Question 1

Which organization carried out the purges of the Nazi Party in 1934?

Accepted Answer

A)  the SS 
B)  the Cheka 
C)  the SA 
D)  None of these answers are correct. 
A)  the SS 
B)  the Cheka 
C)  the SA 
D)  None of these answers are correct.

Question 2

Big business organizations

Accepted Answer

A)  were crucial to Nazi success. 
B)  made little difference in the Nazi rise to power. 
C)  were a part of Hitler's original scheme for attaining power. 
D)  helped Hitler organize the economy. 
A)  were crucial to Nazi success. 
B)  made little difference in the Nazi rise to power. 
C)  were a part of Hitler's original scheme for attaining power. 
D)  helped Hitler organize the economy.

Question 3

Explain the causes of the Depression of the 1930s. Why was it so much more severe and longer lasting than previous depressions? How, if at all, could it have been avoided? 
Conceptual

Accepted Answer

The Depression of the 1930s was caused b

Question 4

Alexandra Kollontai (Document, pp. 756-757) thought that communism would influence family life

Accepted Answer

A)  by enhancing the role of the individual. 
B)  by keeping women subservient and dependent on their husbands. 
C)  by giving women alternate means to maintain their families. 
D)  by taking control over family life away from family members. 
A)  by enhancing the role of the individual. 
B)  by keeping women subservient and dependent on their husbands. 
C)  by giving women alternate means to maintain their families. 
D)  by taking control over family life away from family members.

Question 5

Compare and contrast Mussolini's Fascism and Hitler's Nazism. Did they have similar economic views? What role did the cult of personality play in their conception of the state? What was the "socialist" component of their ideologies? What role did race play in their conception of nation?
Conceptual

Accepted Answer

Mussolini's Fascism and Hitler's Nazism

Question 6

What were the ideological differences between Stalin and Trotsky? Why did Stalin win the struggle between them for control of the Soviet Union?
Conceptual

Accepted Answer

The ideological differences between Stal

Question 7

Which country was most successful in meeting the challenges of the Great Depression? What was the secret of that country's success? What limited the success of other countries? 
Conceptual

Accepted Answer

The United States was the most successfu

Question 8

What was the impact of the Versailles Treaty on the defeated nations of World War I? What was its impact on the victors? Why did this treaty create so many problems?
Conceptual

Accepted Answer

The Versailles Treaty had a significant

Exam 30: Depression, European Dictators, and the American New Deal

Which organization carried out the purges of the Nazi Party in 1934?

Big business organizations

Explain the causes of the Depression of the 1930s. Why was it so much more severe and longer lasting than previous depressions? How, if at all, could it have been avoided? Conceptual

Alexandra Kollontai (Document, pp. 756-757) thought that communism would influence family life

Compare and contrast Mussolini's Fascism and Hitler's Nazism. Did they have similar economic views? What role did the cult of personality play in their conception of the state? What was the "socialist" component of their ideologies? What role did race play in their conception of nation? Conceptual

What were the ideological differences between Stalin and Trotsky? Why did Stalin win the struggle between them for control of the Soviet Union? Conceptual

Which country was most successful in meeting the challenges of the Great Depression? What was the secret of that country's success? What limited the success of other countries? Conceptual

What was the impact of the Versailles Treaty on the defeated nations of World War I? What was its impact on the victors? Why did this treaty create so many problems? Conceptual

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