European History Quiz Review

The Treaty of Versailles officially ended WW1. Which country was negatively impacted the most by the treaty's penalties?

• Germany

• The United Kingdom

• France

• Italy

Match the Treaty of Versailles penalty to the correct letter of the B.R.A.T. acronym.

• REPARATIONS

• Germany had to take full responsibility for the war.

• BLAME

• Germany had to pay for all of the damage caused to the other countries.

• ARMY LIMITED

• Germany had to give up their territories.

• TERRITORY LOSS

• Germany had to reduce the size of their military.

Which of the following terms best represents this poster?

• Treaty of Versailles

• The Great Depression

• Propaganda

• Allied Powers

WW1's unpopularity in Russia among the people led to the rise of what?

• The Russian people peacefully voted for a new leader.

• The Czar of Russia gaining more power

• Democracy

• Communism

A radical political group known as the Bolsheviks, gained popularity among which group of Russians?

• The poor

• The wealthy

• The Romanovs

• The democratics

(a)   led the (b)   Party in Russia.

• United Russia

• Communist Party

• Liberal Democratic Party

• A Just Russia

The Bolsheviks won the civil war in Russia and became a (a)   country known as the USSR.

• communist

• democratic

• absolute monarchy

The rise of ________ was a direct response to the German public’s outrage over the Treaty of Versailles.

• Nazism

• Communism

• Fascism

• Monarchism

How did the United States' economic depression affect Europe?

• The United States economic depression only affected Germany.

• The United States economic depression did not affect Europe.

• Many people in Europe lost their jobs, struggled to buy food, and many businesses closed.

• People in Europe were able to keep their jobs even during the economic depression, despite the many businesses that closed.

In what ways did Germany struggle during the economic depression?

• Money became worthless, high unemployment, and many businesses closed.

• Germany was able to help other European countries financially.

• During this time, Germany was able to pay back all of their WW1 reparations.

• The majority of German citizens blamed the Nazis for their misery and suffering.