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Mussolini embraced the nickname of _________________, which means "leader" in Italian.

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What two former allies of Trotsky threw their support to Stalin, only to regret it later?

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What forces of Chinese history led to the eventual triumph of communism in that country? What were some of the major problems that the Chinese people and their leaders were trying to solve in the twentieth century? Why did the Chinese people turn to communism as an answer to their problems?

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The forces of Chinese history that led to the eventual triumph of communism in China were primarily rooted in the country's long history of social and economic inequality, foreign imperialism, and political instability. Throughout the twentieth century, the Chinese people and their leaders were grappling with major problems such as widespread poverty, land reform, foreign intervention, and political corruption. The Chinese people turned to communism as an answer to their problems for several reasons. Firstly, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) under the leadership of Mao Zedong presented a vision of a more equitable society, promising land reform and an end to the exploitation of the peasantry. Additionally, the CCP positioned itself as a force for national liberation, advocating for the expulsion of foreign powers and the restoration of China's sovereignty. This resonated with many Chinese who were disillusioned with the weak and corrupt Nationalist government. Furthermore, the CCP's organization and mobilization of the rural population, as well as its effective propaganda and messaging, helped to garner support for the communist cause. The party's ability to tap into the grievances of the Chinese people and offer a coherent and appealing alternative to the existing power structures played a significant role in its eventual triumph. Overall, the Chinese people turned to communism as a response to the deep-seated problems of inequality, foreign intervention, and political corruption, seeking a transformative and revolutionary solution to their long-standing issues.

When ________________ found overseas ports closed to its cotton textiles and silk during the Depression, many small businesses that largely depended upon foreign trade were devastated:


A) Japan
B) China
C) Mexico
D) India

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In what year did Hitler assume power in Germany?


A) 1931
B) 1933
C) 1935
D) 1937

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At the Munich Conference of 1938, the British prime minister, Neville Chamberlain, agreed to recognize German control of:


A) Austria
B) Czechoslovakia
C) the Rhineland
D) the Sudetenland

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What was the name of the Chinese revolutionary who inspired and led the overthrow of the Qing dynasty in 1912?


A) Yuan Shikai
B) Mao Zedong
C) Sun Yixian
D) Jiang Jieshi

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Before joining the German army during World War I, Hitler was:


A) a musician
B) an artist
C) a carpenter
D) a tailor

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In 1936 what was the first target of German territorial expansion under Hitler?


A) Czechoslovakia
B) the Sudetenland
C) Austria
D) the Rhineland

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In 1929 Mussolini made an important alliance with:


A) Germany
B) the Roman Catholic Church
C) the Socialist Party
D) Spain

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The harshest penalty for stealing a sheaf of wheat from a state-owned collective farm in the Soviet Union in the 1930s was:


A) a heavy fine
B) a lengthy prison term
C) death
D) forced labor

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In 1929 the Wall Street crash set off a depression in:


A) the United States
B) France
C) the United Kingdom
D) all of the above

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What was the name of the Chinese nationalist party headed by Jiang Jieshi in the 1920s and 1930s?

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The Guomindang

Compare and contrast the rule of Joseph Stalin in the Soviet Union with that of Adolf Hitler in Germany. Do you think the similarities outweigh the differences or vice versa? Was Stalin simply an extremely effective tsar and Hitler an extremely ruthless emperor, or had politics changed in a fundamentally different way in the twentieth century?

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The rule of Joseph Stalin in the Soviet ...

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What two countries experienced devastating civil wars fueled by contrasting political ideologies in the 1930s?

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In 1921 Mao Zedong was particularly inspired by recent events in:


A) Russia
B) Japan
C) Germany
D) Mexico

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Before 1933 what country was most severely affected by the Great Depression?

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What is the name of Adolf Hitler's autobiography and what is the English translation of the title?

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The civil war in China ended with the establishment of the People's Republic of China in:


A) 1951
B) 1949
C) 1945
D) 1941

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Under Mussolini's regime, between 1926 and 1929 unemployment in Italy:


A) decreased
B) remained about the same
C) increased significantly
D) increased slightly

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