Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

A)  class struggle. 
B)  anti-rationalism, or instincts above logic. 
C)  fear of conspiracies. 
D)  the wartime economy. 
E)  a proletarian revolution. 
A)  class struggle. 
B)  anti-rationalism, or instincts above logic. 
C)  fear of conspiracies. 
D)  the wartime economy. 
E)  a proletarian revolution.

Question 2

"Excessive nationalism"

Accepted Answer

A)  was more prevalent in Western than in eastern Europe. 
B)  made certain that minorities within countries were not overlooked. 
C)  led to new calls for self-determination in eastern Europe. 
D)  brought new political parties into power in most of the European countries during the 1920s. 
E)  evolved into an extremely negative attitude toward any and all minorities. 
A)  was more prevalent in Western than in eastern Europe. 
B)  made certain that minorities within countries were not overlooked. 
C)  led to new calls for self-determination in eastern Europe. 
D)  brought new political parties into power in most of the European countries during the 1920s. 
E)  evolved into an extremely negative attitude toward any and all minorities.

Question 3

Compare and contrast the major nations and their experience with the Great Depression.To what degree did the economic problems impact their politics?

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 4

By the end of the 1920s,the overall mood internationally may best be described as

Accepted Answer

A)  hopeful. 
B)  depressed. 
C)  paranoid. 
D)  pessimistic. 
E)  radical. 
A)  hopeful. 
B)  depressed. 
C)  paranoid. 
D)  pessimistic. 
E)  radical.

Question 5

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

Accepted Answer

The answer of An economic crisis was set off in...

Question 6

Under a totalitarian government,all political parties could be eliminated because

Accepted Answer

A)  the leader would not allow elections anyway. 
B)  everything would be decided by the leader, in his capacity of ruling for the people because they shared a mystic bond. 
C)  parliaments would take their places. 
D)  the courts would interpret the people's will. 
E)  all of the people would be in accord in an ideal environment. 
A)  the leader would not allow elections anyway. 
B)  everything would be decided by the leader, in his capacity of ruling for the people because they shared a mystic bond. 
C)  parliaments would take their places. 
D)  the courts would interpret the people's will. 
E)  all of the people would be in accord in an ideal environment.

Exam 42: A Fragile Balance: Europe in the Twenties

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

"Excessive nationalism"

Compare and contrast the major nations and their experience with the Great Depression.To what degree did the economic problems impact their politics?

By the end of the 1920s,the overall mood internationally may best be described as

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

Under a totalitarian government,all political parties could be eliminated because

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