Internationalism Between the Wars

What is the Kellogg-Briand Pact?

• A treaty that renounced war as a tool of foreign policy
• An economic treaty between Germany and Great Britain
• A treaty that established the League of Nations
• An alliance treaty between France and the U.S.

Approximately how many people died in World War I? (a)  

• 10 million
• 20 million
• 30 million
• 40 million

What was the Congress system at Vienna?

• A system of alliances between European powers to coordinate policies and activities
• A system of international trade agreements
• A system of international aid organizations
• A system of international sporting events

What was the Berlin Conference?

• A conference to end World War I
• A conference to establish the League of Nations
• A conference to divide up African territories among European powers
• A conference to establish an international police organization

What was the Communist International?

• An organization that aimed to link together workers around the world
• An economic treaty between socialist countries
• A league of nations to promote global democracy
• An international organization to promote scientific cooperation

What was the League of Nations?

• An organization created to prevent destructive wars in the future
• A treaty between France and the U.S. to end war for all time
• An economic treaty to increase trade between countries
• An organization to promote global scientific progress

What was the goal of the Fifth Solvay Conference?

• To end poverty in developing countries
• To promote international aid organizations
• To promote scientific cooperation and progress
• To establish new colonies for the victorious powers

What was the outcome of the attempt to "share" Africa equally among European powers?

• Conflict arose between France, Britain, Germany, and other European states
• Africans were represented in the negotiations
• Europeans recognized African territories as nations with rights of self-determination
• European international collaboration within Europe was successful

What was the main motivation behind internationalism?

• To increase nationalism and isolationism
• To establish new colonies for the victorious powers
• To create a global democratic society that could end war
• To re-establish the balance of power among the great powers

What was the Kellogg-Briand Pact's significance?

• It was an example of internationalism and an effort to end war for all time
• It was an economic treaty between Germany and Great Britain
• It established the League of Nations
• It was an alliance treaty between France and the U.S.