Modern World History Final Exam, 24-25

Detention centers for civilians considered enemies of the state.

• Fascist Party

• D-Day

• Concentration Camps

• totalitarianism

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The Night of Broken Glass, during which mobs attacked Jewish communities across Germany and killed nearly 100 Jews, is known as:

• Kristallnacht

• concentration camp

• D-Day

• Holocaust

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Nazi secret police:

• Gestapo

• CPD

• Athens Police Department

What was the name given to the Nazi massacre of more than six million Jews?

• concentration camps

• alliance

• Kristallnacht

• Holocaust

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A form of government in which a dictatorship controls and regulates every aspect of the lives of its citizens.

• democracy

• totalitarianism

• oligarchy

• direct democracy

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Many Italians supported the Fascist Party because:

• It promised a better life.

• It was the only political party.

• It pledged to unite Italy and Germany.

• It ended the influence of the Church.

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For what did many Germans blame the Weimar Republic?

• The Versailles Treaty

• Its parliamentary government

• Peasant uprisings

• The Russian Revolution

What action marked the beginning of Hitler’s plan to limit the rights of German Jews?

• Nuremberg Laws

• Kristallnacht

• concentration camps

• book-burning laws

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What is genocide, as practiced by the Nazis?

• The broadcasting of anti-Semitic ideas.

• The deliberate extermination of a specific group of people.

• The abuse of a nation's citizens by its own government.

• The killing of people for the purpose of creating terror.

What position did the United States take as conflict engulfed Europe?

• Sided with Germany

• Sided with Britain

• Declared war on Germany

• Remained neutral