Question 1

Japanese zaibatsus are ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  monopolies 
B)  business conglomerates 
C)  warrior elites 
D)  government-business alliances 
A)  monopolies 
B)  business conglomerates 
C)  warrior elites 
D)  government-business alliances

Question 2

The United Nations was chartered in ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  1918 
B)  1929 
C)  1954 
D)  1945 
A)  1918 
B)  1929 
C)  1954 
D)  1945

Question 3

The largest problem facing Europe following World War II was ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  war damage 
B)  dealing with war crimes 
C)  dealing with the former Ottoman Empire 
D)  displaced persons 
A)  war damage 
B)  dealing with war crimes 
C)  dealing with the former Ottoman Empire 
D)  displaced persons

Question 4

The leader of Italy for most of the period between the two world wars was ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Giuseppe Mazzini 
B)  Benito Mussolini 
C)  Victor Emmanuel 
D)  Francisco Franco 
A)  Giuseppe Mazzini 
B)  Benito Mussolini 
C)  Victor Emmanuel 
D)  Francisco Franco

Question 5

Compare responses to World War II.How have they attempted to deal with the legacy of the war?

Accepted Answer

The responses to World War II have varie

Question 6

The United Nations is best seen as ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  a direct result of World War II 
B)  an indictment of the Kellogg-Brian Pact 
C)  the first global forum 
D)  dominated by Western Europe 
A)  a direct result of World War II 
B)  an indictment of the Kellogg-Brian Pact 
C)  the first global forum 
D)  dominated by Western Europe

Question 7

How did the League of Nations and the United Nations differ?

Accepted Answer

The League of Nations and the United Nat

Question 8

The American president at the outbreak of World War II was ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Harry Truman 
B)  Woodrow Wilson 
C)  Dwight Eisenhower 
D)  Franklin Roosevelt 
A)  Harry Truman 
B)  Woodrow Wilson 
C)  Dwight Eisenhower 
D)  Franklin Roosevelt

Question 9

Roughly ________ soldiers were killed in World War II.

Accepted Answer

A)  20 million 
B)  2 million 
C)  200,000 
D)  20,000 
A)  20 million 
B)  2 million 
C)  200,000 
D)  20,000

Question 10

Adolph Hitler became the leader of ________ in 1933.

Accepted Answer

A)  Austria 
B)  Germany 
C)  Belgium 
D)  Russia 
A)  Austria 
B)  Germany 
C)  Belgium 
D)  Russia

Question 11

Which of these countries were combined by the Anschluss?

Accepted Answer

A)  Austria and Hungary 
B)  Germany and Austria 
C)  Serbia and Austria 
D)  Belgium and the Netherlands 
A)  Austria and Hungary 
B)  Germany and Austria 
C)  Serbia and Austria 
D)  Belgium and the Netherlands

Question 12

Hitler came to power ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  legitimately 
B)  through a putsch 
C)  by using his private army 
D)  by manipulating elections 
A)  legitimately 
B)  through a putsch 
C)  by using his private army 
D)  by manipulating elections

Question 13

Which of these played a large role in motivating German and Italian fascism?

Accepted Answer

A)  neocolonialism 
B)  revenge against the Allied Powers 
C)  the desire to industrialize 
D)  dissatisfaction with the outcome of World War I 
A)  neocolonialism 
B)  revenge against the Allied Powers 
C)  the desire to industrialize 
D)  dissatisfaction with the outcome of World War I

Question 14

A criticism common to all of the memorial museums and exhibitions is that they all ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  deal only with German war crimes 
B)  do not consider the faults of the victors 
C)  are strongly biased 
D)  focus on Jewish suffering 
A)  deal only with German war crimes 
B)  do not consider the faults of the victors 
C)  are strongly biased 
D)  focus on Jewish suffering

Question 15

Francisco Franco came to power in ________ in the 1930s.

Accepted Answer

A)  Spain 
B)  Italy 
C)  Brazil 
D)  Argentina 
A)  Spain 
B)  Italy 
C)  Brazil 
D)  Argentina

Japanese zaibatsus are ________.

The United Nations was chartered in ________.

The largest problem facing Europe following World War II was ________.

The leader of Italy for most of the period between the two world wars was ________.

Compare responses to World War II.How have they attempted to deal with the legacy of the war?

The United Nations is best seen as ________.

How did the League of Nations and the United Nations differ?

The American president at the outbreak of World War II was ________.

Roughly ________ soldiers were killed in World War II.

Adolph Hitler became the leader of ________ in 1933.

Which of these countries were combined by the Anschluss?

Hitler came to power ________.

Which of these played a large role in motivating German and Italian fascism?

A criticism common to all of the memorial museums and exhibitions is that they all ________.

Francisco Franco came to power in ________ in the 1930s.

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Exam 20: World War II

Japanese zaibatsus are ________.

The United Nations was chartered in ________.

The largest problem facing Europe following World War II was ________.

The leader of Italy for most of the period between the two world wars was ________.

Compare responses to World War II.How have they attempted to deal with the legacy of the war?

The United Nations is best seen as ________.

How did the League of Nations and the United Nations differ?

The American president at the outbreak of World War II was ________.

Roughly ________ soldiers were killed in World War II.

Adolph Hitler became the leader of ________ in 1933.

Which of these countries were combined by the Anschluss?

Hitler came to power ________.

Which of these played a large role in motivating German and Italian fascism?

A criticism common to all of the memorial museums and exhibitions is that they all ________.

Francisco Franco came to power in ________ in the 1930s.

The Dry Bones Speak

From Village Community to City-State

River Valley Civilizations

A Polycentric World

Dawn of the Empires

Rome and the Barbarians

China

Indian Empires

Hinduism and Buddhism

Judaism and Christianity

Islam

Establishing World Trade Routes

The Opening of the Atlantic and the Pacific

The Unification of World Trade

Migration

Political Revolutions in Europe and the Americas

The Industrial Revolution

Nationalism, Imperialism, and Resistance

Methods of Mass Production and Destruction

Cold War, New Nations, and Revolt Against Authority

China and India

Contemporary History: Evolution, Settlements, Politics, and Religion

Trade,Revolution,Technology,Identity

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