WorksheetsChapter 3 Section 2
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
Became Dictator of Italy in 1922
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Hideki Tojo
Franscisco Franco
Became the dictator of the Soviet Union in 1924
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Hideki Tojo
Francisco Franco
Became the leader of Germany in 1932
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Hideki Tojo
Francisco Franco
Who became dictator of Spain in 1939
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Hideki Tojo
Benito Mussolini
Francisco Franco
Abyssinia defeated the first Italian attempted invasion at which Battle in 1896?
Konnigratz
Adowa
Sadowa
Fashoda
Whilst the League of Nations focused on Abyssinia, Hitler... ?
Enacted Anschluss
Remilitarised the Rhineland
Occupied the Sudetenland
Retook Namibia
Which of the following was NOT a consequence of the Abyssinia crisis for the League of Nations?
Italy withdrew from the League
The Hoare-Laval Pact undermined the legitimacy of the League of Nations
Small nations lost faith in the League of Nations
The League of Nations demonstrated its effectiveness
Who wanted Abyssinia?
Germany
Britain
France
Italy
Where is Abyssinia located?
France
Egypt
Ethiopia
Italy
When did Mussolini start a full scale invasion of Abyssinia?
October 1935
October 1936
October 1937
October 1938
Between what years did the Manchurian Crisis take place?
1920 - 1923
1931 - 1933
1936 - 1937
1928 - 1930
What was the Hoare-Laval Pact?
A League of Nation's plan to offer Benito Mussolini most of Abyssinia in return for a truce in the Italo-Ethiopian War.
An agreement between Britain and France to go to war against Italy over the Abyssinian Crisis.
A secret plan between Britain and France to offer Benito Mussolini most of Abyssinia in return for a truce in the Italo-Ethiopian War.
An agreement between Belgium and France to offer Emperor Hirohito most of Manchuria in return for a truce in the War of Manchuria.
In 1936 Hitler ordered German troops into which region, previously demilitarised by the Treaty of Versailles
Alsace
Rhineland
Lorraine
Saxony
Which statement regarding the impact of geography on Japan is most accurate?
Large plains served as invasion routes for conquerors.
Arid deserts and mountains caused isolation from Asia.
Lack of natural resources led to a policy of imperialism.
Close proximity to Africa encouraged extensive trade with Egypt.
A primary reason for Japan’s involvement in the Sino-Japanese War and the Russo-Japanese War was to
acquire natural resources in Manchuria and Korea
control trade and markets in Southeast Asia
end Japan’s policy of isolationism
remove foreign invaders from Japanese soil
Japan withdrew from the League of Nations in __.
1931
1933
1935
1937
When did Italy launch a full-scale invasion of Abyssinia?
July 1934
December 1934
October 1935
May 1936
None of the above
What was this?
A proposal worked out between the British and French foreign ministers that would have given Italy most of Abyssinia. When the secret plan leaked out, it caused public outrage and both ministers had to resign. This incident shows how little commitment even the British and French governments had for the principles of the League of Nations.
Hoare-Laval Pact
Locarno Agreement
Treaty of Friendship
Four Power Pact
None of the above.
The Japanese Army invaded Manchuria in __, seizing iron and coal resources.
1929
1931
1933
1937
By choosing __ rather than action, Britain and France actually __ Hitler's power and __ more military actions.
surrender, increased, enabled
surrender, decreased, stopped
appeasement, strengthened, encouraged
appeasement, expanded, stopped
Germany, Italy, and Japan joined together to form the ___________ in 1936
Soviet Union
Munich pact
Allies
Axis
REACTIONS : Who is sent by the League to investigate the Manchurian crisis?
John Simon
Samuel Hoare
Lord Lytton
Ramsay MacDonald
"Japan, a member of the council was able to VETO the League's decisions."
"Japan ignored the League's CONDEMNATION"
Which resource did Japan struggle to sell after 1929?
Silk
Iron
Coal
Cotton
What did Mussolini hope to rebuild in Abyssinia
An African military base
Motte and Bailey Castles
The Roman Empire
What pact offered 2/3 of Abyssinia to Italy?
The Lytton-Laval Pact
The Selassie-Chamberlain Pact
The Hoare-Laval Pact
The Selassie-Lytton Pact
What did Hitler use the Abyssinian Crisis to distract Britain and France from
The Munich Agreement
Anschluss
The Anglo-German Naval Agreement
The Remilitarisation of the Rhineland
What African Nation was never conquered by a European Power, and remain independent.
Algeria
South Africa
Ethiopia
Nigeria
Who could have stopped the Invaders of Italy in Abyssinia?
USA
Spain
The international justice commission
Which year did Italy start attacking Abyssinia?
1936
1934
1937
Why did the LON/Britain and France not stop the invaders in Italy?
They were scared that Mussolini will beat them up
They were worried that Italy would join Germany
They did not want to stop trading with Italy
They did not want to make a new enemy
What did Britain and France continue to sell to Italy during the Abyssinia Crisis ?
steel
lumber
What was the result of Britain and France's actions with the Hoare-Laval Pact?
No trust In USA
No trust in Britain and France/LON
Victory for Abyssinia
Victory for Spain
Which of these WAS NOT a sanction imposed against Italy?
Banned arms sales to Italy
Banned loans to Italy
Banned oil exports to Italy
Banned rubber, tin and metals
Who was involved in the Manchuria Crisis?
Japan and Korea
Japan and South Korea
Japan and Germany
Japan and China
What were Japan angry about that caused the Manchurian crisis?
Japan believed that China owed them money
China had chosen not to trade with Japan
Japan believed that China had sabotaged the Manchuria railway in Korea which Japan owned
Japan thought that China had caused their removal from the League of Nations
What were Japan a member of in the League of Nations?
Slavery council
Labour council
Secretariat
Permanent council
Why did Japan invade Manchuria?
Because it had a wide of land and a growing population.
Because it had a light of land and a growing population.
Because it had a rich of land and a growing population.
Because it had a lack of land and a growing population.
What judgment did the League reach about Japan's actions?
USA was guilty of invading
Japan was innocent of invading
China was guilty of invading
Japan was guilty of invading
What was Japan's response to the judgment?
They left the league
They stay at the league
They agree with the league
They annoy the league
Japan is presented as Al Japan, a parody of Al Capone. What does this say about the cartoonist's view of the Japanese?
They live in Chicago
They wear nice suits
They are respectable
They are criminals
What are the court officials reading?
A bible
The Lytton Report
The League of Nations charter
Something from the Japanese
What is the message of the cartoon?
The LoN are fair in their Judgement
The LoN will punish Japan for their crimes
The Japanese are innocent
The LoN are useless and are doing nothing to stop Japan
What are the Japanese walking over, in this cartoon?
The League of Nations and the honour of nations
A woman in a dress
A doormat
Manchuria
Who is applying a "Face saving kit" to the League of Nations?
The USA
China
Japan
Lord Lytton (Britain)
What is the message of the cartoon?
The Japanese are nasty people
The League is able to endure anything and still looks fabulous, darlings
The British are allowing the Japanese to walk over the League and are only caring about the public perception, not stopping them
The British give the best makeovers
What does the lady with the sword and scales represent?
Justice
The League of Nations
A warrior goddess
Japanese military aggression
What do the monkeys represent?
See no evil, Hear no evil, Speak no evil
The League of Nations
People pretending they don't know that Japan is doing bad things
All of the above
What is the message of the cartoon?
The League of Nations are run by monkeys
The League will not bring Justice, because they refuse to acknowledge the bad things the Italians have done
All judges are monkeys
The Japanese are monkeys and should die by the sword
What is the Briand Pact?
The Kellogg-Briand pact was an agreement not to use war to settle any country's problems.
The Kellogg-Briand pact was an agreement not to divide the territory of China
The Kellogg-Briand pact was an agreement to limit the size of Japan's navy
The Kellogg-Briand pact was an agreement with Hitler, to fight against Communists
What is the message of the cartoon?
Japan is getting ready for war
The Japanese attack on Manchuria is destroying their promise in the Kellogg-Briand Pact
The Japanese are very ugly (What a racist cartoon)
If you want peace, prepare for war
What two conferences were a failure from the beginning ?
Genoa and World Disarmament
Young and Dawes
Washington Naval and Anglo-Russian Trade
Treaty of Rapallo and Paris Peace
The ____ was an attempt to get countries to decrease their military after they agreed to in the Treaty of Versailles and the covenant of the League of Nations. No powers reduced their military because they were concerned with national interests and security for themselves.
Washington Naval Conference 1921-1922
World Disarmament Conference 1932-1933
Locarno Treaties 1925
Kellogg-Briand Pact 1928
Pick the BEST definition of the Appeasement Policy.
It was a policy to ensure that the aggressors are not punished for their deeds so that war would not happen.
Appeasement was to ensure that the Fascist powers feel safe.
A diplomatic policy of making political, material, or territorial concessions to an aggressive power in order to avert a possibility of war.
The policy of making concessions to dictatorial powers in order to avoid conflict.
Which of the following are possible reasons why Japan invaded?
Increasing population on mainland Japan
A belief in their racial superiority
China's weakness
China was acting aggressively
Who did the League 'commission' to investigate and report on the invasion?
The Lyndon commission
The Lytton commission
The Lymington commission
The Little commission
Which of the following are correct statements concerning the League commission into the invasion?
By the time it reported Japan had overrun Manchuria
It scolded China, but condemned Japan's invasion
It ordered Manchuria to be returned to China
Japan refused and left the League
It was a good example of how arbitration could work
Which of the following are 'valid' statements about the League's involvement in over Manchuria?
It acted decisively
The Lytton commission was quick to report
It was a 'disaster' - Japan was a permanent member of the Council
It undermined the principle of collective security
