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11th SS Diagnostics Tri 2 2019-2020

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

The scene described in this passage is most closely associated with the:

a)

policy of nonalignment

b)

doctrine of containment

c)

impact of modern war technology

d)

effects of industrialization on the environment

2.

This 1941 cartoon expresses the opinion that the policy of appeasement

a)

poses no threat to peace

b)

will not be tolerated

c)

is costly but necessary

d)

is shortsighted and unwise

3.

These cartoons were published immediately after

a)

the Russo-Japanese War

b)

World War I

c)

World War II

d)

the Cold War

4.

Which ideas best represent the cartoonists’ views about the ability of the League of Nations to function?

a)

Cartoonist A is distrustful and Cartoonist B is hopeful.

b)

Cartoonist A is watchful and Cartoonist B is guarded.

c)

Cartoonist A is fearful and Cartoonist B is uneasy.

d)

Cartoonist A is optimistic and Cartoonist B is pessimistic.

5.
Base your answers to questions 28 and 29 on the passage below and on your knowledge of social studies. 28. A historian could best use this passage to study which topic of World War I?
a)
(1) events that started the war
b)
(2) impact of combat on civilians
c)
(3) equipment utilized by soldiers
d)
(4) propaganda that supported the war effort
6.
29. Which claim can best be supported by this passage?
a)
(1) New technology made warfare more destructive.
b)
(2) Warfare had a limited impact on the environment.
c)
(3) Countries engaged in war were punished for their actions.
d)
(4) Illness and disease took many lives.
7.

In the 19th century, the idea of Social Darwinism was used by Europeans to justify their policy of

a)

multiculturalism

b)

imperialism

c)

national self-determination

d)

secular humanism

8.
9. Which factor caused many European countries to become involved in World War I?
a)

religious obligations

b)

entangling alliances

c)

communist ideologies

d)

opposition to fascism

9.
11. How did the political map of Europe change immediately after World War I?
a)
(1) Newly independent countries were formed from the Austro-Hungarian territory.
b)
(2) Germany’s territory expanded to include the Netherlands and Belgium.
c)
(3) Russia gained control of Serbia and Bosnia.
d)
(4) The Ottoman Empire dominated northern Africa.
10.
15. After World War II, the actions taken by the Nuremberg Tribunal demonstrated that
a)
(1) communism would be limited to Central Europe
b)
(2) imperialism would no longer be tolerated in Africa and Asia
c)
(3) policies of apartheid would be eliminated
d)
(4) persons who committed wartime atrocities would be held accountable