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WorksheetsUnit 7 Review
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
What ideology mixes extreme nationalism with authoritarianism?
Fascism
Patriotism
Authoritarianism
Imperialism
What was one of the major causes of the Great Depression?
The Long Depression
The Cold War
The Industrial Revolution
If you wanted to study the structure of global society, which of the following would you study?
Communities
Networks
Production
Globalization
Which of the three frames would you use to study the movement of goods and people?
Scale-switching
Production
Networks
Communities
What was the goal of the organization of the League of Nations?
To boost nationalism
To defeat fascism
To determine the causes of war
To create a better world order
How did industrialization affect New industrial nations?
New industry
New industrial powers
New industrial economies
New industrial societies
What was the main consequence of the Treaty of Versailles?
The breakup of the German Empire
The major French expansion
The German Empire grew
The British Empire collapsed
How did the war cause the spread of disease?
Contaminated troops
New kinds of armies used
Armies used biological weapons
Troops were not vaccinated
How did local and national economies change after World War I?
There was a global petroleum crisis
Most industries collapsed
While international trade increased
New industries emerged
What was the consequence of the collapse of the Ottoman Empire?
Turkish leaders took power
There was a new Turkish leader
The Turkish leaders were exiled
The Turkish Empire expanded
How did the Bolsheviks change Russia?
The Bolsheviks established a communist state
The Bolsheviks established a monarchy
The Bolsheviks established a democracy
The Bolsheviks established a republic
Why was World War I labelled 'The Great War'?
Its ability to end empires
Its involvement of many countries
Its command of new technology
Its unprecedented scale
What caused the Great Depression?
People took all their money out of banks
Threat of war
The US economy collapsed
A series of poor government decisions
Why did the League of Nations fail?
It was always limited in its power
It did not include the US
It failed to stop Britain and France
It was too powerful
Why was internationalism a threat to fascism?
Internationalism was emerging
Internationalism opposed fascist thought
Internationalism was supported by fascists
Fascists thought it was weak
Which of the following is a method of taking advantage of global networks?
Taking advantage of global trade
Pushing boundaries
Building relationships
Mobilizing the masses
While communism in Stalin’s Soviet Union embraced class struggle, what did fascism reject?
Fascism rejected class struggle
Fascism used class struggle
Fascism embraced class struggle
Fascism ignored class struggle
How did the British and Soviets respond to Nazi Germany?
The Soviets and British both attacked
They had a non-aggression pact
They both attacked Germany
The British and Soviets both declared war
According to John Green, how was food a difficulty for Germany during World War II?
Empires took food
Sieged cities were starved
Germany imported food
Food was plentiful
Why were Jewish pregnant women killed in Nazi camps?
They were seen as unable to work
They could not be used for labor
They were in the way
The Nazis were cruel
What was the T4 program?
A Nazi program for euthanasia
A Nazi program for propaganda
A Nazi program for education
A Nazi program for transportation
What does Gar Alperovitz claim about the use of the atomic bomb?
He claims that it was unnecessary
He claims it was justified
He claims Truman was right
He claims Truman was wrong
