Pre WW2

What was the name of the Treaty that Germany hated?

• Treaty of Vienna
• Treaty of Paris
• Treaty of Rome
• Treaty of Versailles

What organization failed to maintain world peace in the lead up to WW2?

• United Nations
• European Union
• Red Cross
• League of Nations

What did Germany hate most about the Treaty of Versailles?

• The limitation of their military
• Reparations and war guilt clause
• The increase in their economy
• The reduction of their territory

Why did Britain and France try and avoid another war at all costs?

• War debts and post war rebuilding meant they could not afford another war

• To gain more territory
• To increase their military power
• To provoke other countries into war

How did the US depression lead to a global depression?

• Rise in US unemployment leading to global economic crisis
• Interconnectedness of the global economy and impact of US economic policies on other countries
• Decrease in global trade due to US depression
• Lack of technological advancements in other countries

What happened in Germany that made their money worthless?

• Hyperinflation
• Increase in foreign investment
• Government austerity measures
• Stock market crash

What led to the rise of totalitarianism in Europe?

• Strong leadership and political stability
• Aftermath of World War I, economic instability, and the failure of democratic governments
• Rise of technology and industrialization
• Peaceful resolution of conflicts and international cooperation

Who were the fascist leaders that rose in Europe before WW2?

• Benito Mussolini, Adolf Hitler, Francisco Franco
• Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong
• Queen Elizabeth, Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi
• Napoleon Bonaparte, Genghis Khan, Alexander the Great

What do totalitarian dictators use to maintain power?

• Democracy, freedom, and equality
• Transparency, accountability, and justice
• Propaganda, censorship, and persecution

• Open communication, tolerance, and human rights

What is the main difference between communism and fascisim?

• Communism and fascism both emphasize individual freedom and democracy
• Communism focuses on a classless society and collective ownership of the means of production, while fascism emphasizes a totalitarian government and private ownership of the means of production.
• Communism and fascism both promote a class-based society
• Communism and fascism both advocate for private ownership of the means of production