people
purging people he thought were a threat
9
Who was the president at the end of WW1 and what was his plan for peace?
FDR, New Deal
Harry Truman, New Deal
Harry Truman, 14 points
Woodrow Wilson, 14 points
10
Reparations are
Having someone represent you on your behalf
To prepare for a rap battle
Replenishment of a previously inflicted loss to the victim
Repairing things that were broken
11
What was in the German train labeled “Germany greatest weapon”?
Joseph Stalin
A Treaty for Peace, Land, and Bread
A Nuclear Bomb
Vladmir Lenin
12
Did America join the League of Nations?
Check
Or Maybe
Yes
No
13
What was the point of collective bargaining?
To meet demands of workers for hours and pay
To collectively compare who has it worse
To express heartfelt concern for workers emotions
To negotiate for higher taxes
14
Why was World War 1 different than previous wars?
It used Roman weapons
Advanced technology for weapons
It was fought mostly in the air
They used drones to fight
15
The issue Germany had with reparations was that
France wouldn't accept all of their money at once
Germany was unable to pay the entire amount
Germany didn’t take any responsibility for WW1
France invaded Germany to collect resources instead of money
16
What was Kristallnacht?
The creation of Hitler's secret police
The signing of Hitler's agreement with Russia
The inspiration for the anthem of the Nazi Party
A destructive rampage against German Jews led by Nazis
17
Mussolini attempted to control Italy through
untraditional roles for women
mass propaganda
mandatory military service in Fascist youth groups
rewards and honors
18
What was the name of the German tactical approach on the Western Front?
The Rhine Invasion
The Wienerschnitzel Plan
The Rhine Plan
The Schliefflen Plan
19
What were the two events that spurred the US to enter WW1?
The sinking of the Lusitania, the Zimmerman telegram
The sinking of the Titanic, the Zimmerman telegram
The sinking of the Titanic, the Hindenburg telegram
The sinking of the Lusitania, the Hindenburg telegram
20
Hitler's theories were based on
racism and nationalism
communism and nationalism
democracy and socialism
communism and socialism
21
Who were members of the Triple Entente? (This is for the start of the war)
Britain, US, Canada, France
Germany, Russia, Austria-Hungary
Russia, France, Britain
Britain, France, Turkey
22
Who were members of the Central Powers? (This is for the start of the war)
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
Germany, Russia, Austria-Hungary
US, Canada, England
Germany, Italy, France
23
What was the immediate cause that lead to the start of WW1?
The assassination of Francis Ferdinand
Jews were prevalent in Europe
The difference in economic status
People spoke different languages
24
Which was a result of the Russian revolution?
Worker Control of Production
All Power to the Soviets
A Democratic System
Peace, Land, and Bread
25
How was Hitler helpful to the German economy?
He passed the Nuremberg Laws
He implemented public work projects and a rearmament program
He built more churches and universities
He put women to work in factories

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