Question 1

Please define the following key terms.
- Weimar Republic

Accepted Answer

The Weimar Republic refers to the federa

Question 2

The Mandate System was authorized by

Accepted Answer

A) the Versailles Treaty. 
B) the League of Nations. 
C) Wilson of the United States. 
D) the Pan African Conference. 
E) the Paris Peace Conference. 
A) the Versailles Treaty. 
B) the League of Nations. 
C) Wilson of the United States. 
D) the Pan African Conference. 
E) the Paris Peace Conference.

Question 3

Please define the following key terms.
- Paris Peace Conference

Accepted Answer

The Paris Peace Conference was a meeting

Question 4

Louise Bryant and her husband,John Reed,were eyewitnesses and left important accounts of

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A) World War I battlefield scenes. 
B) the Russian Revolution. 
C) the Revolution in China. 
D) events at Versailles after World War I. 
E) the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo. 
A) World War I battlefield scenes. 
B) the Russian Revolution. 
C) the Revolution in China. 
D) events at Versailles after World War I. 
E) the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo.

Question 5

Of the major nations involved in the war,which of the following was not involved in creating the Versailles Treaty at the Paris Peace Conference?

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A) Germany. 
B) The United States. 
C) France. 
D) Italy. 
E) Britain. 
A) Germany. 
B) The United States. 
C) France. 
D) Italy. 
E) Britain.

Question 6

The Provisional Government,which took over after the abdication of Nicholas II,failed because it

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A) surrendered to Germany. 
B) declared itself the ruling government and refused to call for elections. 
C) created an army of peasants to keep order inside Russia. 
D) failed to react to and control the various committees that ruled Russia. 
E) did not respond to peasant demands for "peace,land,and bread." 
A) surrendered to Germany. 
B) declared itself the ruling government and refused to call for elections. 
C) created an army of peasants to keep order inside Russia. 
D) failed to react to and control the various committees that ruled Russia. 
E) did not respond to peasant demands for "peace,land,and bread."

Question 7

What was the May Fourth Movement of China?

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A) Protests against the communist party led by Chiang Kai-shek. 
B) Protests against Japanese occupation of Shandong province. 
C) Workers demand for a legalized union. 
D) Chinese seizure of the port city of Guangzhou. 
E) Boycott of German goods to protest the World War. 
A) Protests against the communist party led by Chiang Kai-shek. 
B) Protests against Japanese occupation of Shandong province. 
C) Workers demand for a legalized union. 
D) Chinese seizure of the port city of Guangzhou. 
E) Boycott of German goods to protest the World War.

Question 8

The Paris Peace Conference specifically addressed

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A) the concerns of black leaders from around the world. 
B) Arab and Muslim interests in the Middle East. 
C) the petition of Ho Chi Minh. 
D) the self-determination of French Indochina. 
E) None of these 
A) the concerns of black leaders from around the world. 
B) Arab and Muslim interests in the Middle East. 
C) the petition of Ho Chi Minh. 
D) the self-determination of French Indochina. 
E) None of these

Question 9

Nations that were members of the Triple Alliance or later fought with it included which of the following

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A) Germany. 
B) Austria. 
C) Ottoman Empire. 
D) Italy. 
E) All of the answers are correct. 
A) Germany. 
B) Austria. 
C) Ottoman Empire. 
D) Italy. 
E) All of the answers are correct.

Question 10

Which of the following is a direct cause leading up to World War I?

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A) The assassination of the Austrian Archduke. 
B) German alliance with Austria-Hungary. 
C) Harsh demands on Serbia by Austria-Hungary. 
D) All of the answers are correct. 
E) Serb appeal to Russia for aid against Austria. 
A) The assassination of the Austrian Archduke. 
B) German alliance with Austria-Hungary. 
C) Harsh demands on Serbia by Austria-Hungary. 
D) All of the answers are correct. 
E) Serb appeal to Russia for aid against Austria.

Question 11

Please define the following key terms.
- League of Nations

Accepted Answer

The League of Nations was an internation

Question 12

In regard to religion,the Soviet Union

Accepted Answer

A) formally adopted the Orthodox Church as its national religion. 
B) under Stalin,rebuilt and repaired all Orthodox churches. 
C) explained the murder of the royal family as god's will. 
D) became the first formal atheist state. 
E) expelled all non-Orthodox peoples. 
A) formally adopted the Orthodox Church as its national religion. 
B) under Stalin,rebuilt and repaired all Orthodox churches. 
C) explained the murder of the royal family as god's will. 
D) became the first formal atheist state. 
E) expelled all non-Orthodox peoples.

Question 13

Which of the following describes the Germany of 1925?

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A) Germany lost its prestigious scientific position to the United States. 
B) Communist groups created an unstable political system. 
C) Because of reparation adjustments through international agreements,Germany was on its way to economic recovery. 
D) Germany was divided by England,France,and the United States to force war-time reparations. 
E) The cultural center,once centered in Germany,moved to the United States. 
A) Germany lost its prestigious scientific position to the United States. 
B) Communist groups created an unstable political system. 
C) Because of reparation adjustments through international agreements,Germany was on its way to economic recovery. 
D) Germany was divided by England,France,and the United States to force war-time reparations. 
E) The cultural center,once centered in Germany,moved to the United States.

Question 14

Please define the following key terms.
- Balkans

Accepted Answer

The term "Balkans" refers to a geographi

Question 15

Which of the following illustrates public opinion in regard to World War I?

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A) In general,the public was not educated enough to recognize the rising tension between the two military blocs. 
B) War was wildly supported by the public,who had strong feelings of patriotic nationalism and the belief that the war would be over quickly. 
C) European governments felt free to act without public mandates. 
D) Daily newspapers were controlled by the government and did not give an objective version of current events. 
E) The population of Russia forced the government to support the war. 
A) In general,the public was not educated enough to recognize the rising tension between the two military blocs. 
B) War was wildly supported by the public,who had strong feelings of patriotic nationalism and the belief that the war would be over quickly. 
C) European governments felt free to act without public mandates. 
D) Daily newspapers were controlled by the government and did not give an objective version of current events. 
E) The population of Russia forced the government to support the war.

Question 16

Please define the following key terms.
- Shell Shock

Accepted Answer

Shell shock is a term that was first use

Question 17

Please define the following key terms.
- May Fourth Movement

Accepted Answer

The answer of Please define the following key terms.
- May Fourth...

Question 18

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

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A) tsar,nobles,and government bureaucracy. 
B) Duma and tsar sharing the power. 
C) Duma upper house consisting of nobles and wealthy landowners. 
D) growing middle class in the lower house of the Duma. 
E) tsar alone. 
A) tsar,nobles,and government bureaucracy. 
B) Duma and tsar sharing the power. 
C) Duma upper house consisting of nobles and wealthy landowners. 
D) growing middle class in the lower house of the Duma. 
E) tsar alone.

Question 19

In addition to the Ukraine,what territories remained a part of Russia after the revolution?

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A) Finland. 
B) Caucasus Mountains. 
C) Poland. 
D) Prussia. 
E) Lithuania. 
A) Finland. 
B) Caucasus Mountains. 
C) Poland. 
D) Prussia. 
E) Lithuania.

Question 20

Please define the following key terms.
- Five-Year Plans

Accepted Answer

The term "Five-Year Plans" refers to a s

Exam 27: War, revolution, and Global Uncertainty, 1905 - 1928

Please define the following key terms. - Weimar Republic

The Mandate System was authorized by

Please define the following key terms. - Paris Peace Conference

Louise Bryant and her husband,John Reed,were eyewitnesses and left important accounts of

Of the major nations involved in the war,which of the following was not involved in creating the Versailles Treaty at the Paris Peace Conference?

The Provisional Government,which took over after the abdication of Nicholas II,failed because it

What was the May Fourth Movement of China?

The Paris Peace Conference specifically addressed

Nations that were members of the Triple Alliance or later fought with it included which of the following

Which of the following is a direct cause leading up to World War I?

Please define the following key terms. - League of Nations

In regard to religion,the Soviet Union

Which of the following describes the Germany of 1925?

Please define the following key terms. - Balkans

Which of the following illustrates public opinion in regard to World War I?

Please define the following key terms. - Shell Shock

Please define the following key terms. - May Fourth Movement

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

In addition to the Ukraine,what territories remained a part of Russia after the revolution?

Please define the following key terms. - Five-Year Plans

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