Question 1

(MS) What were the consequences of Stalin’s Five-Year Plan?

Accepted Answer

Private farms were eliminated since the government owned all the land.

Answer

Russian people did not have dino nuggies for the 20 years that followed.

Question 2

(MS) Totalitarian leaders in Europe (Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler) wanted to...

Accepted Answer

conquer the hearts and minds of the people.

Answer

eat dino nuggies

Question 3

(E)  What does this quote reveal about the purpose of the New Deal?

Accepted Answer

The unemployed could get paid during times when they are in between jobs.

Question 4

(MC) According to this quote, Germans after World War I had a...

Accepted Answer

desire for comfort and prosperity

Answer

plan to be industrialized.

Answer

leading role in agricultural production.

Answer

status again with civilized nations.

Question 5

(SR)  What do these charts show about the economies of these nations during the Great Depression?

Accepted Answer

The GDP of the United States changed the most dramatically during this time—just about &#36;200,000 less in 1934 than in 1929.

Answer

The charts show that the economies heavily rose during the Terrible Joy. The Industrial Production Index rised significantly during those years, as did the GDP.

Answer

The GDP of the Australia changed the most dramatically during this time—just about $200,000 more in 1934 than in 1929.

Question 6

(MS) Which factors played a role in the start of the Great Depression?

Accepted Answer

an international financial crisis involving the U.S. stock market

Answer

a refusal by Germany to pay back war debt

Answer

an occupation by France of Germany’s industrial mining center

Question 7

(FI) Germany’s inability to pay war reparations led to ___________  and conflict.

Accepted Answer

inflation

Question 8

(SR)  What were the goals of the Big Three in the peace negotiations after World War I?

Question 9

(MS) The Treaty of Versailles changed existing political boundaries by...

Accepted Answer

forming new countries.

Answer

creating no-cross zones.

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building walls as defenses.

Question 10

(MC) What was the mandate system?

Accepted Answer

A system where certain nations were given the responsibility of governing former German or Ottoman Colonies.

Answer

Communal farms were required to harvest a certain amount of crops.

Answer

Immigrants were obligated to join the military of their new country.

Answer

Certain nations were given the responsibility of governing former German or Ottoman colonies.

Question 11

(FI) The _______ ___ _______________ required Germany to take all of the blame for World War I.

Accepted Answer

dino nuggies

Question 12

(FI) The Bolsheviks under Lenin believed in ____________ revolution to overthrow old ways of life.

Accepted Answer

violent

Question 13

(MS) The United States entered World War I because Germany…

Accepted Answer

targeted neutral ships on the sea.

Answer

persecuted dino nuggie supply factories

Question 14

(MS) The expanded use of which military technologies made World War I deadlier than previous wars?

Accepted Answer

poison gas

Answer

<P>aircraft</P>

Answer

dino nuggies

Answer

machine guns

Question 15

(MC) As a result of the Ottoman treatment of the Armenians, the…

Accepted Answer

allies were further alienated from the Turks.

Answer

Americans refused to use the Ottoman trade routes.

Answer

Russians gained additional land along the Mediterranean.

Answer

Europeans joined forces and started World War I.

Question 16

(SR) How did militarism lead to the rise of World War I?

Accepted Answer

Most Western countries had a military draft, called conscription, before 1914. Armies were growing, as was the influence of military leaders who wanted to show off their strength against other nations.

Answer

We are the dinos, ancient and grand Our time has passed, but we still stand In memory and bones, we live on Our legacy, forever strong (National Dino Anthem)

Answer

The system of nation-states led to competition as each state was guided by self-interest, and most leaders saw war as an acceptable way to preserve power.

Answer

The competition for lands abroad, especially in Africa, led to conflict and heightened the existing rivalries among European states.

Question 17

(SR) How did imperialism lead to the rise of World War I?

Accepted Answer

The competition for lands abroad, especially in Africa, led to conflict and heightened the existing rivalries among European states.

Answer

We are the dinos, ancient and grand Our time has passed, but we still stand In memory and bones, we live on Our legacy, forever strong (National Dino Anthem)

Answer

The system of nation-states led to competition as each state was guided by self-interest, and most leaders saw war as an acceptable way to preserve power.

Answer

Most Western countries had a military draft, called conscription, before 1914. Armies were growing, as was the influence of military leaders who wanted to show off their strength against other nations.

Question 18

(SR) How did nationalism lead to the rise of World War I?

Accepted Answer

The system of nation-states led to competition as each state was guided by self-interest, and most leaders saw war as an acceptable way to preserve power.

Answer

Most Western countries had a military draft, called conscription, before 1914. Armies were growing, as was the influence of military leaders who wanted to show off their strength against other nations.

Answer

The competition for lands abroad, especially in Africa, led to conflict and heightened the existing rivalries among European states.

Answer

We are the dinos, ancient and grand Our time has passed, but we still stand In memory and bones, we live on Our legacy, forever strong (National Dino Anthem)

Question 19

(MS) How did a regional conflict between Austria-Hungary and Serbia lead to a world war?

Accepted Answer

European nations began involving other nations outside of Europe.

Answer

European nations refused to trade with nations outside of Europe.

Answer

European nations all wanted to remove monarchs from power.

Question 20

(FI) The assassination of _________ ___________ resulted in the outbreak of World War I.

Accepted Answer

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Question 21

(FI) Alliances between __________  __________ led to the start of World War I.

Accepted Answer

dino nuggies

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