WorksheetsChapter 30 and 31
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The czarist rule of the Romanovs ended with
the Russian Civil War
the March Revolution
The Bolshevik Revolution
The Revolution of 1905
The leader of the Bolshevik Revolution was
Vladimir Lenin
Leon Trotsky
Alexander Kerensky
Rasputin
All of the following are tactics common to totalitarian governments EXCEPT
police terror
command economy
collective farms
propaganda
Mao Zedong’s vision of communism differed from Lenin’s in that
Mao based his organization in cities
Lenin distributed farmland among the peasants
China was a largely rural country
Mao saw peasants as the true revolutionaries
Philosophers and writers began to question ideas about progress and reason because of
the theories of Albert Einstein
the brutality of World War I
the decline of religion
the works of Franz Kafka
A major economic problem in 1920s America was
the uneven distribution of wealth
severe inflation
high taxes
rising unemployment
One difference between fascism and communism was
fascism had no clearly defined political program
communism denied individual rights
fascism was rule by dictators
the state was the supreme authority in communism
Hitler became chancellor of Germany through
a campaign of terror
presidential appointment
popular election
a workers’ revolt
One of the main causes of the rise of fascism during the 1930s was
the fear of communism
anti-Semitism
foreign invasions
worldwide economic crisis
A political system in which the government has total, centralized control over public and private life
Dictatorship
Autocracy
Authoritarianism
Totalitarianism
Marxist revolutionaries predicted that this industrial class of workers would overtrow the Russian czar.
Bolsheviks
Mencheviks
Proletariat
Peasants
A year long soviet campaign of terror against enemies of the Communist Dictarorship (1937-1938)
Cheka
Secret Police
NKVD
Great Purge
An economy system in which the government makes all of the economic decisions
Communism
Liberalism
Planned economy
Command economy
The president who hoped to base the Republic of China on nationalism, democracy, and economic securitu
Sun Yixian
Chiang Kai-Shek
Mao Tse Don
Puyi
The national protest in China over the Treaty of Versailles, which gaves Chinesse territory to Japan (1919)
Long March
May Fourth Movement
Civil War
Great War
The German democratic government (1919); it was weakened by inflation and lack of democratic tradition
Third Republic
Second Reich
Weimar Republic
First Reich
Franklin Roosevelt´s program to creates jobs and regulate the US economy during the Great Depression
Treaty of Verrsailles
New Deal
Mass production
Stock Market
A militant, nationalist political system based on intense loyalty to the state and obedience to its leader
Fascism
Militarism
Dictatorship
Autocracy
Giving concessions to an aggressor to keep peace; British and French policy toward Germany (1936-1938)
Peace treaty
German Treaty
Appeasement
Brest-Litovsk Pact
A temporary alliance of several parties to run a government when no single party has majority support
Democracy
Socialism
Coalition government
Provisonal government
