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Abyssinian Crisis
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- Q1Who was the Leader of Italy in 1935?Victor EmmanuelGaribaldiCamillo CavourBenito Mussolini120s
- Q2What country did Italy invade in 1935?EritreaSudanUgandaAbyssinia120s
- Q3Which event did this invasion have many similarities with?Invasion of PolandInvasion of the RuhrInvasion of the RhinelandInvasion of Manchuria120s
- Q4Which of the following is NOT a reason for Italy going to war?Britain and France already had empires in the area.It needed a place for more Italians to live.It needed raw materialsThousands of Italians already lived in Abyssinia.120s
- Q5Who defeated Italy when they tried to take over Abyssinia in the past?Poorly equipped tribesmen.The well trained and professional Abyssinian army.The USA.The League of Nations.120s
- Q6Mussolini promised to restore the 'Holy Roman Empire'. What does that mean?Conquer as much land as the old Roman Empire used to own.Build more churches in the Empire.Redecorate the Vatican.120s
- Q7Where was the dispute between Italian and Abyssinian soldiers that started the conflict?Woo-wooWall-WallWal-WalWah-Wah120s
- Q8Who was the leader of Abyssinia?Haile HitlerHaile CometHaile SelassieHaile Berry120s
- Q9What was Mussolini doing in secret between Jan and Oct 1935?Trying to find allies.Sent an assassin to kill the Abyssinian leader.Looking for a peaceful solution.Shipping troops to Africa.120s
- Q10Why did Mussolini believe that Britain and France would turn a blind eye to his action in Abyssinia?The Nazi-Soviet PactThe Stresa PactThe Friendship PactThe Alliance Pact120s
- Q11Why did public opinion turn against Mussolini's action in Abyssinia?He faced no resistance from the Abyssinians.He used poison gas against innocent civilians.He boasted how easy it was.120s
- Q12What did the League's investigation into the Wal-Wal incident conclude?Both countries had been set up.Italy were at fault.No one was to blame.Abyssinia were at fault.120s
- Q13When did Mussolini launch his full scale invasion of Abyssinia?October 1935Jan 1936October 1936Jan 1935120s
- Q14What did the league NOT do quickly?Ban oil sales to ItalyBan rubber sales to ItalyBan arms sales to ItalyBan loans to Italy120s
- Q15Why were Britain reluctant to stop selling coal to Italy?3, 000 miners would lose their jobs.300 miners would lose their jobs.30, 000 miners would lose their jobs3 miners would lose their jobs.120s