Exam 43: A Fragile Balance: Europe in the Twenties

"Thinking with the blood" refers primarily to the concept of

During the period between the wars, Great Britain's laboring class experienced

Mussolini made his political debut as

In the totalitarian scheme, the state itself becomes

The only Eastern European state to preserve its constitution throughout the inter-war period was ____________________.

As a result of the ____________________ ____________________ ____________________, Mussolini was appointed Italy's premier the king.

Analyze Mussolini's corporate regime: What elements contributed to its popularity?

As the decade of the 1920s drew toward a close, it appeared that

The French sent troops to occupy Germany's Ruhr Valley

Britain's Labour party came into existence mainly due to

The most painful and crippling requirement of the Paris Peace Treaty upon the German Republic was the bill for ____________________.

Fascist economics was best exemplified by

What elements must be present in order for a regime to be considered totalitarian? On the basis of these criteria, does Mussolini's Italy qualify as such? Why or why not?

An economic crisis was set off in Germany by the 1923 French occupation of the ____________________.

____________________ is defined as the sentiment\political movement of a national minority to break away and unite with a neighboring country.

The most pressing problem for eastern European countries in the interwar years was

The Dawes Plan was designed to

In the Western world in 1929, most educated people would probably have been best described as

In terms of international relations, the peak movement of understanding between nations during the 1920s occurred with the

The "universal blight" for eastern Europeans during the 1920s, according to your text, was