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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhat is Fascism?A liberal, pro change government with accepting viewsSimilar to communism, where everyone is equal in the eyes of the stateA conservative, right wing government that is nationalistic and authoritarianSimilar to Socialism, but with elements of capitalism
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the goals of fascist states?To seek peace with the worldTo strengthen themselves through war and industry and to preserve the stateTo spread the wealth to all classesTo set up a liberal government with the ideals of personal freedom and equality
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhich state house the first European Fascism movement?BritainFranceGermanyItaly
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhat group facilitated Mussolini's
rise to power in Italy?The Black ShirtsThe sinister icy black hand of Death ClubThe Praetorians of New RomeThe Corleone family - 5. Multiple ChoiceHow did Italy benefit from fascist rule?Mussolini brought order and stability, as well as making the trains run on time.Mussolini brought class equality for all.Mussolini strengthened the labor unionsWomen went back to being viewed in a traditional manner.
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhat condition DIDN'T lead to the rise of "Radical Nationalism"?The Great DepressionDrops in exportsMass unemploymentThe Spread on Communism
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat countries were considered winners of WWI?Japan, France, The U.S, and the U.K.Germany and RussiaThe U.S. and Russian allianceThere were no clear winners.
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat events characterized the Roaring Twenties in Japan?Seclusion from the rest of the world.Efforts to conserve traditional values.A return to the Feudal System.Modernization and Westernization
- 9. Multiple ChoiceIn what way did Japan differ from other countries in the time period?Japan was less oppressive overall.They hated all minorities within their country.They had a strong concept of Racial purity.Intellectuals were stifiled by the military.
- 10. Multiple ChoiceFascism is best described as a median between-capitalism and socialismcommunism and socialismconsumerism and socialismcommunism and consumerism
- 11. Multiple ChoiceHow were Italian and German fascism similar?Both created a single party dictatorshipBoth directly led to global dominationBoth accompanied a social rennaissanceBoth gave way to large-scale obesity
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhich movement best exemplifies fascism in Europe?Boxer RebellionNazi PartyGreat Potato FamineThe Labour Party
- 13. Multiple ChoiceThe axis powers was composed of all but which of the following?Soviet UnionItalyFranceGermany
- 14. Multiple ChoiceFascism places a heavy emphasis on-The leader of the statetechnologythe middle classthe lower class
- 15. Multiple ChoiceWhich international event sparked Fascism in many countries?The invention of underwater telegraphsThe Depression of the 1930'sThe Boxer RebellionAnti-Semitic rebellions
- 16. Multiple ChoiceMussolini's symbol of fascism was called-fascisticksMein KampfSemiticfasces
- 17. Multiple ChoiceFascism was found mostly in-EuropeLatin AmericaNorth AmericaAustralia
- 18. Multiple ChoiceWho did people blame in fascist governments for their problems?democratic governmentsthe Czarthe clergythe nobility
- 19. Multiple ChoiceFascist governments...denied people their rightsgave people their rightsallowed for free electionsfollowed the democratic process
- 20. Multiple ChoiceFascism is the extreme form of...democracy and equalityimperialism and alliancesnationalism and power to the state
- 21. Multiple ChoiceWhy was Italy dissatisfied with the Treaty of Versailles?not awarded enough landnot given a strong nationalistic leadernot given enough money
- 22. Multiple ChoiceThe leaders of Fascist governments created unity and spirit by doing all of the following EXCEPT...special salutesholding ralliesmilitary paradeslistening to ideas of the citizens
- 23. Multiple ChoiceHow did Mussolini increase Italy's territory and show his dissatisfaction with the Treaty of Versailles?invaded Franceinvaded Ethiopiainvaded Portugalinvaded Liberia
- 24. Multiple ChoiceMussolini maintained his power by using all of the following EXCEPT...secret policecensorshippropagandalistening to ideas of the people
- 25. Multiple ChoiceMussolini was given the title of...Le CaptainII DuceCount ItalianThe One
- 26. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is true about Communism?You have two cows and the government TAKES BOTH and GIVES you the milkYou have two cows and GIVE one to your neighborYou have two cows and the government TAKES BOTH and SELLS you the milkYou milk both cows, sell the milk and buy a bull and build a farm - 27. Multiple ChoiceBefore Lenin died, he left aTestament for his communist party. What is a testament?Savings planPorscheWillRetrenchment letter
- 28. Multiple ChoiceAfter Lenin died, his testament (will) was hidden by the other communist party members who were not happy with his will. What did Lenin write in his will?Lenin wanted to have his funeral made known to publicLenin wanted communism to be replaced by democracyLenin wanted to rename the communist partyLenin wanted Stalin to be sacked from the communist party
- 29. Multiple ChoiceAs a result, Stalin retained his position as Secretary General in the party. Later, he established a Troika alliance. What is the purpose of the Troika alliance?To go against TrotskyTo nominate people in the communist partyTo embezzle the funds in the communist partyTo ensure everyone attends Lenin's funeral
- 30. Multiple ChoiceWhat idea did Stalin believe in that the other communist party members supported also?Stalin believed in organising Lenin's funeralStalin believed in equal voting rights for male and femaleStalin belived in investing more money in agriculture than technologyStalin believed in strengthening USSR first before spreading revolution to the other countries
- 31. Multiple ChoiceStalin was manipulative. He pretended to be close to Lenin to show everyone he was a good leader so everyone would like him.TruthFalse
- 32. Multiple ChoiceTo replace Trotsky's supporters and get rid of his enemies, what did Stalin do then?Worked with North KoreaCreated the first atomic bombTested the weapons for mass killingControlled the secret police
- 33. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the name of Stalin's secret police?Cheka- NKVDCheka- NPCCChevka-NTSSChevka-NTRC
- 34. Multiple ChoiceWho were the Bolsheviks?followers of Rasputinsoldiers in the White Armyradical Russian Marxist revolutionariesmembers of the Duma
- 35. Multiple ChoiceThe Great Purge was a campaign to eliminatetraditional religious beliefsopposition to Stalin's poweropposition to the Communist Partyshortages of food, housing and consumer goods
- 36. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a totalitarian state?a state in the people elect their governmenta state in which people have control over businessesa state in which the gov't controls every aspect of public and private livesa state in which the working class is glorified
- 37. Multiple ChoiceWhat impact did Russia's involvement in WWI have on the Russian government?it discredited Rasputin's claims of having magical powersit revealed the weakness of czarist rule and military leadershipit created an opportunity for the Mensheviks to take over the governmentit led to the establishment of the Duma
- 38. Multiple ChoiceWhy do totalitarian governments want to control all levels of education?to indoctrinate children with their ideologyto teach peasant farmers how to work collectivelyto educate artists about how to create effective propagandato make sure that women were being taught equally with men
- 39. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the purpose of Stalin's Five Year Plans?foreign policypolitical reformsocial restructuringeconomic development
- 40. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the proletariat?the upper class of societythe middle class of societythe workersthe professional class of workers
- 41. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a command economy?an ecomony with private ownership of businessesan economy with state ownership of businessesan economy where the consumer makes all economic decisionsan economy where the government makes all economic decisions
- 42. Multiple ChoiceWhat does the USSR stand for?Union of Socialist Soviet RepublicsUnited Soviet Socialists RepublicUnion of Soviet Socialist RepublicsUnion of Soviets Socialists Republics
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