Chapter 26 + 27 Study Guide

1. 
   Following the Paris peace treaties, all of the following transpired EXCEPT:
   

2. 
   Following the end of World War I, a state of normalcy:
   

3. 
   A major financial impact resulting from World War I was:
   

4. 
   The war resulted in the following for labor unions:
   

5. 
   Leon Trotsky’s military forces were opposed by the:
   

6. 
   Trotsky gave all of the following rationale to support his policy of power through terror EXCEPT:
   

7. 
   The New Economic Policy was devised by:
   

8. 
   Leon Trotsky championed all of the following ideas EXCEPT:
   

9. 
   Joseph Stalin gained power by virtue of his:
   

10. 
    The Third International sect of the European socialist movement was also known as the:
    

11. 
    The Bolsheviks made all of the following changes affecting women EXCEPT:
    

12. 
    Most scholars agree that all of the following adjectives could be applied fascist governments except:
    

13. 
    In support of various policies, Mussolini was all the following EXCEPT:
    

14. 
    The fascists’ seizure off the Italian government can be primarily attributed to the:
    

15. 
    Mussolini’s success can be attributed to all of the following EXCEPT:
    

16. 
    The Latern Accord of 1929 established that:
    

17. 
    Despite the government’s pressure on women to be homemakers, women in Fascist Italy made up the following percentage of the Italian workforce:
    

18. 
    The Fascist government in Italy encouraged women to have children by doing all of the following EXCEPT:
    

19. 
    What was the political character of France’s Chamber of Duties?
    

20. 
    France formed a pact with which three Eastern Europeam countries, known as the Little Entente?
    

21. 
    In 1923, French Forces occupied the following region in the German Rhineland, in attempt to force Germany to make reparations for World War I:
    

22. 
    A conservative leader in Great Britain, Stanley Baldwin tried to remedy the country’s economic woes by:
    

23. 
    In 1926, the following labor group started a strike that soon found sympathetic workers in other trades:
    

24. 
    The following can be said about the successor states in Eastern Europe EXCEPT:
    

25. 
    The new Poland was constructed from all of the following countries EXCEPT:
    

26. 
    Which successor state avoided a self-imposed authoritarian government?
    

27. 
    Who was the Hungarian communist Stalin had executed after the fall of the Hungarian Soviet Republic?
    

28. 
    Royal dictatorships were imposed in:
    

29. 
    In the 1920s, German politics parties were mainly:
    

30. 
    The Weimar constitution:
    

31. 
    In 1920, an armed insurrection took place in Berlin. The insurrection is also referred to as the:
    

32. 
    The U.S. dollar increased in value in comparison to the German mark by what percentage, from 1914 to 1921?
    

33. 
    The Nazis’ Twenty-Five Points progam called for all of the following EXCEPT:
    

34. Which of the following was NOT a factor that contributed to the intense severity and the extended length of the Great Depression in Europe?

34. 
    Most money the Allies collected in war reparations went to:
    

35. 
    In 1924 this plan reorganized the administration and transfer of reparations, which, in turn, smoothed the debt repayments to the United States:
    

36. 
    The Wall Street crash of October 1929 was the result of:
    

37. 
    In the summer of 1932 this, ended the era of reparations:
    

38. 
    One result of the economic crisis of the depression was the emergence of a body of economic thought first set forth in 1936 in General Theory of Employment, Interests, and Money by:
    

39. 
    Which of the following did the British National Government NOT do to attack the depression?
    

40. 
    The 1936 Popular Front government of France consisted of an alliance of all of the following political parties EXCEPT the:
    

41. 
    The purpose of this coalition was to preserve the republic and press for social reform:
    

42. 
    All of the following is true of Blum’s labor policy Except:
    

43. 
    The outflow of foreign capital from Germany beginning in 1928 undermined the brief prosperity and resulted in crisis ending:
    

44. 
    German unemployment from March 1930 to March 1932:
    

45. 
    By 1993, the Nazi storm troopers (SA) had:
    

46. 
    The 1932 presidential elections resulted in:
    

47. 
    Adolph Hitler became Chancellor of Germany:
    

48. 
    Support for Hitler was particularly strong among groups such as:
    

49. 
    All of the following were steps toward Hitler’s consolidation of power EXCEPT the:
    

50. 
    The suspending of civil liberties and arrests of communists or alleged communists was a direct result of:
    

51. 
    The 1935 Nuremburg laws:
    

52. 
    Nazi policy called for German women to do all of the following EXCEPT:
    

53. 
    The fascists had promised to stabilize Italian:
    

54. 
    Mussolini desperately sought to make Italy self- sufficient with this key product:
    

55. 
    From the mid-1920s, Italian labor unions:
    

56. 
    One purpose of the Institute for Industrial Reconstruction was:
    

57. 
    What response did the League of Nations take after Italy’s 1935 invasion of Ethiopia?
    

58. 
    Under fascism, Italy saw all of the following EXCEPT:
    

59. 
    While the capitalist economies of Western Europe floundered in the Great Depression, the Soviet Union undertook:
    

60. 
    Between 1928 and 1940, Soviet industrial production:
    

61. 
    Government- set prices for grain in the Soviet Union resulted in all of the following EXCEPT:
    

62. 
    All of the following is true of collectivization EXCEPT:
    

63. 
    The Soviet Communist Party was _______ in its ideology
    

64. 
    Between 1928 and 1932 approximately, _______ million peasants left the countryside, a migration unprecedented in European history.
    

65. 
    Soviet citizens survived for all of these reasons EXCEPT:
    

66. 
    Many foreign contemporaries looked at the Soviet economic experiment:
    

67. 
    The pretext for the onset of this was the assassination of Sergei Kirov on December 1, 1934: