King Peter II of Yugoslavia is deposed in 1945 and Josip Tito assumes full power

The transcript discusses the transition of power in Yugoslavia, highlighting the enforced abdication of King Peter and the rise of Tito as the dictator. It covers the formation of the Federal People's Republic in 1945 and Tito's implementation of a five-year plan for agrarian and economic reform. Additionally, it details Tito's efforts to strengthen Yugoslavia's military as his personal force.

What significant political change occurred in 1945 in Yugoslavia?

• The formation of the Federal People's Republic

• The start of World War II

• The signing of a peace treaty

• The establishment of a monarchy

Who was forced to abdicate, leading to Tito's rise to power?

• King George VI

• King Ferdinand

• King Peter Marshall

• King Alexander

What type of government did Tito establish in Yugoslavia?

• An absolute dictatorship

• A constitutional monarchy

• A federal monarchy

• A democratic republic

What was one of the key components of Tito's five-year plan?

• Industrialization

• Agrarian and economic reform

• Cultural revolution

• Technological advancement

How did Tito strengthen Yugoslavia's military?

• By focusing on naval power

• By reducing military spending

• By building it as his own private force

• By forming alliances with neighboring countries