stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
WH Chapter 10: The West between the Wars Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
WH Chapter 10: The West between the Wars
WH Chapter 10: The West between the Wars
20 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
60 plays
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
20 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
20
Answers
1
Hitler ended Germany’s depression, economic woes, and unemployment by
putting women to work in factories.
passing the Nuremberg laws.
implementing public works projects and a rearmament program.
building more churches and universities.
2
What type of state emerged for the first time in 1930s Europe?
Democratic
Republican
Parliamentary
Totalitarian
3
The Nazi Party rose to power through
a coup d'état
a parliamentary system
democratic elections
the declaration of martial law
4
What did the Nuremberg laws do?
They outlawed all religion in Germany, making it a secular country.
They excluded Jews from German citizenship
They instituted a strict program of physical fitness
They banned books, magazines, and newspapers
5
The Nazis encouraged radio listening and movie-going because
these media 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.
these media were great new sources of entertainment.
6
How did Benito Mussolini gain the support of the Catholic Church?
He assigned members of his political group to be guards for the pope.
He threatened to imprison the pope, his bishops, and his cardinals.
He gave the Catholic Church money.
He expanded Vatican City and recognized Catholicism as the state religion
7
The Nazis believed that women should be
doctors and lawyers.
wives and mothers.
activists and politicians.
warriors and leaders.
8
The purpose of Stalin’s Five-Year Plans was to
transform the USSR from an agricultural economy into an industrial economy.
reduce poverty and improve the standard of living.
strengthen the Red Army so it could reclaim lost territories.
end famine by dramatically boosting food production.
9
Hitler’s political theories were based on
democracy and socialism.
communism and socialism.
racism and nationalism.
communism and nationalism.
10
In the 1930s, dictators appealed to voters in Europe because of their promises to solve_____________.
voting rights issues
foreign conflicts
political conflict
economic woes
11
After the Nazis announced the Nuremberg laws, German Jews were required _________.
to wear crucifixes
to convert to Christianity
to join the military
to wear yellow Stars of David patches
12
Mein Kampf is
a book Hitler wrote in prison, where he describes his political philosophy.
a program adopted by the Nazi regime
a propaganda film directed by Leni Riefenstahl.
a surrealist painting by Salvador Dalí.
13
Under Mussolini, the Italian Fascists used propaganda to
advertise platforms of all political parties.
educate people
to spread anti-semitism
control public opinion
14
In Germany, inflation and unemployment during the Great Depression paved the way for
women’s rights.
labor unions.
new social programs.
authoritarian leaders.
15
Core Nazi ideology included strong ____________ aspects.
anti-Semitic
pro-Czech
pro-Romani
anti-Aryan
16
One form of aggression Hitler used to control the German people was _______________________.
terror and violence through the SS
the persecution of women
televised executions
face-to-face confrontations
17
In the 1930s, Spain was fighting ____________.
a civil war
a two-front war
Several wars abroad
for its independence
18
After Lenin’s death in 1924, ____________ became the next long-term leader of the USSR.
Karl Marx
Joseph Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Leon Trotsky
19
Why was the United States not a member of the League of Nations?
The League of Nations was disbanded before the United States could join.
The United States was not a sovereign nation at the time.
The United States was not invited to join the League of Nations.
The United States refused to sign the Treaty of Versailles.
20
What was the Treaty of Versailles?
An alliance between France and the United States
Hitler’s treatise on the merits of fascism.
An American statement of isolationism
The peace settlement that ended World War I