Middle East Jeopardy

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Unit 9
European History Jeopardy!
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Welcome!
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AP REVIEW
Society Diplomacy USSR Fascism WWII
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Society 100

• He rejected conventional morality
• A) Kierkegaard
• B) Nietzsche
• C) Keynes

B) Nietzsche
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Society 200

• The art movement that involved exploration of
  dream images and the irrational
• Surrealism
• Dadaism
• Cubism

A) Surrealism
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Society 300

• His theory of relativity contributed to the
  destruction of the Newtonian universe
• Gabriel Marcel
• Ludwig Wittgenstein
• Albert Einstein

C) Albert Einstein
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Society 400

• Which of the following is incorrect
• James Joyce Ulysses
• Virginia Wolf Jacobs Room
• Oswald Spangler 1984
• Marcel Proust Remembrance of Things
• Past

C) Oswald Spangler The Decline of the West
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Society 500

• The philosophical belief that humans must become
  engaged to give their existence meaning?
• Existentialism
• Functionalism
• Syndicalism

A) Existentialism
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Diplomacy 100

• The nation that looked to the strict
  interpretation of the Treaty of Versailles to
  preserve peace when the U.S. failed to join the
  League of Nations?

France
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Diplomacy 200

• Which of the following was NOT a policy or
  agreement established to maintain peace?
• Locarno Pact
• Kellogg-Briand Pact
• Dawes Plan
• Isolationism

D) Isolationism
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Diplomacy 300

• True or False The American stock market crash of
  1929 was created by U.S. investment in failing
  European economies.

False It was caused by an imbalance between real
investment and speculation
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Diplomacy 400

• Which of the following is a true statement about
  the Ruhr crisis?
• It happened before the creation of the
• Kellogg-Briand Pact
• Gustav Stresemann ordered the workers of the Ruhr
  to strike in protest
• France occupied the Ruhr valley to seize goods as
  payment for Germanys reparations

C) French occupation
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Diplomacy 500

• All of the following happened during the Great
  Depression EXCEPT?
• Scandinavian countries adopted a middle way
  policy
• The British reoriented away from a domestic
  market to an international market
• France was affected later due to having a less
  industrialized and more isolated economy

B) British focused on producing consumer domestic
goods
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USSR 100

• In Stalins Soviet Union
• Women were able to have professional careers
• Limited forms of capitalism were accepted
• Farmers achieved greater freedoms
• Industrial production decreased

A) Women were able to have professional careers
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USSR 200

• Stalins Theory
• land, bread, end the war
• revolution of the proletariat
• socialism in one country
• everything in the state, nothing outside the
  state, nothing against the state

c) socialism in one country
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USSR 300

• Stalins purges had all of the following effects
  EXCEPT?
• Eliminated the Bolshevik elite
• Improved the military leadership preparedness
• Removed any real or perceived opposition to
  Stalin

B) Improved military leadership preparedness
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USSR 400

• The objectives of Stalins Five-Year plan
  included all EXCEPT?
• Russification of ethnic minority groups
• Stamp out remnants of the NEP
• Catch up to the west in military industrial
  power
• Squeeze out of the peasants the capital needed
  for industrialization

A) Russify minorities
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USSR 500

• Stalin surprised the world when he entered into a
  non-aggression pact with whom in 1939?

Hitler
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Fascism 100

• Characteristics of Fascism include all of the
  following EXCEPT?
• Extreme, expansionist nationalism
• Alliance with working-class movements
• Glorification of war and the military

B) Alliance with working-class movements
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Fascism 200

• He came to power in 1922, when the parliamentary
  government was breaking down due to violence
  perpetuated by his paramilitary group?

Benito Mussolini
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Fascism 300

• The Lateran Agreement
• A) Settled issues over postwar borders of
• Germany
• B) Was a military pact between Italy
• Germany
• C) Was between the Pope and Mussolini

C) Pope Mussolini
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Fascism 400

• Adolf Hitler was responsible for all of the
  following EXCEPT?
• Nuremberg Laws
• Anschluss
• Blitzkrieg
• Collectivization

D) Collectivization
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Fascism 500

• The Nazi state and Italian fascist state differed
  in their
• opposition to democracy
• stressing of nationalism
• replacing of traditional elites and government
  bureaucrats with party members

C
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WWII 100

• The action taken by Hitler in 1936 that violated
  the terms of Versailles
• German rearmament
• Reoccupation of the Rhineland
• Annexation of Austria
• Invasion of Poland

B) Reoccupation of the Rhineland
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WWII 200

• Britain and France threatened war with Germany if
  Hitler
• Annexed Austria
• Invaded Poland
• Invaded Czechoslovakia
• Occupied the Rhineland

B) Invaded Poland
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WWII 300

• This gave Hitler dictatorial powers in Germany?
• Enabling Act
• Nuremberg Declaration
• Beer Hall Putsch

A) Enabling Act
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WWII 400

• The leader of Vichy France
• Charles de Gaul
• Marshal Petain
• Leon Blum

B) Marshal Petain
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WWII 500

• Neville Chamberlain claimed that he preserved
  peace following what event
• Potsdam Conference
• Atlantic Charter
• Nazi-Soviet non-aggression pact
• Munich Conference

D) Munich Conference