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The Road to WWII (Part one)

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Question 1

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What did Woodrow Wilson want out of the peace treaties of 1919?
Answer
  • Germany to be broken up and crippled as much as possible
  • Germany to be punished but not too harshly as to avoid it taking revenge
  • Germany to lose its military forces but be able to do well economically

Question 2

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The Big Three had different opinions during the peace treaties of WWI but were able to negotiate and agree on almost all of the terms.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 3

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How much money in reparations did the Treaty of Versailles demand from Germany?
Answer
  • 6,6 million pounds
  • 6,6 billion pounds
  • 7,7 million pounds
  • 7,7 billion pounds

Question 4

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What punishments towards Germany did the Treaty of Versailles take?
Answer
  • Land and Colonies were taken or divided
  • Armed forces were greatly reduced
  • Germany was not allowed to join the League of Nations
  • Reparation payments had to be met
  • Germany had to accept the guilt of WWI
  • Berlin wall was built up
  • The Ruhr was invaded
  • Germany was bombed

Question 5

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Which troops invaded the Ruhr region in Germany in 1923 once it had gone into passive resistance?
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  • French and Belgian
  • French and British
  • Belgian and British
  • British and American

Question 6

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Everyone at the peace treaties had eventually agreed to the League of Nations being set up.
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  • True
  • False

Question 7

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[blank_start]42[blank_end] countries were in the league to begin with
Answer
  • 42

Question 8

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The league of nations faced some membership issues [blank_start]Russia and the USA[blank_end] refused to join and [blank_start]Germany[blank_end] was not allowed to join
Answer
  • Russia and the USA
  • Germany and the USA
  • Germany and Russia
  • Britain
  • Germany
  • Russia

Question 9

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What was the council in the League of Nations allowed to do?
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  • use military force
  • impose sanctions
  • could only advise
  • handle the budget

Question 10

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The council met [blank_start]once a year[blank_end]
Answer
  • once a year
  • once a month
  • twice a year
  • twice a month
  • whenever there was an emergency

Question 11

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What could the assembly do?
Answer
  • impose sanctions
  • use military force
  • recommend action
  • chose permanent and temporary members to join the L.O.N

Question 12

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The [blank_start]Permanent Court of Justice[blank_end] gave advise and made decisions based on peace, but had no power to enforce their decisions
Answer
  • Permanent Court of Justice

Question 13

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The Refugees Commission in the League of Nations successfully returned [blank_start]400,000[blank_end] prisoners back to their homes.
Answer
  • 400,000
  • 500,000
  • 600,000

Question 14

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The health committee was regarded as the most successful part of the L.O.N
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 15

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Why did Mussolini get away with invading the greek island Corfu in 1923?
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  • Because Italy had ties with France
  • Because Italy had ties with Britain
  • Because the Leauge of Nations did not have enough evidence to condemn Italy
  • The League did not have enough power

Question 16

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What happened in 1925, that was regarded as a success for the League?
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  • The League stopped a war from breaking out between Greece and Bulgaria
  • The League settled a border dispute in the Aanland islands
  • The League stopped a war from breaking out between Sweden and Finnland
  • The Health committee successfully prevented plagues in Siberia

Question 17

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Which President built up the League of Nations? President [blank_start]Wilson[blank_end]
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  • Wilson

Question 18

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Which countries were a part of the League of Nations?
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  • France
  • Britain
  • Italy
  • Japan
  • The USA
  • Germany
  • Russia
  • Bulgaria

Question 19

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In [blank_start]1934[blank_end] Russia joined the League of Nations
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  • 1934
  • 1925
  • 1919
  • 1940

Question 20

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In [blank_start]1926[blank_end] Germany was allowed to join the League of Nations
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  • 1926
  • 1920
  • 1945
  • 1932

Question 21

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What problems did the League face when dealing with the Abyssinian crisis
Answer
  • France and Britain were afraid of Mussolini's powers
  • Britain and France had difficulties negotiating
  • Japan was unwilling to help impose sanctions
  • The canal crisis

Question 22

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During the depression countries had decided to put up Parochial policies to protect their countries economy's. The USA [blank_start]was no longer going to enforce sanctions[blank_end] to maintain trade. Britain decided to no longer [blank_start]do anything in international disputes[blank_end] while its economy was not intact. Japan [blank_start]rearmed[blank_end] in an attempt to [blank_start]take goods from other countries[blank_end]. Germany was [blank_start]planning to regain power[blank_end]. Italy was [blank_start]building overseas empires[blank_end] to distract from economic problems.
Answer
  • was no longer going to enforce sanctions
  • do anything in international disputes
  • rearmed
  • take goods from other countries
  • maintain stable
  • left the L.O.N
  • stay out of harm
  • planning to regain power
  • building overseas empires

Question 23

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Which countries were directly involved in the Manchurian Crisis?
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  • Japan and China
  • Japan and Italy
  • Italy and China
  • France and Italy
  • Britain and China

Question 24

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What was China's response to the Manchurian Crisis?
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  • appealed to the League
  • did nothing
  • left the League of Nations
  • argued for self defence

Question 25

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What was Japan's Response to the Manchurian Crisis?
Answer
  • appealed to the League
  • argued for self defence
  • did nothing
  • left the League of Nations

Question 26

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After the League of Nations found Japan guily, Japan left the League of Nations and attacked China (Jehol).
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 27

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Why did the League of Nations not condemn Japan for the Manchurian Crisis?
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  • Because Japan acted in self-defence
  • They did not have enough evidence
  • The US refused to help the L.O.N by imposing trade sanctions
  • They were afraid of Japan's response
  • Manchuria was far away
  • No members were willing to use their own recourses to solve the problem

Question 28

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[blank_start]90[blank_end] percent voted yes for the plebiscite of returning the [blank_start]Saar[blank_end] region back to Germany
Answer
  • 90
  • Saar

Question 29

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The reoccupation of the Rhineland was a risk for Hitler because the [blank_start]Locarno[blank_end] Treaties forbid Germany from rearming the Rhineland and because Hitler only had [blank_start]22,000[blank_end] soldiers marching with him.
Answer
  • Locarno
  • 22,000

Question 30

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Hitler supported the [blank_start]rebels[blank_end] in the Spanish Civil War. This helped create a bond between Hitler and [blank_start]Mussolini[blank_end]
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  • right-wing rebels
  • communists
  • spanish army
  • Mussolini
  • Clemenceau
  • Wilson
  • David Lloyd George
  • Spain
  • Japan

Question 31

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Anschluss with [blank_start]Austria[blank_end] happened in 1938
Answer
  • Austria

Question 32

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Hitler had promised that Czechoslovakia had nothing to fear from Germany
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 33

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What was the Munich Agreement on the 29th September about?
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  • Hitler's claim in Czechoslovakia
  • Disarmament
  • The League of Nations
  • Britain's secret appeasement agreement with Hilter
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