Question 1

Lenin died in

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A) 1920. 
B) 1938. 
C) 1924. 
D) 1940. 
E) 1945. 
A) 1920. 
B) 1938. 
C) 1924. 
D) 1940. 
E) 1945.

Question 2

What socialist quote is often associated with Joseph Stalin?

Accepted Answer

A) "Justice, land, and liberty." 
B) "The republic should not entangle our peace and prosperity in the toils of European ambition." 
C) "Socialism in One Country." 
D) "Peace, Land, and Bread!" 
E) "All Power to the Soviets!" 
A) "Justice, land, and liberty." 
B) "The republic should not entangle our peace and prosperity in the toils of European ambition." 
C) "Socialism in One Country." 
D) "Peace, Land, and Bread!" 
E) "All Power to the Soviets!"

Question 3

With the creation of the Duma by Nicholas II,real political power in Russia lay in the hands of

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A) the laboring classes. 
B) the Duma and tsar sharing the power. 
C) the upper house of the Duma consisting of nobles and wealthy landowners. 
D) the growing middle class in the lower house of the Duma. 
E) aristocrats and the tsar. 
A) the laboring classes. 
B) the Duma and tsar sharing the power. 
C) the upper house of the Duma consisting of nobles and wealthy landowners. 
D) the growing middle class in the lower house of the Duma. 
E) aristocrats and the tsar.

Question 4

Unlike Lenin,who spoke about a global uprising of workers,Stalin's goal was simply "Socialism in One Country." How did Stalin bring Russia into the modern world after the devastation of war and revolution?

Accepted Answer

Stalin brought Russia into the modern wo

Question 5

During the Great Depression,Russia

Accepted Answer

A) suffered far more than the West. 
B) had one of the world's fastest growing economies. 
C) sent aid to struggling European nations. 
D) became the first formal Communist Christian state. 
E) cut back on agricultural production. 
A) suffered far more than the West. 
B) had one of the world's fastest growing economies. 
C) sent aid to struggling European nations. 
D) became the first formal Communist Christian state. 
E) cut back on agricultural production.

Question 6

Members of the Triple Entente included France,Britain,and

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A) Belgium. 
B) Germany. 
C) Italy. 
D) Turkey. 
E) Russia. 
A) Belgium. 
B) Germany. 
C) Italy. 
D) Turkey. 
E) Russia.

Question 7

Please define the following key terms
-"Socialism in One Country"

Accepted Answer

"Socialism in One Country" is a theory a

Question 8

Russia was led by ____ during World War I.

Accepted Answer

A) Nicholas II 
B) Catherine the Great 
C) Nicholas I 
D) Ivan II 
E) Peter the Great 
A) Nicholas II 
B) Catherine the Great 
C) Nicholas I 
D) Ivan II 
E) Peter the Great

Question 9

Stalin's idea of Soviet progress was through

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A) revolutions in advanced nations that would produce a global revolution. 
B) allowing some space for capitalism and foreign investment. 
C) top-down governmental control of every aspect of economic, political, and social life. 
D) the consolidation and transition of power to important governmental departments. 
E) lifting all restrictions on private enterprise. 
A) revolutions in advanced nations that would produce a global revolution. 
B) allowing some space for capitalism and foreign investment. 
C) top-down governmental control of every aspect of economic, political, and social life. 
D) the consolidation and transition of power to important governmental departments. 
E) lifting all restrictions on private enterprise.

Question 10

Although the war in Europe started in 1914,when did the United States enter?

Accepted Answer

A) At the same time 
B) Immediately after the sinking of the Lusitania 
C) 1917 
D) November 11, 1918 
E) After the disastrous defeat of the Allies at Gallipoli 
A) At the same time 
B) Immediately after the sinking of the Lusitania 
C) 1917 
D) November 11, 1918 
E) After the disastrous defeat of the Allies at Gallipoli

Question 11

The Weimar Republic's difficulties involved

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A) religious issues long dormant since the unification of Germany. 
B) the refusal of the German government to pay French reparations. 
C) the expenses and revenues required to rebuild the German military. 
D) the annexation of the Rhineland by France. 
E) inflation, which starved Germany's war-ravished population. 
A) religious issues long dormant since the unification of Germany. 
B) the refusal of the German government to pay French reparations. 
C) the expenses and revenues required to rebuild the German military. 
D) the annexation of the Rhineland by France. 
E) inflation, which starved Germany's war-ravished population.

Question 12

Please define the following key terms
-"lost generation"

Accepted Answer

The term "lost generation" refers to a g

Question 13

Please define the following key terms
-League of Nations

Accepted Answer

The League of Nations was an internation

Question 14

All of these nations were involved in creating the Versailles treaty at the Paris Peace Conference EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) Germany and Russia. 
B) United States. 
C) France . 
D) Russia . 
E) Britain. 
A) Germany and Russia. 
B) United States. 
C) France . 
D) Russia . 
E) Britain.

Question 15

Who was the leader of the growing Chinese Communist Party by 1927?

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A) Mao Zedong 
B) Sun Zhongshan 
C) Yuan Shikai 
D) Chiang Kai-shek 
E) Jiang Jieshi 
A) Mao Zedong 
B) Sun Zhongshan 
C) Yuan Shikai 
D) Chiang Kai-shek 
E) Jiang Jieshi

Question 16

The goal of the Bolsheviks,under their leader Vladimir Lenin,was to

Accepted Answer

A) free Russia from the power of the tsar. 
B) create a constitutional monarchy. 
C) represent the interests of the industrial working class. 
D) force the tsar to form a Duma. 
E) create a godless communistic state. 
A) free Russia from the power of the tsar. 
B) create a constitutional monarchy. 
C) represent the interests of the industrial working class. 
D) force the tsar to form a Duma. 
E) create a godless communistic state.

Question 17

What effect did World War I have on the Russian army?

Accepted Answer

A) Because of prewar modernization, the Russian army was able to hold back the best of the German armies. 
B) Led by aristocratic officers, the morale of the army was high. 
C) Russian prisoners were treated well, because the kaiser and tsar were related through royal blood. 
D) Mutinies were common among the bulk of the army, composed mostly of peasants. 
E) The tsar, as the religious and civil leader of Russia, was held in high regard by the common Russian soldier. 
A) Because of prewar modernization, the Russian army was able to hold back the best of the German armies. 
B) Led by aristocratic officers, the morale of the army was high. 
C) Russian prisoners were treated well, because the kaiser and tsar were related through royal blood. 
D) Mutinies were common among the bulk of the army, composed mostly of peasants. 
E) The tsar, as the religious and civil leader of Russia, was held in high regard by the common Russian soldier.

Question 18

All of these statements about Emma Goldman are true EXCEPT that

Accepted Answer

A) she supported the birth control movement. 
B) she advocated for sex education for women. 
C) she fought for better wages for women. 
D) she often discussed marriage and prostitution in the same sentence. 
E) she had a father who supported her childhood dreams 
A) she supported the birth control movement. 
B) she advocated for sex education for women. 
C) she fought for better wages for women. 
D) she often discussed marriage and prostitution in the same sentence. 
E) she had a father who supported her childhood dreams

Question 19

How did Tsar Nicholas II respond to the 1905 protest?

Accepted Answer

A) He agreed to meet with the protestors. 
B) He punished military guards for their hostile treatment of the protesters. 
C) He began the transition to a constitutional monarchy. 
D) He established a representative assembly. 
E) He created a jobs program to put poor peasants to work. 
A) He agreed to meet with the protestors. 
B) He punished military guards for their hostile treatment of the protesters. 
C) He began the transition to a constitutional monarchy. 
D) He established a representative assembly. 
E) He created a jobs program to put poor peasants to work.

Question 20

World War I battles were fought on all fronts EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) western Europe. 
B) North Africa. 
C) the United States. 
D) the Middle East. 
E) Russia. 
A) western Europe. 
B) North Africa. 
C) the United States. 
D) the Middle East. 
E) Russia.

Lenin died in

What socialist quote is often associated with Joseph Stalin?

With the creation of the Duma by Nicholas II,real political power in Russia lay in the hands of

Unlike Lenin,who spoke about a global uprising of workers,Stalin's goal was simply "Socialism in One Country." How did Stalin bring Russia into the modern world after the devastation of war and revolution?

During the Great Depression,Russia

Members of the Triple Entente included France,Britain,and

Please define the following key terms -"Socialism in One Country"

Russia was led by ____ during World War I.

Stalin's idea of Soviet progress was through

Although the war in Europe started in 1914,when did the United States enter?

The Weimar Republic's difficulties involved

Please define the following key terms -"lost generation"

Please define the following key terms -League of Nations

All of these nations were involved in creating the Versailles treaty at the Paris Peace Conference EXCEPT

Who was the leader of the growing Chinese Communist Party by 1927?

The goal of the Bolsheviks,under their leader Vladimir Lenin,was to

What effect did World War I have on the Russian army?

All of these statements about Emma Goldman are true EXCEPT that

How did Tsar Nicholas II respond to the 1905 protest?

World War I battles were fought on all fronts EXCEPT

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Lenin died in

What socialist quote is often associated with Joseph Stalin?

With the creation of the Duma by Nicholas II,real political power in Russia lay in the hands of

Unlike Lenin,who spoke about a global uprising of workers,Stalin's goal was simply "Socialism in One Country." How did Stalin bring Russia into the modern world after the devastation of war and revolution?

During the Great Depression,Russia

Members of the Triple Entente included France,Britain,and

Please define the following key terms -"Socialism in One Country"

Russia was led by ____ during World War I.

Stalin's idea of Soviet progress was through

Although the war in Europe started in 1914,when did the United States enter?

The Weimar Republic's difficulties involved

Please define the following key terms -"lost generation"

Please define the following key terms -League of Nations

All of these nations were involved in creating the Versailles treaty at the Paris Peace Conference EXCEPT

Who was the leader of the growing Chinese Communist Party by 1927?

The goal of the Bolsheviks,under their leader Vladimir Lenin,was to

What effect did World War I have on the Russian army?

All of these statements about Emma Goldman are true EXCEPT that

How did Tsar Nicholas II respond to the 1905 protest?

World War I battles were fought on all fronts EXCEPT

Maritime Expansion in the Atlantic World,1400–1600

Maritime Expansion in Afro-Eurasia,1500–1700

Religion, Politics, and the Balance of Power in Western Eurasia, 1500–1750

Empires, Colonies, and Peoples of the Americas, 1600–1750

The Atlantic System: Africa, the Americas, and Europe, 1550–1807

Empires in Early Modern Asia, 1650–1837

European Science and the Foundations of Modern Imperialism, 1600–1820

Revolutions in the West, 1750–1830

The Industrial Revolution and European Politics, 1765–1880

The Challenge of Modernity in China, Japan, and India, 1800–1910

State Building and Social Change in the Americas, 1830–1910

The New Imperialism in Africa and Southeast Asia, 1830–1914

Responses to Global Crisis, 1920–1939

The Second World War and the Origins of the Cold War, 1939–1949

The Cold War and Decolonization, 1949–1975

Toward a New World Order, 1975–2000

Voyage into the Twenty First Century

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