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WorksheetsVCE 1. AOS 1. Ideology + Conflict
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
What was the Treaty of Versailles?
An agreement signed between France and Britain
An agreement signed between France and Germany
The treaty that ended the German empire
The official treaty that ended WW1
What was the Treaty of Versailles also called + when was it signed?
The Paris Peace Conference in 1919
The Polish Peace Conference in 1919
The Paris Peace Conference in 1918
The Berlin Peace Conference in 1919
Who were the 'Big 3"
1. Georges Clemenceau
2. Walter Wilson
3. David Lloyd George
1. David Clemenceau
2. Woodrow Wilson
3. Adolf Lloyd George
1. Georges Clemenceau
2. Woodrow Wilson
3. David Lloyd George
1. Georges Cower
2. Woodrow Wilson
3. David Lloyd George
How did Woodrow Wilson think peace could come to Europe?
WW2
By punishing Germany
An alliance between Germany and Britain
14 Point Plan
What was Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles?
It stated that Germany could no longer have an army
Known as the peace clause that put the sole blame of WW1 on France
Known as the war guilt clause that put the sole blame of WW1 on Germany
Known as the war guilt clause that put the sole blame of WW1 on Germany and France
What was the fine on Germany called?
Reparations
Tax
Ruination
Guilt Clause
Which best describes the consequences to Germnay because of the Treaty of Versailles?
1. Loss of land + population
2. Had to pay reparations
3. Empire was increased
1. Loss of land + population
2. Had to pay food costs
3. Economic + political sanctions
1. Loss of land + population
2. Had to pay reparations
3. Environmental sanctions
1. Loss of land + population
2. Had to pay reparations
3. Economic + political sanctions
What was the aim of the League of Nations?
1. preventing war occurring again
2. settle problems between France and Germany
1. preventing war occurring again
2. settle problems between countries
1. preventing war occurring again with Germany
2. settle problems between countries with force
1. preventing war occurring again
2. Set trade laws
What is an ideology?
A collection of extremist ideas that serve to explain how a society should work.
A collection of ideas that serve to explain how an individual should behave.
A collection of ideas that serve to explain how a society should work.
A collection of ideas that serve to explain how an army should work.
Who am I?
extreme right-wing ideology that is characterised by authoritarianism, the central importance of the state, militarism and having a dictatorial leader.
Facsism
Communism
Imperialism
Isolationism
Who am I?
A position on the political spectrum that promotes changes in society in relation to economics, politics and social causes.
Right wing
Left wing
Imperialism
Facism
Who am I?
A political system based around the idea that the citizens of a society should have control over the way in which they are governed
Militarism
Communism
Facism
Democracy
What was the Weimar Republic?
The form of government in Berlin from 1918 to 1933
The form of government in Germany from 1918 to 1933
The form of government in Germany from 1818 to 1933
The form of government in France from 1918 to 1933
Which explanation best describes the impact of the Great Depression on Germany?
Increase in rise in extremism
Increase in poor health, low inflation and rise in extremism
Increase in fear, high inflation and rise in extremism
Increase in unemployment, high inflation and rise in extremism
Why was the League of Nations established?
For Europe to cooperate in order to achieve peace and security
For the US to cooperate in order to achieve peace and security
For nations to cooperate in order to achieve peace and security
For nations to cooperate in order to achieve trade and wealth
Did the US join the League of Nations?
Yes
No
Who promoted the idea behind establishing the League of Nations?
Adolf Hitler
David Lloyd George
Georges Clemenceau
Woodrow Wilson
Why was the Reichstag Fire significant?
Leed to Hitler's arrest
Enabled Hitler to become chancellor
Gave Hitler emergency powers (Article 48) to rule by decree
Enabled Hitler to become Fuhrer
What was the Enabling Act?
Emergency measure that enabled Hitler to rule becomer Fuhrer
Emergency measure that enabled Hitler to rule by decree and bypassing the constitution
Emergency measure that enabled Hitler to rule by decree and bypassing the constitution for 1 year
Emergency measure that enabled Hindenburg to rule by decree and bypassing the constitution
What happened as a result of Hindenburg's death?
Hitler merged the chancellorship and presidency to become Fuhrer
Hitler invaded Poland
Hitler lost the chancellorship
Hitler lost the election to become president
What happened when Hitler became Fuhrer?
There were now only 2 political parties allowed in Germany
He was now head of the armed forces
He was now head of state
He was now head of state, government and armed forces
