Question 1

How did the return to peacetime affect women's roles in European society?

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary. Despite measures of w

Question 2

Instructions: Please define the following key terms.
-Béla Kun

Accepted Answer

Leader of a short-li

Question 3

Germany was crippled in the interwar years by ______________.

Accepted Answer

A)  hyper-inflation 
B)  the growth of the Nazi (National Socialist) Party 
C)  suppression of economic activity by the League of Nations 
D)  the seizure of power by Bavaria in displacing Prussia 
E)  a devastating influenza that killed millions 
A)  hyper-inflation 
B)  the growth of the Nazi (National Socialist) Party 
C)  suppression of economic activity by the League of Nations 
D)  the seizure of power by Bavaria in displacing Prussia 
E)  a devastating influenza that killed millions

Question 4

What effect did the creation of the Irish Free State have on Irish-British diplomatic relations?

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary. After the Easter Upri

Question 5

As a result of the Irish Civil War, the Irish Free State received what status?

Accepted Answer

A)  Independent Republic 
B)  Home Rule 
C)  Mandate 
D)  Protectorate 
E)  Dominion 
A)  Independent Republic 
B)  Home Rule 
C)  Mandate 
D)  Protectorate 
E)  Dominion

Question 6

Which of the following groups was not threatened by the advancement of Italian fascism?

Accepted Answer

A)  Feminists 
B)  Jews 
C)  Socialists 
D)  Trade unionists 
E)  Artists 
A)  Feminists 
B)  Jews 
C)  Socialists 
D)  Trade unionists 
E)  Artists

Question 7

Who wrote the first Surrealist manifesto?

Accepted Answer

A)  Vladimir Mayakovsky 
B)  André Bréton 
C)  Salvador Dalí 
D)  René Magritte 
E)  Käthe Kollwitz 
A)  Vladimir Mayakovsky 
B)  André Bréton 
C)  Salvador Dalí 
D)  René Magritte 
E)  Käthe Kollwitz

Question 8

What were the origins and ideologies of Italian fascism?

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary. Benito Mussolini, a s

Question 9

Which was the first state in Eastern Europe to establish a post-war political stability under democracy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Poland 
B)  Yugoslavia 
C)  Hungary 
D)  Romania 
E)  Czechoslovakia 
A)  Poland 
B)  Yugoslavia 
C)  Hungary 
D)  Romania 
E)  Czechoslovakia

Question 10

Which group led the opposition against the anti-Conservative party in Britain?

Accepted Answer

A)  Whigs 
B)  Tories 
C)  Labour 
D)  British National Party 
E)  Plaid Cymru 
A)  Whigs 
B)  Tories 
C)  Labour 
D)  British National Party 
E)  Plaid Cymru

Question 11

The Treaty of Versailles created the League of Nations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

The only state created after World War I to experience political stability and economic growth was Czechoslovakia.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Instructions: Please define the following key terms.
-Fascism

Accepted Answer

Radical-right political moveme

Question 14

Mussolini's corporatist control over Italy extended to all of the following areas except ______________.

Accepted Answer

A)  the press 
B)  the Catholic Church 
C)  agricultural production 
D)  nationalized industries 
E)  parliament 
A)  the press 
B)  the Catholic Church 
C)  agricultural production 
D)  nationalized industries 
E)  parliament

Question 15

How did Mussolini eventually take control of Italy?

Accepted Answer

A)  By gaining control of parliament through the elections favoring the Fascist Party 
B)  By marching on Rome with thousands of supporters to intimidate the king 
C)  By disbanding parliament and threatening the king 
D)  By staging a military coup with the socialist forces to overthrow the monarchy 
E)  Gaining the support of the conservative factions by brutally suppressing workers' strikes 
A)  By gaining control of parliament through the elections favoring the Fascist Party 
B)  By marching on Rome with thousands of supporters to intimidate the king 
C)  By disbanding parliament and threatening the king 
D)  By staging a military coup with the socialist forces to overthrow the monarchy 
E)  Gaining the support of the conservative factions by brutally suppressing workers' strikes

Question 16

Discuss the Irish and Hungarian revolutionary movements which followed World War I.

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary. The League of Nations

Question 17

How did Mussolini resolve the disputes of fascism with the Catholic Church?

Accepted Answer

A)  By promoting the cult of motherhood 
B)  By promoting Catholicism as one of the unifying cultural identities of Italian history 
C)  By signing a concordat with the pope that recognized papal autonomy 
D)  By requiring his black shirts to go to church 
E)  By threatening the pope into submission 
A)  By promoting the cult of motherhood 
B)  By promoting Catholicism as one of the unifying cultural identities of Italian history 
C)  By signing a concordat with the pope that recognized papal autonomy 
D)  By requiring his black shirts to go to church 
E)  By threatening the pope into submission

Question 18

The Comintern was set up to promote Soviet ideas worldwide.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Albert Einstein's dedication to pacifism was characteristic of the scientific community.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

What was Woodrow Wilson's primary emphasis for the new diplomatic order in Europe based on?

Accepted Answer

A)  Western hegemony continuing from European colonies 
B)  Extension of American protectorate status 
C)  National self-determination 
D)  Universal democracy 
E)  Control of third world countries 
A)  Western hegemony continuing from European colonies 
B)  Extension of American protectorate status 
C)  National self-determination 
D)  Universal democracy 
E)  Control of third world countries

Exam 26: A Decade of Revolutionary Experiments

How did the return to peacetime affect women's roles in European society?

Instructions: Please define the following key terms. -Béla Kun

Germany was crippled in the interwar years by ______________.

What effect did the creation of the Irish Free State have on Irish-British diplomatic relations?

As a result of the Irish Civil War, the Irish Free State received what status?

Which of the following groups was not threatened by the advancement of Italian fascism?

Who wrote the first Surrealist manifesto?

What were the origins and ideologies of Italian fascism?

Which was the first state in Eastern Europe to establish a post-war political stability under democracy?

Which group led the opposition against the anti-Conservative party in Britain?

The Treaty of Versailles created the League of Nations.

The only state created after World War I to experience political stability and economic growth was Czechoslovakia.

Instructions: Please define the following key terms. -Fascism

Mussolini's corporatist control over Italy extended to all of the following areas except ______________.

How did Mussolini eventually take control of Italy?

Discuss the Irish and Hungarian revolutionary movements which followed World War I.

How did Mussolini resolve the disputes of fascism with the Catholic Church?

The Comintern was set up to promote Soviet ideas worldwide.

Albert Einstein's dedication to pacifism was characteristic of the scientific community.

What was Woodrow Wilson's primary emphasis for the new diplomatic order in Europe based on?

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