Modern World History

A. was entirely consistent with the policies of NEP.

B. resulted in the near “liquidation of the Kulaks as a class”.

C. prevented the onset of a Russian famine.

D. was welcomed by the peasantry.

A. the imperial government of Germany was overthrown by a bloody revolution in which hundreds were killed.

B. the German Kaiser was assassinated.

C. Hitler created and took over leadership of German Workers’ Party.

D. the German republic was declared.

A. the command economy functioned in an entirely rational fashion.

B. the emphasis was on quantity and not quality.

C. heavy industry was favored over light industry.

D. the Soviet industry was transformed into a world industrial power.

A. Victor Emmanuel.

B. Benito Mussolini.

C. Giuseppi Mazzini.

D. Vittorio Orlando.

A. was maintaining an international balance of power.

B. was cruelly punishing the Central Powers.

C. was forcing huge reparations from Germany at war’s e

D.

A. Russian mobilization.

B. the German invasion of Belgium.

C. the German declaration of war on Russia.

D. the German declaration of war on France.

A. committed Germany to attack France first, though the real target was Russia.

B. called for an immediate assault on Russia regardless of how the war began.

C. led to quick and decisive victories by the Germans.

D. was the name given to the German invasion of Britain.

A. Germany surrendered Alsace-Lorraine and the coal mines of Saar basin.

B. Danzig was placed under control of the League of Nation.

C. Germany was disarm

D.

A. Germany was allowed to keep her army and navy intact.

B. the Ottoman Empire remained a presence on the continent.

C. nation boundaries were drawn without regard for ethnic divisions.

D. None of the above.

A. Britain.

B. France.

C. the United States.

D. Russia and Germany.