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WorksheetsFINAL EXAM REVIEW (WH)
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 40mins
What was the Government in Germany called after WWI
Kaiser Reich
Weimar Republic
Third Reich
German Democratic Republic
The 14 Points were the creation of
The united Nations
Adolf Hitler
Woodrow Wilson
David Lloyd Geroge
The German Army resorted to what strategy in WWII
Trench Warfare
Blitzkreig Warfare
The Von Schlieffen PLAN
Collective Security
The following is a new technology used in WWI
U-Boats
Mustard Gas
Airplanes
all of the above
Giving Hitler what he wanted at the Munich Accord is called
Weakness
Article 231
Retributive justice
Appeasement
Article 231 is also called
The War Guilt Clause
The Reparations Clause
The Surrender Clause
The UN Provision Clause
Who had more military casualties in WWII
Germany
Russia (USSR)
Japan
France
Dada
ran the Weimar Republic for 4 years
was a key Battle in WWI
Was sunk in 1915
Is an art movement
Operation Overlord
Invaded Italy
Invaded the USSR
Invaded France
Invaded North Africa
The Bloodiest Battle of WWI launched by Germany
Verdun
The Somme
Ypres
Gallipoli
Who are the Big Four at the Treaty of Versailles
England , Russia , France, Italy
US, England , France , Russia
England . France, US , Italy
Russia , US, Germany, England
The Triple Entente was
France, Russia, England
Germany, Italy , Austria
France, England , Italy
France, England , US
The Bosnian Crisis prior to WWI created tension between
Russia and Germany
Germany and France
Russia and Austria
France and Russia
The Black Hand was associated with
Russia
Serbia
Bulgaria
Germany
The Battle of the Bulge was
A defensive stand by Russia near Stalingrad
A last ditch offensive by Germany in WWII
A failed offensive by France at the Maginot Line
A covert US operation prior to D-Day
The Battle of Stalingrad
turned the tide of the was against Germany for the first time
was a German victory
was a British Victory
Was a failure for Japan
This brought the US directly into WWII
Pearl Harbor
The sinking of the Lusitania
The Zimmermann Telegram
The German Blockade
Led Russia through most of WWII
Lenin
Bolshevik
Trotsky
Stalin
A belief in your country as superior
Militarism
Imperialism
Nationalism
Patriotism
Nazi Social persecution of the Jews was successful because
it was done very quickly
it was done slowly
it was done in secret - the world did not know
it had the support of Russia
In a Marxist Communist society who owns the means of production
the tsar
the workers
the government
the communist leaders
Who was Lenin?
the leader of the Bolsheviks
the leader of the bourgeoise
the tsar of Russia
the "mad monk"
What is a Duma?
a disease that the tsar's son suffered from
the leader of the White Army
the leader of the Red Army
a type of legislature
Why was Nicholas II not prepared to lead the Russian people?
he wanted to be a soldier
his father died young
he was adopted
he did a great job leading his people
One major cause of the Russian Revolution of 1917 was the...
sharp economic differences between the social classes
appeal of communism to the Russian Nobles
the defeat of Germany in WWI
the marriage of the Czar to a German princess
Who sought peace with Germany
Lenin and the Bolsheviks
Karl Marx
Tsar Nicholas
The Provisional Government
The Russian Revolution was a contradiction of Marxist theory because...
Russia was the richest empire
Russia was already communist
Russia was an agrarian society
Russia was fighting with Japan
Who led the Petrograd protest in 1917?
bakers
the tsar's soldiers
Rasputin
female workers
Who did Tsar Nicholas II leave in charge when he went to the front during WWI?
the nobles
Rasputin
Tsarina Alexandra
the Provisional Government
What war helped create conditions in Russia that led to the revolution?
Petrograd Revoltution
WWI
WWII
Napoleonic War
In what ways was Russia was unprepared for WWI?
the tsar never thought Germany would attack
Germany was more militarized
Russia was not properly industrialized
All of the above
What is a Pogrom?
a massacre of Jewish people in Russia
a holiday celebrated by Russian Jews
Russia's first elected government
the illness that Nicholas II's son suffered from
What does the "peace" in Peace, Land, & Bread stand for?
Russians wanting the tsar to stop shooting at them
the desire of Russians to have ownership of the factories
Russians wanting an end to the famine
the desire of Russians to end WWI
Which Marxist term refers to the poorest social class?
Bourgeoisie
Proletariat
Bolshevik
Duma
Who led the Red Army?
Tsar Nicholas II
Rasputin
Leon Trotsky
Lenin
What was Lenin's "New Economic Policy"?
small scale capitalism
socialism
communism
autocracy
Who was known as the "Mad Monk" and was responsible for Czarina Alexandra's failures as a leader?
Rasputin
Lenin
Tsar Nicholas II
Alexei Romanov
Define the word Reform
Russia's first elected government
an attack on Jewish people in Russia
the name of the Russian Japanese war
a political or economic change to a government
What is a Soviet
a communist Russian
Lenin's political party
a person in the Soviet Union
a council made up of soldiers, farmers, and workers
What is serfdom?
a form of agricultural slavery
a communist dictatorship
the name given to the lower classes by Marx
a water sport
What type of policy did the United States adapt to establish trade with China?
Open Door
Dollar Diplomacy
Roosevelt Corollary
Moral Diplomacy
What are three reasons the U.S. wanted expansion?
trade/tariffs
investments
increase agriculture
needed raw materials
Which of these is a factor that contributed to the growth of American imperialism in the late 1800s?
curiosity about other cultures
end trade with the nations of Europe
the end of the Civil War
desire for new markets for American goods
Which method was successfully used by some newspapers to gain support for the war against Spain?
muckrakers
spheres of influence
Nationalism
yellow journalism
What was the purpose of the Open Door policy in China?
ended the Boxer rebellion
to gain a leasehold in China
establish a sphere of influence
ensure trading rights for all nations.
What were the effects of the Spanish American War? Check all that apply
Cuba became independent but with strings attached
The U.S. acquired Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Phillipines
Americans debated the morality and wisdom of becoming an imperial nation
The U.S. fought a three year war to secure control over the Phillipines
The idea behind Social Darwinism is?
a belief in the destiny of your nation to rule over others who might be considered less than
a belief that only strong nations will survive and the weaker ones will not
that the richest nations need to take care of those who are not as strong for a better global economy
that each nations has to take care of its own people and leave the other nations alone
In the late 1800s, support grew in the United States for building a large modern navy to
protect the United States from invasion
conquer Latin American countries
conquer the islands of the Pacific
avoid being shut out of foreign markets
Why did President McKinley send the battleship USS Maine to Havana in 1898?
to protect American citizens and interests, if necessary
to put down riots by Spanish loyalists
to put down the Cuban rebellion
to negotiate peace with Spain
America’s control of certain Latin American countries and Pacific islands after the Spanish American War, and their quest for global competition with other European powers for economic and military superiority is an example of ______.
Monroe Doctrine
Moral Diplomacy
Imperialism
Roosevelt Corollary
President Roosevelt added an additional statement to the Monroe Doctrine called the Roosevelt Corollary, which stated
European nations may try to imperialize the Americas
The U.S. will use force to protect its economic interest in Latin America
European nations must stay out of the Western Hemisphere
All nations should have equal opportunity to imperialize Latin America
The United States wanted to build the Panama Canal for which of the following reasons?
It was created to enable the U.S. Navy to have a strategic advantage to have quicker access to the U.S. colonies in the Pacific Ocean
To create a faster trade route from the Atlantic to the Pacific and vise versa
To provide Panama with freedom from Columbia's control
For economic and military control over Latin America
This picture is an image of what American policy?
Big Stick
Dollar Diplomacy
Roosevelt Corollary
Social Darwinism
Like Social Darwinism, this idea meant superiority over others especially English speaking countries over non-English speaking countries.
Racism
Nationalism
Anglo-Saxonism
Language barrier
The Platt amendment made Cuba a(n) ___ type of ruled nation.
protectorate
colony
annexed
autonomous
The Foraker Act helped the U.S. establish control over
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Guam
Japan
The Hay-Paunceforte Treaty allowed for the U.S. to
expand into Japan
expand into China
Build Pearl Harbo
Build the Panama Canal
As a response to the Open Door policy in China, Chinese nationalists tried to remove foreign influences and this created the
Boxer Rebellion
The six year war
Jingoism
the Arab spring
This is the idea that the United States and Latin American countries could work together.
Sphere of Influence
Imperialism
Protectorate
Pan-Americanism
President Wilson said he was in favor of Moral diplomacy which contradicts these acts that he did. Click all that apply
1914 set up exclusive rights for naval bases and a canal in Nicaragua.
1915 sent Marines to Haiti to put down a rebellion
1916 sent troops to the Dominican Republic to preserve order and set a up a more stable government
1916 sent Gen. Pershing to Mexico to hunt and eliminate Pancho Villa
What type of policy did the United States adapt to establish trade with China?
Open Door
Dollar Diplomacy
Roosevelt Corollary
Moral Diplomacy
What are three reasons the U.S. wanted expansion?
trade/tariffs
investments
increase agriculture
needed raw materials
Which of these is a factor that contributed to the growth of American imperialism in the late 1800s?
curiosity about other cultures
end trade with the nations of Europe
the end of the Civil War
desire for new markets for American goods
Which method was successfully used by some newspapers to gain support for the war against Spain?
muckrakers
spheres of influence
Nationalism
yellow journalism
What was the purpose of the Open Door policy in China?
ended the Boxer rebellion
to gain a leasehold in China
establish a sphere of influence
ensure trading rights for all nations.
What were the effects of the Spanish American War? Check all that apply
Cuba became independent but with strings attached
The U.S. acquired Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Phillipines
Americans debated the morality and wisdom of becoming an imperial nation
The U.S. fought a three year war to secure control over the Phillipines
The idea behind Social Darwinism is?
a belief in the destiny of your nation to rule over others who might be considered less than
a belief that only strong nations will survive and the weaker ones will not
that the richest nations need to take care of those who are not as strong for a better global economy
that each nations has to take care of its own people and leave the other nations alone
In the late 1800s, support grew in the United States for building a large modern navy to
protect the United States from invasion
conquer Latin American countries
conquer the islands of the Pacific
avoid being shut out of foreign markets
Why did President McKinley send the battleship USS Maine to Havana in 1898?
to protect American citizens and interests, if necessary
to put down riots by Spanish loyalists
to put down the Cuban rebellion
to negotiate peace with Spain
America’s control of certain Latin American countries and Pacific islands after the Spanish American War, and their quest for global competition with other European powers for economic and military superiority is an example of ______.
Monroe Doctrine
Moral Diplomacy
Imperialism
Roosevelt Corollary
President Roosevelt added an additional statement to the Monroe Doctrine called the Roosevelt Corollary, which stated
European nations may try to imperialize the Americas
The U.S. will use force to protect its economic interest in Latin America
European nations must stay out of the Western Hemisphere
All nations should have equal opportunity to imperialize Latin America
The United States wanted to build the Panama Canal for which of the following reasons?
It was created to enable the U.S. Navy to have a strategic advantage to have quicker access to the U.S. colonies in the Pacific Ocean
To create a faster trade route from the Atlantic to the Pacific and vise versa
To provide Panama with freedom from Columbia's control
For economic and military control over Latin America
This picture is an image of what American policy?
Big Stick
Dollar Diplomacy
Roosevelt Corollary
Social Darwinism
Like Social Darwinism, this idea meant superiority over others especially English speaking countries over non-English speaking countries.
Racism
Nationalism
Anglo-Saxonism
Language barrier
The Platt amendment made Cuba a(n) ___ type of ruled nation.
protectorate
colony
annexed
autonomous
The Foraker Act helped the U.S. establish control over
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Guam
Japan
The Hay-Paunceforte Treaty allowed for the U.S. to
expand into Japan
expand into China
Build Pearl Harbo
Build the Panama Canal
As a response to the Open Door policy in China, Chinese nationalists tried to remove foreign influences and this created the
Boxer Rebellion
The six year war
Jingoism
the Arab spring
This is the idea that the United States and Latin American countries could work together.
Sphere of Influence
Imperialism
Protectorate
Pan-Americanism
President Wilson said he was in favor of Moral diplomacy which contradicts these acts that he did. Click all that apply
1914 set up exclusive rights for naval bases and a canal in Nicaragua.
1915 sent Marines to Haiti to put down a rebellion
1916 sent troops to the Dominican Republic to preserve order and set a up a more stable government
1916 sent Gen. Pershing to Mexico to hunt and eliminate Pancho Villa
