Which country did the Treaty of Versailles force to acccept the blame of World War I?

• Russia

• France

• United Kingdom

• Germany

who was the leader of the Nazi party in Germany?

• Wilhelm II

• Vladimir Lenin

• Adolf Hitler

• Woodrow Wilson

What happened to people who spoke out against Hitler?

• They were sent to Siberia.

• They were allowed to leave Germany.

• Some were put in prison; some were murdered

• Nothing; freedom of speech was allowed

What did Adolf Hitler believe was true about the German race?

• That the Aryan race was superior to all other races.

• They were direct descendants of the Jewish people

• The German race was equal to allother races.

• Their ancestors were enemies of the Jews from long ago.

Hitler contributed to the rise of Nazism by promising the German people several things. Which of the following promises did he not make?

• to bring communism to Germany.

• to break the Treaty of Versailles

• to rebuild the military

• to reclaim lost territory

what was the systematic, state- supported killing of millions of Jewish people by Hitler's Nazis called?

• Bloddy Sunday

• Columbian Exchange

• Armenian Genocide

• Holocaust

How did propaganda reduce public resistance to policies that ultimately led to the Holocaust?

• It encouraged Germans to boycott Fascist bussinesses.

• It convinced Germans that the Treaty of Paris was to blame for their suffering.

• It placed the blame for Germany's economic and socila problems on the Jewis people.

• It encouraged Germans to rise up and fight during the Cold War

Crippling war debts, severe global inflation, and the rise in unemployment all led to

• German reunification

• the Holocaust

• the Cold War

• world wide depression

Which term of the Treaty of Versailles had the biggest impact on Germany's economy?

• GErmany lost all of its colonies.

• Germany was forced to pay $33 billion in reparations.

• Germany was stripped of its army.

• Germany military bases were taken over by the US

What was the goal of the Treaty of Versailles?

• to help rebuild Germany's industries.

• to build better roads and factories in Germany

• To make sure Germany did not start another World War in the future

• To give Great Britain and the United States credit for their help in WWI.