Unit 5 WWI-WWII (Basics)

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This quotation supports the idea of

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Nationalism

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A historian could best use these maps to study which topic? Options: the rise of Italian fascism, Italian imperialism, Italian nationalism, Italian alliances

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Italian nationalism

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Which of the following best describes the immediate effects of the Unification of Germany? It upset the balance of Power in Europe, France declared war on Germany, European countries gave up their overseas colonies, Germany and Japan formed an alliance (Axis Powers)

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It upset the balance of Power in Europe

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an agreement between nations to work together for a common goal or to defend each other in the event of war

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Alliances

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Which of the following was the 'spark' that set off WWI in 1914: Assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand, The Pearl Harbor Attacks, The sinking of the Lusitania, The invasion of Poland?

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Assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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The Alliance of Germany, Austria Hungry and the Ottoman Empire during WWI (1917) was called...

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Central Powers

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Why did the Russians leave WWI in 1917?

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They had a communist revolution and the new government left the war

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How did the Great Depression affect Germany?

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It created hardships for the German people, which led them to support Hitler.

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Hitler was elected to power in Germany. Which event led him to pass the Enabling Acts - giving him total power? Options: The bombing of Berlin, The Nuremberg Trials, The Reichstag Fire, The Treaty of Versailles

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The Reichstag Fire

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Totalitarianism is:

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A government with complete control over all economic and political activities in a country