A) the most prominent fascist organization in France, which engaged in acts of civil disobedience B) organized socialist militias that attempted to start a socialist revolution in Germany during 1919 C) the paramilitary arm of the Nazi party, which engaged in intimidating acts of public violence D) militant rural socialists in Russia who rejected the Bolsheviks' brand of communism E) the Société l'agricole, militant rural reformers in France during the 1920s and 1930s A) the most prominent fascist organization in France, which engaged in acts of civil disobedience B) organized socialist militias that attempted to start a socialist revolution in Germany during 1919 C) the paramilitary arm of the Nazi party, which engaged in intimidating acts of public violence D) militant rural socialists in Russia who rejected the Bolsheviks' brand of communism E) the Société l'agricole, militant rural reformers in France during the 1920s and 1930s

Exam 25: Turmoil between the Wars

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Although the collapse of prices on the New York Stock Exchange in October 1929 caused severe problems in the United States,it had immediate and disastrous consequences in Europe because:

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Hitler proclaimed his new government to be the Third Reich,claiming it to be the successor to the First Reich,which was the Roman Empire,and the Second Reich,which was the Carolingian Empire of the Middle Ages.

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What was the Dawes Plan?

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In 1940,one of the greatest American film personalities,Charlie Chaplin,made The Great Dictator as a:

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What role did famine play in allowing Stalin to accelerate his program for collectivization of agriculture?

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During the 1920s,the British government,under the leadership of the Conservative party,pursued a policy of "deflation" in an attempt to:

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As one response to the Great Depression,the United States adopted one idea from Germany,that of:

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Who supported the Nazis' rise to power and why?

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One of the greatest German film directors,_________,left Germany in 1933 for the United States rather than work for the Nazis.

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The victory of Mussolini's "black shirts" was a bloody ordeal that eventually killed more Italians than the wars of unification before the war.

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Although the Stalinist revolution was intent on modernizing Russia,what was the effect on society?

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The Stalin revolution of the 1920s and 1930s extended even into the families of ordinary Russians with Stalin's policies of:

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The Nuremberg Decrees of 1935:

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What important theory of physics did Werner Heisenberg propose?

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The Nazis were especially popular among the youth of Germany for their more liberal social and cultural codes.

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Why was democracy facing collapse in the wake of the Great War?

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Who was/were the SA?

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Some artists of the 1920s and 1930s sought to express pain and outrage directly to a mass audience in graphic detail.Most notable among these artists were:

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The term fascio means group or band and derives from the symbol of an ax bundled with sticks that represented the authority of the Roman state.

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What phrase best describes the early membership of Mussolini's fasci?

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Exam 25: Turmoil between the Wars

Although the collapse of prices on the New York Stock Exchange in October 1929 caused severe problems in the United States,it had immediate and disastrous consequences in Europe because:

Hitler proclaimed his new government to be the Third Reich,claiming it to be the successor to the First Reich,which was the Roman Empire,and the Second Reich,which was the Carolingian Empire of the Middle Ages.

What was the Dawes Plan?

In 1940,one of the greatest American film personalities,Charlie Chaplin,made The Great Dictator as a:

What role did famine play in allowing Stalin to accelerate his program for collectivization of agriculture?

During the 1920s,the British government,under the leadership of the Conservative party,pursued a policy of "deflation" in an attempt to:

As one response to the Great Depression,the United States adopted one idea from Germany,that of:

Who supported the Nazis' rise to power and why?

One of the greatest German film directors,_________,left Germany in 1933 for the United States rather than work for the Nazis.

The victory of Mussolini's "black shirts" was a bloody ordeal that eventually killed more Italians than the wars of unification before the war.

Although the Stalinist revolution was intent on modernizing Russia,what was the effect on society?

The Stalin revolution of the 1920s and 1930s extended even into the families of ordinary Russians with Stalin's policies of:

The Nuremberg Decrees of 1935:

What important theory of physics did Werner Heisenberg propose?

The Nazis were especially popular among the youth of Germany for their more liberal social and cultural codes.

Why was democracy facing collapse in the wake of the Great War?

Who was/were the SA?

Some artists of the 1920s and 1930s sought to express pain and outrage directly to a mass audience in graphic detail.Most notable among these artists were:

The term fascio means group or band and derives from the symbol of an ax bundled with sticks that represented the authority of the Roman state.

What phrase best describes the early membership of Mussolini's fasci?

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