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WorksheetsManchuria and Abyssinia
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Who was involved in the Manchuria Crisis?
Japan and Korea
Japan and South Korea
Japan and Germany
Japan and China
Who did the League send to try and sort out the dispute in Manchuria?
Lord Lytton
David Lloyd George
Gustav Stresemann
Benito Mussolini
What were Japan a member of in the League of Nations?
Slavery council
Labour council
Secretariat
Permanent council
CAUSES : what did Japan own which ran through parts of Manchuria?
(a)
When did Japan invade Manchuria?
1919
1920
1931
1930
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
The dispute that preceded the Italian invasion of Abyssinia was called the (a) incident.
Which year did Italy start attacking Abyssinia?
(a)
Who could have stopped the Invaders?
(a)
Why did they not stop the invaders?
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
Where is Abyssinia located?
France
Egypt
Ethiopia
Italy
Italian leader who invaded Abyssinia
(a)
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
