Test
The Road to WWII (Part one)
Este test tiene tipos de pregunta que se abren en el reproductor de siempre.
Preguntas del test (33)
1What did Woodrow Wilson want out of the peace treaties of 1919?
- AGermany to be broken up and crippled as much as possible
- BGermany to be punished but not too harshly as to avoid it taking revenge
- CGermany to lose its military forces but be able to do well economically
2The Big Three had different opinions during the peace treaties of WWI but were able to negotiate and agree on almost all of the terms.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
3How much money in reparations did the Treaty of Versailles demand from Germany?
- A6,6 million pounds
- B6,6 billion pounds
- C7,7 million pounds
- D7,7 billion pounds
4What punishments towards Germany did the Treaty of Versailles take?
- ALand and Colonies were taken or divided
- BArmed forces were greatly reduced
- CGermany was not allowed to join the League of Nations
- DReparation payments had to be met
- EGermany had to accept the guilt of WWI
- FBerlin wall was built up
- GThe Ruhr was invaded
- HGermany was bombed
5Which troops invaded the Ruhr region in Germany in 1923 once it had gone into passive resistance?
- AFrench and Belgian
- BFrench and British
- CBelgian and British
- DBritish and American
6Everyone at the peace treaties had eventually agreed to the League of Nations being set up.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
7[blank_start]42[blank_end] countries were in the league to begin with
- A42
8The league of nations faced some membership issues [blank_start]Russia and the USA[blank_end] refused to join and [blank_start]Germany[blank_end] was not allowed to join
- ARussia and the USA
- BGermany and the USA
- CGermany and Russia
- DBritain
- EGermany
- FRussia
9What was the council in the League of Nations allowed to do?
- Ause military force
- Bimpose sanctions
- Ccould only advise
- Dhandle the budget
10The council met [blank_start]once a year[blank_end]
- Aonce a year
- Bonce a month
- Ctwice a year
- Dtwice a month
- Ewhenever there was an emergency
11What could the assembly do?
- Aimpose sanctions
- Buse military force
- Crecommend action
- Dchose permanent and temporary members to join the L.O.N
12The [blank_start]Permanent Court of Justice[blank_end] gave advise and made decisions based on peace, but had no power to enforce their decisions
- APermanent Court of Justice
13The Refugees Commission in the League of Nations successfully returned [blank_start]400,000[blank_end] prisoners back to their homes.
- A400,000
- B500,000
- C600,000
14The health committee was regarded as the most successful part of the L.O.N
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
15Why did Mussolini get away with invading the greek island Corfu in 1923?
- ABecause Italy had ties with France
- BBecause Italy had ties with Britain
- CBecause the Leauge of Nations did not have enough evidence to condemn Italy
- DThe League did not have enough power
16What happened in 1925, that was regarded as a success for the League?
- AThe League stopped a war from breaking out between Greece and Bulgaria
- BThe League settled a border dispute in the Aanland islands
- CThe League stopped a war from breaking out between Sweden and Finnland
- DThe Health committee successfully prevented plagues in Siberia
17Which President built up the League of Nations?
President [blank_start]Wilson[blank_end]- AWilson
18Which countries were a part of the League of Nations?
- AFrance
- BBritain
- CItaly
- DJapan
- EThe USA
- FGermany
- GRussia
- HBulgaria
19In [blank_start]1934[blank_end] Russia joined the League of Nations
- A1934
- B1925
- C1919
- D1940
20In [blank_start]1926[blank_end] Germany was allowed to join the League of Nations
- A1926
- B1920
- C1945
- D1932
21What problems did the League face when dealing with the Abyssinian crisis
- AFrance and Britain were afraid of Mussolini's powers
- BBritain and France had difficulties negotiating
- CJapan was unwilling to help impose sanctions
- DThe canal crisis
22During the depression countries had decided to put up Parochial policies to protect their countries economy's. The USA [blank_start]was no longer going to enforce sanctions[blank_end] to maintain trade. Britain decided to no longer [blank_start]do anything in international disputes[blank_end] while its economy was not intact. Japan [blank_start]rearmed[blank_end] in an attempt to [blank_start]take goods from other countries[blank_end]. Germany was [blank_start]planning to regain power[blank_end]. Italy was [blank_start]building overseas empires[blank_end] to distract from economic problems.
- Awas no longer going to enforce sanctions
- Bdo anything in international disputes
- Crearmed
- Dtake goods from other countries
- Emaintain stable
- Fleft the L.O.N
- Gstay out of harm
- Hplanning to regain power
- Ibuilding overseas empires
23Which countries were directly involved in the Manchurian Crisis?
- AJapan and China
- BJapan and Italy
- CItaly and China
- DFrance and Italy
- EBritain and China
24What was China's response to the Manchurian Crisis?
- Aappealed to the League
- Bdid nothing
- Cleft the League of Nations
- Dargued for self defence
25What was Japan's Response to the Manchurian Crisis?
- Aappealed to the League
- Bargued for self defence
- Cdid nothing
- Dleft the League of Nations
26After the League of Nations found Japan guily, Japan left the League of Nations and attacked China (Jehol).
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
27Why did the League of Nations not condemn Japan for the Manchurian Crisis?
- ABecause Japan acted in self-defence
- BThey did not have enough evidence
- CThe US refused to help the L.O.N by imposing trade sanctions
- DThey were afraid of Japan's response
- EManchuria was far away
- FNo members were willing to use their own recourses to solve the problem
28[blank_start]90[blank_end] percent voted yes for the plebiscite of returning the [blank_start]Saar[blank_end] region back to Germany
- A90
- BSaar
29The reoccupation of the Rhineland was a risk for Hitler because the [blank_start]Locarno[blank_end] Treaties forbid Germany from rearming the Rhineland and because Hitler only had [blank_start]22,000[blank_end] soldiers marching with him.
- ALocarno
- B22,000
30Hitler supported the [blank_start]rebels[blank_end] in the Spanish Civil War. This helped create a bond between Hitler and [blank_start]Mussolini[blank_end]
- Aright-wing rebels
- Bcommunists
- Cspanish army
- DMussolini
- EClemenceau
- FWilson
- GDavid Lloyd George
- HSpain
- IJapan
31Anschluss with [blank_start]Austria[blank_end] happened in 1938
- AAustria
32Hitler had promised that Czechoslovakia had nothing to fear from Germany
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
33What was the Munich Agreement on the 29th September about?
- AHitler's claim in Czechoslovakia
- BDisarmament
- CThe League of Nations
- DBritain's secret appeasement agreement with Hilter
Información
- Descripción
- Test sobre The Road to WWII (Part one), creado por Naomi Science el 05/01/2016.
- Autor
- Naomi Science
- Idioma
- English
- Visitas
- 45
- Etiquetas
- Valoración
- Aún sin valoraciones Valora este test