Between the Wars Flocab---

Which of the following statements is most characteristic of an economic depression?

• loss of jobs

• rampant disease

• flooding

• low crime rate

What were the names of the two key groups that rebelled against the tsar in the Russian Revolution of 1905?

• Bolshevik and Menshevik

• Stalinist and Leninist

• communist and fascist

• Blue and Red

Which ideology did Vladimir Lenin subscribe to?

• communism

• capitalism

• fascism

• anarchism

What is a totalitarian government?

• government that has undergone a total overhaul

• government with a large total group of people who vote

• government that gives total control to the people

• government that has total control over people's lives

A Nazi stamp with Hitler's face on it is an example of

• cult of personality

• communism

• depression

After World War I, the German economy experienced

• a period of extreme growth

• a period of extreme depression

• a period of extreme recession

• a period of extreme radicalism

Which of the following was NOT one of Hitler's beliefs?

• Jews were the cause of the state of the German economy.

• People should do whatever is necessary to create a master race.

• Employing Jews for a lower wage was the solution to unemployment.

• It is important to get young people involved in a political cause.

How did Hitler officially gain power?

• The Nazi Party staged a violent coup.

• The president appointed Hitler as the chancellor.

• Hitler burned down the Reichstag.

• Hitler created a system of concentration camps.

Why was the League of Nations powerless to stop Hitler's rise?

• Most nations from World War I were not members of the League of Nations.

• Several influential member nations agreed with Hitler's philosophies.

• The league did not have an army to enforce its power.

• Hitler burned down the meeting building of the League of Nations.

Which of the following statements is NOT characteristic of a totalitarian dictator?

• creates a cult of personality

• is strong willed

• promotes democracy

• uses persuasive rhetoric