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Interwar, World War II, and The Cold War ONE of these things is NOT like the others… • • • • Poland the Rhineland the Sudetenland Austria ONE of these things is NOT like the others… • • • • Cubism Surrealism Romanticism Dadaism ONE of these things is NOT like the others… • • • • Volksgemeinschaft Einsatzgruppen Unmenschlich Anschluss ONE of these things is NOT like the others… • • • • “New Economic Program” “Great Leap Forward” “Collectivization” “Five-Year Plan” ONE of these things is NOT like the others… • • • • Tehran Conference Yalta Conference Postdam Conference Bretton-Woods Conference ONE of these things is NOT like the others… • • • • Poland the Rhineland the Sudetenland Austria • Austria was NOT “taken” by the Germans. The “Anschluss” united them, but there was no “invasion” ONE of these things is NOT like the others… • • • • Cubism Surrealism Romanticism Dadaism • Romanticism was NOT a 20th Century art movement. The rest were. ONE of these things is NOT like the others… • • • • Volksgemeinschaft Einsatzgruppen Unmenschlich Anschluss • “Anschluss” was the union of Germany and Austria. The others were “Nazi terms” of state and racial order. ONE of these things is NOT like the others… • • • • “New Economic Program” “Great Leap Forward” “Collectivization” “Five-Year Plan” • The “Great Leap Forward” was Chinese Communist leader Mao Ze Dong’s term. The others were associated with economic reform in Russia. ONE of these things is NOT like the others… • • • • Tehran Conference Yalta Conference Postdam Conference Bretton-Woods Conference • The Bretton-Woods Conference was a postwar economic conference. The others were political conferences. 1. Which of the following countries steadfastly refused to grant women to vote, even though several other European nations granted women’s suffrage between 1914 and 1925? a. b. c. d. France Great Britain Germany Finland 2. Which of the following was argued by Freud in his Interpretation of Dreams? a. There is a repressed part of the human psyche where all sorts of desires are more or less hidden b. There is a personality type-homosexual- that can be identified by traits such as effeminate behavior in males c. Overstimulation causes both individual and national deterioration d. There is a rational side of human existence and a “Dionysian” side that is expressed by primal urges 3. In Russia, what resulted from the establishment of the Duma? a. Soviets rose to power and eventually overthrew the tsar b. Little changed because the tsar could dismiss the Duma and force new elections. c. The Duma and the tsar worked closely together to implement reform in Russia. d. Aristocrats returned to power because they controlled the most important seats. 4. The civil war in Russia between 1918 and 1922 brought with of the following to power? a. b. c. d. V.I. Lenin Joseph Stalin Leon Trotsky Grigori Raspitin 5. Who made Benito Mussolini prime minister in 1922? a. b. c. d. V.I. Lenin Adolf Hitler King Victor Emmanuel III Nicholas II 6. What were the effects of the United States stock market crash in 1929? a. There were no effects outside the United States, which recovered within a year. b. Germany and Great Britain were able to regain their position at the forefront of worldwide industry. c. Economic disaster circle the globe making militarism and authoritarianism seem appealing to many. d. The American Socialism Movement was able to gain powers briefly. 7. Which of the following was a prominent cause of the stock market crash in 1929? a. b. c. d. An accounting error A drop in purchases of new technologies Reckless investment using borrowed money The Federal Reserve Bank loosening the availability of credit 8. Which of the following was not a factor in Hitler’s rise to power in 1933? a. His effective use of media to criticize the Weimar government b. Concerns among conservative elites of the growing Communist influence in Germany c. The view among several political elites that Hitler could be easily manipulated d. The majority of the Nazi Party membership being over age forty 9. Which of the following did not participate in the Spanish Civil War(1936-1939) a. b. c. d. Great Britain Germany Italy Russia 10. Which country invaded Poland with Germany in 1939? a. b. c. d. Italy Czechoslovakia Russia Spain 11. Which of the following was a consequence of the German invasion of Russia in 1941? a. The United States entered the war. b. Russian army was severely weakened and unable to fight for much of the remainder of the war c. Harsh winter prevented a quick victory and hampered the overall war effort for Germany d. Stalin discredited for having made an alliance with Germany and sent into exile 12. Which of the following did not occur after World War II ended? a. Refuges quickly found housing vacated by those killed during the war b. Colonized peoples no longer exhibited deference to their European dominators c. Western values changed drastically. d. New competition for territory arose among the Allied powers. 13. All of the following were factors in the origin of the Cold War except a. Stalin’s belief that Roosevelt and Churchill were deliberately allowing the USSR to bear the brunt of casualties in World War II. b. hostility towards the Soviets that originated as far back as the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917. c. early efforts to exclude the Soviet Union from the United Nations. d. Stalin’s perceived need for a buffer zone to protect the Soviet Union from western menace. 14. The division of which of the following established the border between Eastern and Western Superpowers? a. b. c. d. Czechoslovakia Germany Poland Berlin 15. After WWII, governments in both East and West a. increased the role of the free market in spurring economic growth b. Developed more comprehensive welfare states c. Reduced their bureaucratic roles in shaping society and the economy d. Took less active roles in the lives of their citizens 1. Which of the following countries steadfastly refused to grant women to vote, even though several other European nations granted women’s suffrage between 1914 and 1925? a. b. c. d. France Great Britain Germany Finland 2. Which of the following was argued by Freud in his Interpretation of Dreams? a. There is a repressed part of the human psyche where all sorts of desires are more or less hidden b. There is a personality type-homosexual- that can be identified by traits such as effeminate behavior in males c. Overstimulation causes both individual and national deterioration d. There is a rational side of human existence and a “Dionysian” side that is expressed by primal urges 3. In Russia, what resulted from the establishment of the Duma? a. Soviets rose to power and eventually overthrew the tsar b. Little changed because the tsar could dismiss the Duma and force new elections. c. The Duma and the tsar worked closely together to implement reform in Russia. d. Aristocrats returned to power because they controlled the most important seats. 4. The civil war in Russia between 1918 and 1922 brought with of the following to power? a. b. c. d. V.I. Lenin Joseph Stalin Leon Trotsky Grigori Raspitin 5. Who made Benito Mussolini prime minister in 1922? a. b. c. d. V.I. Lenin Adolf Hitler King Victor Emmanuel III Nicholas II 6. What were the effects of the United States stock market crash in 1929? a. There were no effects outside the United States, which recovered within a year. b. Germany and Great Britain were able to regain their position at the forefront of worldwide industry. c. Economic disaster circle the globe making militarism and authoritarianism seem appealing to many. d. The American Socialism Movement was able to gain powers briefly. 7. Which of the following was a prominent cause of the stock market crash in 1929? a. b. c. d. An accounting error A drop in purchases of new technologies Reckless investment using borrowed money The Federal Reserve Bank loosening the availability of credit 8. Which of the following was not a factor in Hitler’s rise to power in 1933? a. His effective use of media to criticize the Weimar government b. Concerns among conservative elites of the growing Communist influence in Germany c. The view among several political elites that Hitler could be easily manipulated d. The majority of the Nazi Party membership being over age forty 9. Which of the following did not participate in the Spanish Civil War(1936-1939) a. b. c. d. Great Britain Germany Italy Russia 10. Which country invaded Poland with Germany in 1939? a. b. c. d. Italy Czechoslovakia Russia Spain 11. Which of the following was a consequence of the German invasion of Russia in 1941? a. The United States entered the war. b. Russian army was severely weakened and unable to fight for much of the remainder of the war c. Harsh winter prevented a quick victory and hampered the overall war effort for Germany d. Stalin discredited for having made an alliance with Germany and sent into exile 12. Which of the following did not occur after World War II ended? a. Refuges quickly found housing vacated by those killed during the war b. Colonized peoples no longer exhibited deference to their European dominators c. Western values changed drastically. d. New competition for territory arose among the Allied powers. 13. All of the following were factors in the origin of the Cold War except a. Stalin’s belief that Roosevelt and Churchill were deliberately allowing the USSR to bear the brunt of casualties in World War II. b. hostility towards the Soviets that originated as far back as the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917. c. early efforts to exclude the Soviet Union from the United Nations. d. Stalin’s perceived need for a buffer zone to protect the Soviet Union from western menace. 14. The division of which of the following established the border between Eastern and Western Superpowers? a. b. c. d. Czechoslovakia Germany Poland Berlin 15. After WWII, governments in both East and West a. increased the role of the free market in spurring economic growth b. Developed more comprehensive welfare states c. Reduced their bureaucratic roles in shaping society and the economy d. Took less active roles in the lives of their citizens ( _____, _____, _____ ) Conclusion Statements _____ wanted ____, and so he ____, somebody action something but ____, so _____. some… …one this happened …thing …body Topics: 1. Nazi Germany 4. Harry Truman 2. The Surrealists 5. John Maynard Keynes 3. Joseph Stalin “Brain Dump” Write EVERYTHING THAT COMES TO MIND when you see the following pictures Germany invades Denmark and Norway April 1940 Construction of the Berlin Wall, August 1961