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WorksheetsUnit E Review - World History
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Why were Italy and Germany so dissatisfied by the peace treaties of 1919-1923? Select all that apply.
Italy was promised territories after the end of the war that they did not receive.
The Treaty of Versailles required Italy to pay Germany heavy reparations.
The Treaty of Versailles destroyed Italy's economy because it put restrictions on trade.
The Treaty of Versailles had taken a lot away from Germany including, land, people, their military, weapons, and money.
What was signed by Great Britain, France, and Italy that stated all parties would resist any future attempt of the Germans to change the Treaty of Versailles?
Allied Coalition Agreement
Stresa Front Agreement
Anti-Comintern Pact
"Pact Steel" Agreement
What showed the League of Nations that Great Britain and France had no respect for the League and its actions?
The Munich Agreement
The Anglo-German Agreement
The Hoare-Laval Plan
The Nazi-Soviet Pact
What was a consequence of the Manchurian crises?
The Manchurian crises showed the world that Japan was the most powerful country in the world.
The Manchurian crises showed the world that the League of Nations was a successful and powerful organization.
The Manchurian crises showed the world that the League of Nations was a weak and powerless organization.
The Manchurian crises showed the world that Great Britain and France were powerful nations.
What were long term consequences of the peace treaties of 1919-1923?
Dissatisfied countries began becoming more aggressive.
Dissatisfied countries began making alliances.
Militarism and nationalism drove decisions that were made by countries in the 1930s.
All of these
How did the Great Depression changed people's minds about the Treaty of Versailles?
People began to consider more clearly the severity of the treaty and its impact on Germany.
Many people believed that the treaty needed to be revised.
French people were willing to discuss a revision to the treaty.
All of these
Which of the following statements best explains the policy of appeasement?
Great Britain and France's policy of appeasement allowed aggressive leaders, like Hitler, to takeover one territory only.
Great Britain and France's policy of appeasement allowed aggressive leaders to make certain aggressive moves in order to pacify them.
Great Britain and France's policy of appeasement involved pacifying the Czech government and stopping Germany from acquiring their country.
Great Britain and France's policy of appeasement allowed the League of Nations full control over their armies to stop aggressive leaders.
Which of the following statements best explains Hitler's justification for the remilitarization of the Rhineland?
Hitler argued that Japan had done something much worse by invading Manchuria.
Hitler argued that Germany felt threatened by the French and Russian agreement, the Mutual Assistance Pact.
Hitler argued that the French were mobilizing for war by building the Maginot Line.
Hitler argued that Mussolini was doing something much worse by invading Abyssinia.
What were Hitler's main foreign policy aims?
To destroy the Treaty of Versailles and return Germany to glory.
To create a Greater Germany in which all German people are united and speak German.
To seek Lebensraum in Eastern Europe.
All of these
Who did Hitler blame for igniting revolutions in Germany during WWI?
Capitalists
Communists
Fascists
Nationalists
Which region did Hitler successful gain back by a legitimate plebiscite?
Austria
Saar
Rhineland
Sudetenland
After which of the following agreements did Chamberlain return to Britain saying he had achieved, "peace with honor."?
The Anglo-German Agreement
The Mutual Assistance Agreement
The Czechoslovakia Agreement
The Munich Agreement
Why did Hitler become involved in the Spanish Civil War? Select all that apply.
Hitler wanted to destroy Communism.
Hitler wanted to test out his new military equipment.
Hitler wanted to destroy the Nationalists.
Hitler wanted to weaken Spain so he could eventually take it over.
Which of the following events occurred in the correct order?
Hitler takes control of the Saar, Austria, Sudetenland, Czechoslovakia, and then Poland.
Hitler takes control of Sudetenland, the Saar, Austria, Poland, and then Czechoslovakia.
Hitler takes control of Austria, the Saar, Poland, Czechoslovakia and then Sudetenland.
Hitler takes control of the Saar, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Sudetenland, and then Poland.
How was Hitler able to takeover Austria? Select all that apply.
Hitler used his Nazi's to instigate riots and chaos in Austria.
Hitler invaded Austria and then held a illegitimate plebiscite.
Hitler threatened to invade, but he did not have to because Austria surrendered.
Hitler held a legitimate plebiscite.
What territory was Germany demanding in August 1939?
Sudetenland
France
Northern Italy
Polish Corridor
How did the Nazi-Soviet Pact bring the world closer to war?
Hitler was now able to invade Poland because he had the backing of Stalin.
The pact ended all hopes of Great Britain and France creating an alliance with the Soviet Union. Hitler could not be stopped.
The pact showed the world Hitler’s true character and started rallying people for war.
All of these
Which of the following statements are justifications for appeasement? Select all that apply.
Giving into Hitler was morally wrong and only encouraged more aggressive behavior.
People started to have more sympathy towards Germany because of the harsh Treaty of Versailles.
The policies of appeasement relied on the trustworthiness of Hitler and Mussolini.
Giving into some of Hitler’s concessions prevented war.
Why did an alliance with Great Britain, France, and Russia fail? Select all that apply.
The Soviet Union did not trust capitalist nations and believed war was unavoidable.
Poland did not want Soviet troops sent into their country.
Stalin believed Great Britain could handle protecting Poland on their own.
Stalin believed that Great Britain would not protect Poland because they had allowed Germany to annex the Sudetenland.
How did Chamberlain respond to Germany's invasion to Poland? Select all that apply.
Chamberlain gave Germany an ultimatum which Germany did not accept.
Chamberlain did nothing after Hitler invaded Poland.
Chamberlain said that if Germany did not accept their ultimatum they were at war.
Chamberlain met with the League of Nations to discuss the situation.
