Question

1. How did the Crimean War change life in Russia?

A. Russia’s victory in the war put the nation in control of strategic trade routes.
B. Russia’s proven military strength in the war helped solidify the power of the tsars.
C. Russia’s defeat in the war sparked calls for political and social reform.
D. Russia’s investment of wealth and the loss of lives in the war led to a crippling depression.

2. Which policy provided aid to rebuild European nations and contain the spread of communism?
A. Eisenhower Doctrine
B. Marshall Plan
C. Roosevelt Corollary
D. Wilson’s Fourteen Points

3. Which of the following statements is true?
A. Allied powers knew about Nazi death camps but focused their efforts on the defeat of Germany.
B. Allied nations encouraged open Jewish immigration as soon as they learned of the Holocaust.
C. Allied forces bombed railroad lines to slow the transport of Jews to concentration camps.
D. Allied leaders believed Nazi ghettoes and camps kept civilians out of the worst of the war’s violence.

4. How did the policy of appeasement influence the beginning of World War II?
A. The policy delayed the entry of the United States into the war.
B. The policy promoted Allied intervention to protect European Jews.
C. The policy encouraged China to resist Japanese aggression.
D. The policy emboldened Hitler to further acts of aggression.

5. Which events helped draw people to support Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Party? Select all that apply.
A. rise of the Bolsheviks in Russia
B. spread of the Great Depression
C. establishment of an Israeli nation
D. harsh reparations from World War I
E. collapse of the Soviet Union

Answer 1

1. c
2. B
3. Find the answer in a text book, but for me it makes sense B
4. D
5. D

Answer 2

1 ( C ) Russia's defeat in the war sparked calls for political and social reform.

2 ( B )MARSHALL PLAN

3 ( B) allied nations encouraged open jewish immigration as soon as they learned of the holocaust

4 ( D ) The policy emboldened Hitler to further acts of aggression.

5 ( D ) Harsh reparations from World War 1.