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In 1908, Bosnia was annexed by ? a. Serbia b. Russia c. Germany d. Austria‑Hungary |
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The orginal plan by Serbia, Greece & Bulgaria to divide the territories taken from Turkey in the first Balkan war of 1912 fell apart when Austria‑Hungary insisted on the creation of an independent ? a. Romania b. Albania c. Armenia d. Cyprus |
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The assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand took place in
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4. Bethmann Hollweg a. Austrian 5. Francis Joseph b. Bosnian Serb 6. Gavrilo Princip c. German 7. Nicholas II d. Russian 8. Nicholas Pashich e. Serbian |
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The Schlieffen Plan was designed to first knock out ? a. France b. Russia c. Serbia d. Britain |
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The German invasion of France in 1914 was halted at the ? a. Battle of Ypres b. Battle of the Marne c. Battle of Tannenberg d. Battle of Rhiems |
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The Zimmermann Note called for ? a. Japan to side with Germany against the US in WWI b. Mexico to side with Germany against the US in WWI c. Spain to side with Germany against the US in WWI d. Turkey to side with Germany against the US in WWI |
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| b. Mexico to side with Germany against the US in WWI |
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Clemenceau gave up his demand for an independent Rhineland in return for the promise of ? a. Belgium b. a defensive alliance with the United States & Britain c. the establishment of the Polish Corridor d. French control of the League of Nations |
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| b. a defensive alliance with the United States & Britain |
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Which of the following countries refused to ratify the Treaty of Versailles ? a. Britain
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Col. T. E. Lawrence gave Britain’s “promise” to the Arabs of ?
a. a Jewish state in Palestine b. a united Arab nation c. independent Arabs states in Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Palestine, and Jordan d. League of Nations’ mandates |
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1. The Russian Imperial parliament was called the a. Estates General b. Reichstag c. Duma d. Chamber of Deputies |
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The first Provisional Government after the February Revolution was led by a. Prince Lvov b. Alexander Kerensky c. General Kornilov d. General Brusilov |
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Lenin was the head of which faction in Russia? a. the Bolshevik wing of the social democratic party b. the Menshevik wing of the social democratic party c. the Narodniks d. the Social Revolutionaries |
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| a. the Bolshevik wing of the social democratic party |
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Matching: 4. Death of Lenin a. 1916 5. Death of Rasputin b. 1917 6. Dictatorship of Stalin c. 1918 7. Russian Revolution d. 1924 8. Treaty of Brest-Litovsk e. 1927 |
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Which two classes produced the true believers in Fascism? a. Petty Bourgeoisie & Proletariat b. Petty Bourgeoisie & Lumpenproletariat c. Petty Bourgeoisie & Aristocracy d. Petty Bourgeoisie & Grand Bourgeoisie |
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| b. Petty Bourgeoisie & Lumpen proletariat |
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Which of the following was not a problem for Italy after WWI? a. overpopulation b. war debt c. new colonies to govern d. loss of markets & suppliers |
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| c. new colonies to govern |
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The Black Shirts were recruited from the ranks of a. ethnic minorities b. communists c. veterans d. trade unionists |
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Which is associated with fascism? a. collective security b. internationalism c. laissez-faire capitalism d. the organic state |
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Fasci are a. bundles of sticks b. bent crosses c. crossed flags d. two-headed eagles |
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The Black Shirts were recruited from the ranks of a. ethnic minorities b. communists c. veterans d. trade unionists |
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The Lateran Pack of 1929 did not a. establish the Vatican City State b. make Catholicism official in Italy c. legitimize fascist Italy d. remove the church from education |
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| d. remove the church from education |
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The Kapp Putsch was a revolt in Germany by a. communists b. Jews c. social democratic trade unions d. soldiers |
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Walter Rathenau a. was the first head of the Weimar army b. was the head of the German communist party c. was the first head of the Nazis d. was assassinated by the army conspiracy |
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| d. was assassinated by the army conspiracy |
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The German inflation of 1923 was caused by a. the payment of reparations
b. the French occupation of the Ruhr c. unemployment payments to strikers d. the high cost of turnips |
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| c. unemployment payments to strikers |
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Why did the Weimar Grand Coalition fail? a. Hindenburg b. Hitler c. the economy d. the army |
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Hitler's victory in the March 5, 1933 election was not helped by the a. Reichstag fire b. February 28th decrees c. Nazi intimidation of voters d. Enabling Act of March 1933 |
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| d. Enabling Act of March 1933 |
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The Reichstag fire of 1933 was the work of a. the Communists b. a janitor c. the Jews d. the Nazis |
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The Concordat of 1933 was between Hitler and a. the British b. the Catholic Church c. Mussolini d. the Soviets |
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Hitler won army approval for his becoming fuehrer by the a. abolition of the opposition parties b. Nuremberg Decrees c. execution of Ernst Roehm d. Concordat with the Vatican |
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| c. execution of Ernst Roehm |
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