The Rise of Fascism and Militarism in WW2

In Benitio Mussolini's definition of Fascism, humans are defined as...

• A commodity

• Equal

• Inherently unequal

• Objects

Raymond H. Geist's letter to Moffat in 1934 describes the newly established _ state

(a)  

During the 1935 Nuremberg Rally, laws severely restricted the freedoms of this religious group.

• Jews

• Buddhists

• Christians

• Muslims

This person argued that by doing nothing about the expansionists nations waging war, that the League of Nations was condoning it by "Bowing before force,"

• Winston Churchill

• Franklin Delano Roosevelt

• Benitio Mussilini

• Haile Selassie I

The goal of German foreign policies at the time of Adolf Hitler's reign was...

• To rule over the world.

• Expansion at the expense of Germany's neighbors.

• To eliminate all people of the Jewish faith.

• Pacifism

The Nuremberg laws used ____ laws as a model.

• Racist

• Sexist

• Islamic

• Jim Crow

Select all correct answers. The Kellogg-Briand Pact....

• Legalized the use of nuclear weapons.

• Helped to formulate later international law especially notions of “crimes against peace.”

• Ended the second World War.

• Renounced war as a means of national policy.

Mussolini's definition of fascism defines life as...

• Pride and prejudice.

• Duty, struggle, and conquest.

• Living, laughing, and loving.

• A mystery.

Franklin Roosevelt held the belief that armaments were...

• Severe.

• Awesome.

• Unnecessary.

• A necessary evil.

This report bolstered sentiments for isolationism.

• The Isolationist Manifesto

• The Lambda Report

• The Nye Report

• The Nuremberg Report