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(#101) Which revolution was
associated with
steel, chemicals, electricity and oil instead
of textiles and steam?
• A The Enlightenment
• B First Industrial
Revolution
• C The Great Depression
• D Second Industrial
Revolution
• E Imperialism
(#101) Which revolution was
associated with
steel, chemicals, electricity and oil instead
of textiles and steam?
• A The Enlightenment
• B First Industrial
Revolution
• C The Great Depression
• D Second Industrial
Revolution
• E Imperialism
(#102)The policy of extending a nation’s authority
by territorial acquisition or by establishing
economic and political hegemony over other
nations is..?
• A Great Reform Bill
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B Intolerable acts
• C Scramble for Africa
• D Continental system
• E Imperialism
(#102)The policy of extending a nation’s authority
by territorial acquisition or by establishing
economic and political hegemony over other
nations is..?
• A Great Reform Bill

B Intolerable acts
• C Scramble for Africa
• D Continental system
• E Imperialism
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(#103)What were the three
states of the Triple Entente?
• A Great Britain, Germany,
and Austria
• B Italy, France, and Russia
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Great Britain, France, and
Russia
• D Germany, Italy, and
Poland
• E Austria, France, Great
Britain
(#103)What were the three
states of the Triple Entente?
• A Great Britain, Germany,
and Austria
• B Italy, France, and Russia
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Great Britain,
France, and Russia
• D Germany, Italy, and
Poland
• E Austria, France, Great
Britain
(#104) Bismarck was successful at maintaining
the complicated system of secret treaties among
his allies until who came to the German throne?
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A Kaiser William II
• B Kaiser William lll
• C Leo von Caprivi
• D Alfred von Tirpitz
• E Hindenburg
(#104)Bismarck was successful at maintaining
the complicated system of secret treaties among
his allies until who came to the German throne?
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A Kaiser William II
• B Kaiser William lll
• C Leo von Caprivi
• D Alfred von Tirpitz
• E Hindenburg
(#105)What was the result of the
Balkan Wars?
• A They resulted in
demands for the revision
of the Paris settlement
• B They resulted in forging
the Triple Entente
• C They resulted in World
war l
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D They resulted in
renewed antagonism
between Bulgaria and the
other Balkan states,
especially Serbia
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E all of the above
(#105)What was the result of the
Balkan Wars?
• A They resulted in
demands for the revision
of the Paris settlement
• B They resulted in forging
the Triple Entente
• C They resulted in World
war l
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D They resulted in
renewed antagonism
between Bulgaria and
the other Balkan states,
especially Serbia
(#106) Who was Lenin’s chief
collaborator in 1917, and later leader
of the Red Army?
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A Adolf Hitler
B Alexander Kerensky
C Ludendorff
D Leon Trotsky
E Joseph Stalin
(#106) Who was Lenin’s chief
collaborator in 1917, and later leader
of the Red Army?
• A Adolf Hitler
• B Alexander Kerensky
• C Ludendorff
• D Leon Trotsky
• E Joseph Stalin
(#107)What included governmental
confiscation of banks, transport
facilities, and heavy industry from
1918-1921?
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A Paris Settlement
B War Communism
C Economic Depression
D Fascist Experiment
E Royal Dictatorships
(#107)What included governmental
confiscation of banks, transport
facilities, and heavy industry from
1918-1921?
• A Paris Settlement
• B War Communism
• C Economic Depression
• D Fascist Experiment
• E Royal Dictatorships
(#108)During what period did Stalin
execute all of the main leaders of his
army and political advocators?
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A The Great Depression
B The Great Purges
C Industrialization of Russia
D During Hitler's rise of power
E During the Fascist
movement in Italy
(#108)During what period did Stalin
execute all of the main leaders of his
army and political advocators?
• A The Great Depression
• B The Great Purges
• C Industrialization of Russia
• D During Hitler's rise of power
• E During the Fascist
movement in Italy
(#109)Whose murder in 1914 resulted in
the outbreak of a war between Serbia and
Austria-Hungary that later escalated to
World War I?
• A Tsar Alexander
• B Otto Von Bismarck
• C Ferdinand ll
 D Francis Ferdinand
• E Frederick ll
(#109)Whose murder in 1914 resulted in
the outbreak of a war between Serbia and
Austria-Hungary that later escalated to
World War I?
• A Tsar Alexander
• B Otto Von Bismarck
• C Ferdinand ll
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D Francis Ferdinand
• E Frederick ll
(#110)What caused the US to enter
World War l in 1917?
• A Germans announced the
resumption of unrestricted
submarine warfare
• B revolution in Russia that
overthrew the tsarist gov
• C the formation of the
Provisional gov
• D the formation of the league
of nations
• E both A and B
(#110)What caused the US to enter
World War l in 1917?
• A Germans announced the
resumption of unrestricted
submarine warfare
• B revolution in Russia that
overthrew the tsarist gov
• C the formation of the
Provisional gov
• D the formation of the league
of nations
• E both A and B
(#111)What were President Wilson’s
idealistic principles that had been
declared America’s war aims?
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A the fifteen points
B the marshall plan
C the fourteen points
D diplomatic
relationships
• E International laws
(#111)What were President Wilson’s
idealistic principles that had been
declared America’s war aims?
• A the fifteen points
• B the marshall plan
• C the fourteen points
• D diplomatic relationships
• E International laws
(#112)A body of sovereign states that agreed
to pursue common policies and to consult in the
common interest, especially when threatened
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A European Union
B The third estate
C Colonies
D Spartacus group
E The League of Nations
(#112)A body of sovereign states that agreed
to pursue common policies and to consult in the
common interest, especially when threatened
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A European Union
B The third estate
C Colonies
D Spartacus group
• E The League of
Nations
(#113)What was the main reason why
the League of Council failed to be
effective ?
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A Had no armed forces
B No government support
C no funding provided
D the league was
demolished
• E President Wilson was
against the League
(#113)What was the main reason why
the League of Council failed to be
effective ?
• A Had no armed forces
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B No government support
C no funding provided
D the league was demolished
E President Wilson was
against the League
(#114) The Spanish Civil War of 19361939 brought who and who closer
together?
• A Spain and Britain
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B Germany and Italy
• C France and Spain
• D Spain and Italy
• E Germany and Russia
(#114) The Spanish Civil War of 19361939 brought who and who closer
together?
• A Spain and Britain

B Germany and Italy
• C France and Spain
• D Spain and Italy
• E Germany and Russia
(#115)The recognition of Italy’s possession of
Rome, Italy’s agreement to pay the papacy a
substantial sum of money, and a concordat was
part of what agreement between Mussolini and
the pope?
• A European settlement
• B Vienna Settlements
• C The Triple Alliance
 D The Lateran Accords
• E the treaty of Versailles
(#115)The recognition of Italy’s possession of
Rome, Italy’s agreement to pay the papacy a
substantial sum of money, and a concordat was
part of what agreement between Mussolini and
the pope?
• A European settlement
• B Vienna Settlements
• C The Triple Alliance
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D The Lateran Accords
• E the treaty of Versailles
(#116)What was a major economic
contributor to the Nazi Party’s rise to
power?
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A The Great Depression
B Hitler's Rule
C The Weimar Republic
D Inflation of economy
E Royal Dictatorships
(#116)What was a major economic
contributor to the Nazi Party’s rise to
power?
• A The Great Depression
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B Hitler's Rule
C The Weimar Republic
D Inflation of economy
E Royal Dictatorships
(#117)How did Hitler violate the
Treaty of Versailles?
• A domination of the Nazi
party
• B By becoming Chancellor
• C By use of propaganda
 D By expanding his army,
and sending troops into the
Rhineland
• E By joining the Nazis
(#117)How did Hitler violate the
Treaty of Versailles?
• A domination of the Nazi
party
• B By becoming Chancellor
• C By use of propaganda
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D By expanding his
army, and sending
troops into the
Rhineland
• E By joining the Nazis
(#118)At which meeting of great
powers was the policy of appeasement
used by the British?
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A The Conference of
Munich
• B Concert of Europe
• C Anschluss
• D formation of Rome
Berlin Axis
• E League of Nations
(#118)At which meeting of great
powers was the policy of appeasement
used by the British?
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A The Conference
of Munich
• B Concert of Europe
• C Anschluss
• D formation of Rome
Berlin Axis
• E League of Nations
(#119)What was the Holocaust of
1938-1945 ?
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A New order of Hitler
B Germinzation
C Enlightenment idea
D German Bombings
E The genocide that
resulted from Hitler’s
execution of the “Final
Solution”
(#119)What was the Holocaust of
1938-1945 ?
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A New order of Hitler
B Germinzation
C Enlightenment idea
D German Bombings
E The genocide that
resulted from
Hitler’s execution of
the “Final Solution”
(#120)What was Stalin’s primary reason
for implementing and prolonging the Berlin
Blockade from 1948-1949?
• A because of world warll
• B to gain political control
 C A loss of skilled labor due
to the migration of
Germans from East to West
and an inefficient economy
• D To gain power over
Berlin
• E to advance war
strategies
(#120)What was Stalin’s primary reason
for implementing and prolonging the Berlin
Blockade from 1948-1949?
• A because of world warll
• B to gain political control
 C A loss of skilled labor
due to the migration of
Germans from East to
West and an inefficient
economy
• D To gain power over
Berlin
• E to advance war
(#121) What were examples of the
Truman Doctrine in action in Asia?
• A US troops giving aid to South
Korea and South Vietnam in an
effort to halt the spread of
Communism
• B sending troops to encourage
the spread of communism
• C providing food, shelter, and
education
• D gaining political control
• E Spread western ideas
(#121) What were examples of the
Truman Doctrine in action in Asia?
• A US troops giving aid to
South Korea and South
Vietnam in an effort to halt
the spread of Communism
• B sending troops to encourage
the spread of communism
• C providing food, shelter, and
education
• D gaining political control
• E Spread western ideas