between the wars

After suggesting it be created, which nation chose not to join the League of Nations after WWI

• Great Britain

• the United States

• France

• Italy

The purpose of the League of Nations was to help

• prepare for the coming of World War II

• stop the spread of Communism

• maintain a lasting peace

• Britain and France get revenge on Germany

What happened in the U.S. on October 24 of 1929?

• Roosevelt was elected President

• the stock market crashed

• we banned immigration from the U.S.S.R. because we feared Communism

• Great Britain paid back all the money they owed us and there was a national celebration

The 1917 Russian Revolution resulted in the rise of _________ in Russia.

• Fascism

• Capitalism

• Socialism

• Communism

What nation did the British and the French blame for starting WWI and to punish

• U.S.

• Germany

• Serbia

• Austria-Hungary

Which of the following best explains a major reason why Europe was impacted by the US stock market crash?

• Due to high rates of European immigration to America, many Europeans heard about the market crash.

• Most Europeans were heavily invested in the American stock market crash

• We were all members of the League of Nations and each member nation was invested in the other members

• Many European nations had taken loans from America, which American banks were now demanding be repaid

Which of the following dictators were fascists? (Select all that apply)

• Emperor Hirohito

• Francisco Franco

• Adolf Hitler

• Joseph Stalin

• Benito Mussolini

Which of the following dictators were communists?

• Emperor Hirohito/Gen. Hideki Tojo

• Francisco Franco

• Adolf Hitler

• Benito Mussoloni

• Joseph Stalin

Which of the following angered many Germans and let Adolf Hitler take advantage of that anger?

• The Roaring 20s in the United States.

• The Treaty of Versailles

• The Congress of Vienna

• The emergence of communism in Russia.

This economist argued that unemployment came not from overproduction, but from a decline in demand, in other words, you must spend $ to make $.

• John Maynard Keynes
• Joseph Stieglitz
• Adam Smith
• Milton Friedman