Question 1

define the following term:
-"wireless" and the BBC

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The term "wireless" in the context of th

Question 2

define the following term:
-Mein Kampf

Accepted Answer

Mein Kampf, which translates to "My Stru

Question 3

Hitler brought Germany out of the Great Depression

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A) by staging mass rallies. 
B) by printing money. 
C) through rearmament and public works. 
D) by implementing price controls. 
E) by nationalizing key industries. 
A) by staging mass rallies. 
B) by printing money. 
C) through rearmament and public works. 
D) by implementing price controls. 
E) by nationalizing key industries.

Question 4

Mussolini's Fascist dictatorship included all of the following except

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A) a secret police force. 
B) highly popular and well attended Fascists youth organizations. 
C) press laws that censored publications that challenged the state. 
D) the degree of totalitarian control found in Russia and Germany in the 1930s. 
E) control of the Italian parliament after 1924. 
A) a secret police force. 
B) highly popular and well attended Fascists youth organizations. 
C) press laws that censored publications that challenged the state. 
D) the degree of totalitarian control found in Russia and Germany in the 1930s. 
E) control of the Italian parliament after 1924.

Question 5

define the following term:
-Kellogg-Briand pact

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The Kellogg-Briand Pact, also known as t

Question 6

What are the chief characteristics of totalitarianism? Compare and contrast totalitarianism in Soviet Russia, Nazi Germany, and Fascist Italy. Were all successful at fulfilling the goals of totalitarianism?

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Totalitarianism is a political system in

Question 7

"Strength through Joy"

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A) was one of the most effective Nazi propaganda films to be made by German actors, producers, and directors corrupted by Hitler's ideology. 
B) was Fascist Italy's most popular national recreation agency. 
C) monitored and homogenized the leisure time of the German workers. 
D) failed miserably in its attempts to draw German workers to vacation package tours. 
E) was Spain's Franco's attempt to emulate the popular propaganda movements of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. 
A) was one of the most effective Nazi propaganda films to be made by German actors, producers, and directors corrupted by Hitler's ideology. 
B) was Fascist Italy's most popular national recreation agency. 
C) monitored and homogenized the leisure time of the German workers. 
D) failed miserably in its attempts to draw German workers to vacation package tours. 
E) was Spain's Franco's attempt to emulate the popular propaganda movements of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy.

Question 8

define the following term:
-"Woman into the home" and "Mother and Child"

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The term "Woman into the home" is not a

Question 9

define the following term:
-"degenerate" art

Accepted Answer

"Degenerate" art is a term used by the N

Question 10

Other than the Great War having ended, about what was there to be hopeful as the 1920s dawned?

Accepted Answer

As the 1920s dawned, there were several

Question 11

Adolf Hitler lived in Vienna from 1908 to 1913 after his acceptance to the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

define the following term:
-Joseph Stalin

Accepted Answer

Joseph Stalin was a Soviet political lea

Question 13

define the following term:
-Nuremberg laws

Accepted Answer

The Nuremberg Laws were a set of antisem

Question 14

define the following term:
-Hitler Jugend and Bund Deutscher Mädel

Accepted Answer

The Hitler Jugend (Hitler Youth) and Bun

Question 15

Artistic and intellectual trends in the interwar years reflected

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A) a rejection of the avant-garde. 
B) a disillusionment with Western Civilization provoked by the horrors of the World War I. 
C) realistic forms of art, as with the Dadaists. 
D) an acceptance of modern art forms, especially in Germany and Russia. 
E) a rediscovery of Romantic Realism as the major art movement in the West. 
A) a rejection of the avant-garde. 
B) a disillusionment with Western Civilization provoked by the horrors of the World War I. 
C) realistic forms of art, as with the Dadaists. 
D) an acceptance of modern art forms, especially in Germany and Russia. 
E) a rediscovery of Romantic Realism as the major art movement in the West.

Question 16

define the following term:
-Surrealism

Accepted Answer

Surrealism was an art movement that emer

Question 17

The author of Facing Mount Kenya , which argued that British rule responsible for the destruction of the traditional culture of the peoples of black Africa, was

Accepted Answer

A) W. E. B. Du Bois. 
B) Marcus Garvey. 
C) Jomo Kenyatta. 
D) Haile Selassie I. 
E) Ladipo Solanke. 
A) W. E. B. Du Bois. 
B) Marcus Garvey. 
C) Jomo Kenyatta. 
D) Haile Selassie I. 
E) Ladipo Solanke.

Question 18

define the following term:
-functionalism

Accepted Answer

The answer of define the following term:
-functionalism...

Question 19

What were the causes of the Great Depression? How did the European states respond to the Great Depression?

Accepted Answer

The Great Depression was caused by a com

Question 20

In 1936 Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and the Soviet Union signed a Nonintervention Agreement that declared they would not get involved in the civil war that had erupted in

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A) Portugal. 
B) Hungary. 
C) Bulgaria. 
D) Spain. 
E) Yugoslavia. 
A) Portugal. 
B) Hungary. 
C) Bulgaria. 
D) Spain. 
E) Yugoslavia.

Exam 26: The Futile Search for Stability: Europe Between the Wars, 1919-1939

define the following term: -"wireless" and the BBC

define the following term: -Mein Kampf

Hitler brought Germany out of the Great Depression

Mussolini's Fascist dictatorship included all of the following except

define the following term: -Kellogg-Briand pact

What are the chief characteristics of totalitarianism? Compare and contrast totalitarianism in Soviet Russia, Nazi Germany, and Fascist Italy. Were all successful at fulfilling the goals of totalitarianism?

"Strength through Joy"

define the following term: -"Woman into the home" and "Mother and Child"

define the following term: -"degenerate" art

Other than the Great War having ended, about what was there to be hopeful as the 1920s dawned?

Adolf Hitler lived in Vienna from 1908 to 1913 after his acceptance to the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts.

define the following term: -Joseph Stalin

define the following term: -Nuremberg laws

define the following term: -Hitler Jugend and Bund Deutscher Mädel

Artistic and intellectual trends in the interwar years reflected

define the following term: -Surrealism

The author of Facing Mount Kenya , which argued that British rule responsible for the destruction of the traditional culture of the peoples of black Africa, was

define the following term: -functionalism

What were the causes of the Great Depression? How did the European states respond to the Great Depression?

In 1936 Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and the Soviet Union signed a Nonintervention Agreement that declared they would not get involved in the civil war that had erupted in

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