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Leader of the independence movement in India who used a nonviolent approach.

• Ram Nath Kovind

• Marcus Garvey

• Mahatma Gandhi

A comparison of the two maps indicates that one of the results of the war and the peace treaty was the:

• dismemberment of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire.

• new dominant role for Russia in Eastern Europe.

• partitioning of Germany into zones of occupation.

Which movement aimed to establish a more modern nation in China by ridding the country of traditional practices?

• Boxer Rebellion

• May Fourth Movement

• Communist Party

Which event MOST affected the course and outcome of WWI?

• British victories in the Sinai that secured the Suez Canal

• American military and financial intervention in the war

• Allied withdrawal from the Turkish peninsula of Gallipoli

President Woodrow Wilson created the Fourteen Points in hopes of

• Punishing aggressor nations.

• Creating a lasting and just peace

• Expanding Colonial Empires

Which of the following nations came out of WWI in a better economic position than before the war?

• France

• United States

• Germany

The name of the new German democracy that lasted from 1919 to 1933 was the

• Weimar Republic

• Aryan Republic

• Nazi Republic

Which of the following problems did the new German democracy face?

• Inflation

• Mistrust for signing the Treaty of Versailles

• All of the above.

Misery and hopelessness in the interwar period led to

• a window of opportunity for extreme dictators to gain power.

• the “Red Scare.”

• the successful creation of coalition governments in Britain and France.

Facist governments: A) glorified extreme nationalism and were anti-communist. B) wanted to control the hearts and minds of everyone by using propaganda and happiness C) believed the individual was all powerful and was key to the state’s success.

• glorified extreme nationalism and were anti-communist

• wanted to control the hearts and minds of everyone by using propaganda and happiness

• believed the individual was all powerful and was key to the state’s success