Worksheets12th Klase Politics Final
Total questions: 77
Worksheet time: 39mins
what was the final solution
It was just a term used to describe how they faught
Hitlers plan to destroy the jews
it was the final plan against the U.S
it was hitlers plan to make the perfect cake
Which is not included in the 12 founding countries of NATO?
Luxembourg
USA
Portugal
Russia
NATO stands for
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
North Atlanta Treaty Organization
National Atlantic Thirty Organization
North Atlantic Treaty Organizations
TRUE or FALSE
NATO was the first peacetime military alliance the United States entered into outside of the Western Hemisphere.
True
False
When was North Atlantic Treaty signed?
May 14, 1939
April 4, 1949
June 24, 1959
April 5, 1949
What are the principles of NATO?
Solidarity
Freedom
Security
Transatlantic link
All of the above
True or False
ARTICLE 5 agreement : attack against one an attack against all, along with consultations about threats and defense matters.
False
True
What was created by the Soviet Union in response to NATO?
Warsaw Pact
Berlin Wall
Central Powers
The Kremlin
What is a treaty?
A piece of paper that gives police officers the right to search personal property
a piece of paper that declares war on another country
a document that raises taxes on a country's trade imports
An agreement between two or more countries
What country was against the idea of NATO when it first started?
Russia (Soviet Union)
Brazil
Canada
Mexico
Nations of Europe struggled to rebuild their economies and ensure their security after which war?
Cold War
World War 1
World War 2
Bull Run
How many NATO members are there?
30
25
21
18
13
Which was the latest NATO member to join?
North Macedonia
Lithuania
UK
USA
Poland
Which war took place soon after the creation of NATO?
World War 1
World War 2
Korean War
Japanese War
a multinational political union that is given authority by its member states
sovereign
supranational organization
industry
alliance
the United Nations is an example of this type of organization
supranational
monopoly
industry
corporation
a group of countries that trade without restrictions or tariffs
free enterprise
NATO
free trade
common market
usually formed to encourage or increase trade among member countries
stock market
common market
supranational organization
embargo
the authority of a state or country to govern itself
independence
colonization
self-sufficiency
sovereignty
a type of business that requires heavy equipment and huge investment
industry
heavy industry
industrialization
industrialize
examples include coal, weapons, and mining
natural resources
factories
raw materials
heavy industries
products sold to the consumer such as food, clothes, and household goods like furniture and appliances
wholesale goods
consumer goods
staples
tariffs
a common currency (money) used by several EU
Euro
Pound
Dollar
Franc
a group that makes laws
political party
legislative body
executive branch
judicial branch
The US Congress and the British Parliament are examples of a...
political party
judicial branch
executive branch
legislative body
What big problems did Europe face after World War II?
civil war in Western Europe
drought and famine
refugees and radiation
ruined economies and destroyed land
Why did some European countries want to join supranational organizations after World War II?
By banding together, countries could distribute natural resources equally among member nations.
By banding together, countries could improve communication with each other.
By banding together, smaller countries could combine their power and resources to combat the spread and influence of the Soviet Union.
By banding together, smaller countries could pressure the Soviet Union to abandon communism.
What three criteria must a country meet in order to join the European Union (EU)?
stable economy, democratic government, government protections for minority populations
stable economy, stable government, government protections for minority populations
stable economy, democratic government, use of the euro
stable economy, government protections for minority populations, use of the euro
Who makes EU law?
The EU has three legislative bodies that make the laws.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) makes the laws.
The United Nations (UN) makes the laws.
A group made up of one representative from each EU member nation.
How are EU laws enforced?
EU laws are enforced by the International Criminal Court (ICC).
EU member nations must enforce the laws themselves.
EU laws are enforced by an international police force known as Interpol.
EU laws are enforced by NATO.
How many countries belong to the EU today?
37
50
27
19
Which is NOT an example of a supranational organization?
Environmental Protection Agency
United Nations
European Union
NATO
Which is an example of a common market?
United Nations
European Union
NATO
International Criminal Court
Which country has been waiting to join the EU for over 25 years?
Greece
United Kingdom
France
Turkey
