The West Between The Wars, 1919-1939 17 - 2
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The West Between the Wars, 1919-1939 17 - 2
- 1.Government that aims to rule by broad control
- A.
New Economic Policy
- B.
Totalitarian state
- C.
Collectivization
- D.
Politburo
- E.
Fasscism
- 2.Philosophy that values the state over the individual
- A.
New Economic Policy
- B.
Totalitarian state
- C.
Collectivization
- D.
Politburo
- E.
Fasscism
- 3.Lenin's scheme to replace war communism
- A.
New Economic Policy
- B.
Totalitarian state
- C.
Collectivization
- D.
Politburo
- E.
Fasscism
- 4.Leading policy-making committee in the USSR
- A.
New Economic Policy
- B.
Totalitarian state
- C.
Collectivization
- D.
Politburo
- E.
Fasscism
- 5.Elimination of private farms by Stalin
- A.
New Economic Policy
- B.
Totalitarian state
- C.
Collectivization
- D.
Politburo
- E.
Fasscism
- 6.Parliamentary systems failed in most eastern European states, in part, because
- A.
These states had little democratic tradition.
- B.
The systems were weakened by repayments.
- C.
The citizens were weakened by repayments.
- D.
The citizens were too well-educated.
- 7.Franco's military regime in Spain was supported by
- A.
The United States and Britain.
- B.
Germany and Italy.
- C.
Stalin and the Communists.
- D.
France and Britain.
- 8.Stalin's Five Year Plans were intended to transform Russia into
- A.
An agricultural society.
- B.
An industrial society.
- C.
A democracy.
- D.
A monarchy.
- 9.Lenin intended his economic policies to do which of the following?
- A.
Replace communism
- B.
Create a permanent capitalist system
- C.
Create a temporary capitalist system
- D.
Restore the Romanov dynasty
- 10.Mussolini's regime compromised with
- A.
Opposition parties in Italy.
- B.
Italian Protestants.
- C.
Italian Socialists and Communists.
- D.
Italy's traditional institutions.
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