Revolution and Nationalism Quiz

What was the job of the press (newspapers, radio) in Hitler’s government?

• Attack the enemies of the government

• Spread government messages and propaganda

• Report the truth about the government

• Talk about the problems in Nazi Germany

What did Mussolini do after taking power in Italy?

• A. He broke ties with business leaders

• B. He used violence and fear to control people

• C. He allowed workers to go on strike

• D. He supported having many political parties

Put these economic events in the correct order (1 = first, 4 = last): Stores ordered fewer goods, Most families couldn’t afford expensive products, Factories made a lot of products, Factories laid off workers and made less

• 1. Factories made a lot of products; 2. Most families couldn’t afford expensive products; 3. Stores ordered fewer goods; 4. Factories laid off workers and made less

• 1. Most families couldn’t afford expensive products; 2. Factories made a lot of products; 3. Stores ordered fewer goods; 4. Factories laid off workers and made less

• 1. Stores ordered fewer goods; 2. Factories laid off workers and made less; 3. Most families couldn’t afford expensive products; 4. Factories made a lot of products

• 1. Factories laid off workers and made less; 2. Stores ordered fewer goods; 3. Most families couldn’t afford expensive products; 4. Factories made a lot of products

Why do totalitarian governments use religious persecution?

• A. To find someone to blame

• B. To create peace

• C. To replace propaganda

• D. To make people trust the government more

Land was not privately owned under communism.

• True

• False

• Partially true

• Not applicable

Match each description to the correct style of art: Cubism, Expressionism, or Surrealism. A. Showed objects in strange, dream-like ways, B. Turned real shapes into geometric ones, C. Used strong colors and changed the way people or things looked, D. Was influenced by Freud’s ideas about the unconscious mind, E. Broke objects into parts with sharp angles and edges

• A. Surrealism, B. Cubism, C. Expressionism, D. Surrealism, E. Cubism

• A. Expressionism, B. Surrealism, C. Cubism, D. Expressionism, E. Surrealism

• A. Surrealism, B. Cubism, C. Expressionism, D. Expressionism, E. Cubism

• A. Surrealism, B. Cubism, C. Expressionism, D. Surrealism, E. Expressionism

Chronological Order: Hitler announces he won’t follow the Treaty of Versailles, Mussolini invades Ethiopia, Germany sends troops to the Rhineland, Hitler and Mussolini form the Axis, Franco becomes Spain’s dictator

• 1. Hitler announces he won’t follow the Treaty of Versailles; 2. Mussolini invades Ethiopia; 3. Franco becomes Spain’s dictator; 4. Germany sends troops to the Rhineland; 5. Hitler and Mussolini form the Axis

• 1. Mussolini invades Ethiopia; 2. Hitler announces he won’t follow the Treaty of Versailles; 3. Germany sends troops to the Rhineland; 4. Franco becomes Spain’s dictator; 5. Hitler and Mussolini form the Axis

• 1. Germany sends troops to the Rhineland; 2. Mussolini invades Ethiopia; 3. Hitler announces he won’t follow the Treaty of Versailles; 4. Franco becomes Spain’s dictator; 5. Hitler and Mussolini form the Axis

• 1. Hitler announces he won’t follow the Treaty of Versailles; 2. Germany sends troops to the Rhineland; 3. Mussolini invades Ethiopia; 4. Hitler and Mussolini form the Axis; 5. Franco becomes Spain’s dictator

Lenin’s leadership showed early signs of total control (totalitarianism).

• True

• False

• Partially true

• Not applicable

What discovery had the biggest effect on Southwest Asia’s economy in the early 1900s?

• Finding oil (petroleum)

• Better farming systems

• Government-controlled farms

• A drop in local manufacturing

How did new technology affect life after World War I?

• A. It made it harder to spread political ideas

• B. It forced people to only read newspapers

• C. It caused people to become more lonely

• D. It helped advertising and increased spending