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Social Studies Quiz for Alberta High School Students
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1
The USSR's response to the economic aid of the Marshall Plan by the US was called:
NKVD
COMECON
SPUTNIK
COMICON
2
___________ refers to Gorbachev's policy of "restructuring".
Glasnost
Sputnik
Perestroika
Gosplan
3
Which one of the "Big Three" was not present at the Yalta Conference?
Truman
Stalin
Roosevelt
Churchill
4
He introduced the New Deal moving the US to the left
Reagan
Roosevelt
Klein
Kennedy
5
Mikhail Gorbachev's policy of "openness" was referred to as:
Sputnik
Gosplan
Perestroika
Glasnost
6
The military alliance of the Soviet Union during the Cold War was called
Molotov Pact
USSR
Warsaw Pact
NATO
7
Treaty signed by the USA & USSR to reduce the number of arms each side had was referred to as:
MAD
Test Ban Treaty
START
SALT
8
The US idea of containing Communism with money and military support became known as the
Eisenhower Doctrine
Monroe Doctrine
Truman Doctrine
Marshall Doctrine
9
A person moving from an individualist to collectivist society would MOST lose a degree of:
Cooperation
Security
Freedom
Equality
10
Social democrats support the use of a flat tax rate
False
True
11
"Man is born free, but everywhere he is in chains." is attributed to:
Smith
Rousseau
Locke
Hobbes
12
Seen as the first contentious and confrontational event in the Cold War period:
Berlin Blockade
Vietnam War
Korean War
Bay of Pigs
13
All of the following are characteristics of a market economy EXCEPT:
Self interest
Public Property
Competition
Profit Motive
14
This technique ensures that all votes have similar worth because groups are a similar size
Proportional representation
Responsible government
Electoral systems
Representation by population
15
Rising tensions between superpowers which push them to a point of Nuclear War is referred to as
MAD
Abomination
Chicken
Brinkmanship
16
Monetarism focuses on _____ to improve the economy
increasing taxes
interest rates
the use of government spending
deficits
17
Which DID NOT contribute to the rise of Fascism in Germany?
Support for liberalism
The Treaty of Versailles
The Weimar Government
The Great Depression
18
When the executive branch is chosen from the legislative branch and must maintain their support
Fixed date elections
Responsible government
Independent courts
Representation by population
19
Which law gave Hitler the ability to rule by decree, without political opposition?
Schnitzel
Kristallnacht
Nuremburg Laws
Enabling Act
20
"Third World" countries often pursued this policy during the Cold War:
MAD
Peaceful Coexistence
Brinkmanship
Non- alignment
21
Another term for single-member plurality
First-past-the-post
Representation by population
Proportional representation
Responsible government
22
The Nazi equivalent of Stalin's "Great Purge" was:
The Enabling Act
The Nuremburg Laws
The Reichstag Fire Decree
The Night of the Long Knives
23
During 20's & 30's, Stalin's economic targets in the USSR were similar to Hitler's in that both
Followed the doctrines of Karl Marx
Denounced Capitalism
Placed national goals above all others
Established dictatorships of the working class
24
At the end of WWII, Berlin was in the zone of occupation held by
U.S.A.
Soviet Union
France
Great Britain
25
The ideology used by Hitler during his reign may be referred to as:
Naziism
Fascism
Dictatorial Capitalism
Dictatorial Socialism
26
Military alliance between liberal nations that started during the Cold War and is still present
UN
CSIS
NATO
NAFTA
27
The year in which the Berlin Wall came down, signalling an end of the Cold War period was:
1989
1990
1988
1991
28
Keynesian economic policies were adopted on a wide scale by the U.S. government during the:
Second World War
Great Depression
Roaring 20's
First World War
29
Khrushchev's rationale for placing missiles in Cuba is consistent with the doctrine of:
Balance of Power
Nuclear Armament
Peaceful Coexistence
Appeasement
30
Detente means
Stalemate during a conflict
Aggressive action towards another ideology
Reduction of tensions between superpowers
Reduction of Nuclear weapons
31
Dictatorial Socialism may also be referred to as:
Utopian Socialism
Marxism
Scientific Socialism
Communism
32
This confrontation moved the Cold War from a period of Deterrence to period of Detente
Afghanistan Proxy War
Korean Proxy War
Berlin Blockade
Cuban Missile Crisis
33
A major issue with single-member pluralities
Reduced voter apathy
Minority governments
Greater ideological representation
Artificial majorities
34
According to Marx, class struggle would end when:
proletariat overthrow bourgeoisie with violence
communist parties were elected to power
bourgeoisie allowed proletariat to help run the business
workers held labor strikes against bourgeoisie owners