Question 1

How did Mussolini's Fascist Party gain a following?

Accepted Answer

A)  By playing on public dissatisfaction with the parliament's inability to negotiate effective foreign policy 
B)  By using extensive propaganda 
C)  By appealing to the middle classes who had lost much 
D)  By placing blame on the League of Nations 
E)  By emulating Hitler's tactics in Germany 
A)  By playing on public dissatisfaction with the parliament's inability to negotiate effective foreign policy 
B)  By using extensive propaganda 
C)  By appealing to the middle classes who had lost much 
D)  By placing blame on the League of Nations 
E)  By emulating Hitler's tactics in Germany

Question 2

How did family life change under the Bolshevik regime?

Accepted Answer

A)  There was freer access to divorce. 
B)  The family was promoted as the foundation of social stability. 
C)  Marriages shifted to civil services rather than religious services. 
D)  Child care institutions were created by the state for the benefit of working women. 
E)  All of these 
A)  There was freer access to divorce. 
B)  The family was promoted as the foundation of social stability. 
C)  Marriages shifted to civil services rather than religious services. 
D)  Child care institutions were created by the state for the benefit of working women. 
E)  All of these

Question 3

Instructions: Please define the following key terms.
-Le Corbusier

Accepted Answer

Swiss-born French architect wh

Question 4

Which of the following gave the advantage to the Reds in the Russian Civil War?

Accepted Answer

A)  Better financial backing 
B)  Support of the peasantry 
C)  Better organization 
D)  Control of the armed forces 
E)  The promise of economic reforms 
A)  Better financial backing 
B)  Support of the peasantry 
C)  Better organization 
D)  Control of the armed forces 
E)  The promise of economic reforms

Question 5

The greatest casualty of the diplomatic meetings at Versailles turned out to be which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  The independence of Poland 
B)  The principle of self determination 
C)  The terms of the Sykes-Picot Agreement 
D)  The creation of Palestine 
E)  German representation 
A)  The independence of Poland 
B)  The principle of self determination 
C)  The terms of the Sykes-Picot Agreement 
D)  The creation of Palestine 
E)  German representation

Question 6

What was the most important and least expensive form of entertainment in the 1920s?

Accepted Answer

A)  Jazz 
B)  Film 
C)  Ballet 
D)  Opera 
E)  Theater 
A)  Jazz 
B)  Film 
C)  Ballet 
D)  Opera 
E)  Theater

Question 7

In the struggle for control of the Politburo after Lenin's death, power was taken by whom?

Accepted Answer

A)  Trotsky 
B)  Stalin 
C)  Kirov 
D)  Molotov 
E)  Bukharin 
A)  Trotsky 
B)  Stalin 
C)  Kirov 
D)  Molotov 
E)  Bukharin

Question 8

Who was the German leader who suppressed Hitler's 1923 Beer Hall Putsch?

Accepted Answer

A)  Josef Weimar 
B)  Gustav Stresemann 
C)  Walter Rattenau 
D)  Karl Denka 
E)  None of these. 
A)  Josef Weimar 
B)  Gustav Stresemann 
C)  Walter Rattenau 
D)  Karl Denka 
E)  None of these.

Question 9

Poland's failure to achieve democracy was attributed to ______________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Joseph Pilsudski 
B)  Thomas G. Masaryk 
C)  Lech Wardinski 
D)  Rosa Luxemburg 
E)  Kier Hardaway 
A)  Joseph Pilsudski 
B)  Thomas G. Masaryk 
C)  Lech Wardinski 
D)  Rosa Luxemburg 
E)  Kier Hardaway

How did Mussolini's Fascist Party gain a following?

How did family life change under the Bolshevik regime?

Instructions: Please define the following key terms. -Le Corbusier

Which of the following gave the advantage to the Reds in the Russian Civil War?

The greatest casualty of the diplomatic meetings at Versailles turned out to be which of the following?

What was the most important and least expensive form of entertainment in the 1920s?

In the struggle for control of the Politburo after Lenin's death, power was taken by whom?

Who was the German leader who suppressed Hitler's 1923 Beer Hall Putsch?

Poland's failure to achieve democracy was attributed to ______________.

The Origins of the West in the Ancient Near East

Iron Age Civilizations

The Rise of Greek Civilization

From Polis to Cosmopolis: the Hellenistic World

The Rise of Rome

The Roman Empire

Late Antiquity

The Eastern Mediterranean

The Kingdoms of Western Europe

The High Middle Ages

Reversals and Disasters

The Renaissance in Italy and Northern Europe

Europes Age of Expansion

Reform in the Western Church

A Century of Crisis

State Building and the European State System

The Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment

Trade and Empire

Revolutionary France and Napoleonic Europe

Restoration and Reform: Conservative and Liberal Europe

Industrialization and Society

The Triumph of the Nation-State

The Culture of Industrial Europe

The Age of Imperialism

War and Revolution

Democracy Under Siege

Europe Divided

Lifting the Iron Curtain

Europe in a Globalizing World

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Exam 26: A Decade of Revolutionary Experiments

How did Mussolini's Fascist Party gain a following?

How did family life change under the Bolshevik regime?

Instructions: Please define the following key terms. -Le Corbusier

Which of the following gave the advantage to the Reds in the Russian Civil War?

The greatest casualty of the diplomatic meetings at Versailles turned out to be which of the following?

What was the most important and least expensive form of entertainment in the 1920s?

In the struggle for control of the Politburo after Lenin's death, power was taken by whom?

Who was the German leader who suppressed Hitler's 1923 Beer Hall Putsch?

Poland's failure to achieve democracy was attributed to ______________.

The Origins of the West in the Ancient Near East

Iron Age Civilizations

The Rise of Greek Civilization

From Polis to Cosmopolis: the Hellenistic World

The Rise of Rome

The Roman Empire

Late Antiquity

The Eastern Mediterranean

The Kingdoms of Western Europe

The High Middle Ages

Reversals and Disasters

The Renaissance in Italy and Northern Europe

Europes Age of Expansion

Reform in the Western Church

A Century of Crisis

State Building and the European State System

The Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment

Trade and Empire

Revolutionary France and Napoleonic Europe

Restoration and Reform: Conservative and Liberal Europe

Industrialization and Society

The Triumph of the Nation-State

The Culture of Industrial Europe

The Age of Imperialism

War and Revolution

Democracy Under Siege

Europe Divided

Lifting the Iron Curtain

Europe in a Globalizing World

Filters