Europe History Review

Which of the following led to German reunification?

• West Germany accepted the theologies of the east.

• The collapse of the Soviet Union.

• The economy of improved dramatically.

• Russia changed into a federal democratic nation.

What was the name that separated East and West Berlin?

• Golden fence

• Great wall

• Iron curtain

• Great dividing range

What was the goal of the German Democratic Republic?

• To make all of Germany a democratic state.

• To lift all economic sanctions on Germany from WWII.

• To allow Germany to be part of the EU once again.

• To increase their natural resource production by increasing human capital.

What was the ultimate goal for the U.S. during the years of the Cold War?

• To make sure there was never another World War again.To make sure there was never another World War again.

• To stop the spread of communism.

• To protect the Jewish state and make genocide a crime.

• To make the U.S. a superpower once again.

What type of government did the Soviet Union have?

• Communist

• Oligarchy

• Democracy

• Traditional

What did the countries involved in the Cold War disagree on?

• Who had to pay reparations for WWII.

• Land disputes and how Germany should be punished.

• Who would acquire the natural resources from the losing countries in WWII.

• The type of government Germany should have.

What 2 countries were enemies during the Cold War?

• Germany and Russia

• Britain and Russia

• U.S. and Soviet Union

• U.S. and Germany

Which of the following is an example of an event that led to the extermination of the Jews?

• Jewish people were required to display the Star of David on all businesses.

• Jewish people were charged higher taxes than non-Jewish Germans.

• Jewish people were not allowed to own vehicles.

• Jewish people were only allowed to worship there God once a week.

Which of the following correctly identifies anti-semitism?

• Racial bias or prejudice against Jews.

• Hating a person sue to their political view beliefs.

• Strong nationalism and pride for one’s country.

• Being against one’s own government.

Who were the axis powers during WWII?

• Spain, Italy, Germany

• Russia, Germany, Japan

• Britain, U.S., Russia

• Germany, Italy, and Japan