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Causes and Consequences of World Wars

The document consists of a series of multiple-choice questions related to the causes and consequences of World War I and World War II, as well as the political dynamics of the time. It covers topics such as the formation of alliances, the impact of the wars on nations, and the rise of fascism and Nazism. Additionally, it addresses the Treaty of Versailles and the early policies of the USA during the second world war.

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Causes and Consequences of World Wars

The document consists of a series of multiple-choice questions related to the causes and consequences of World War I and World War II, as well as the political dynamics of the time. It covers topics such as the formation of alliances, the impact of the wars on nations, and the rise of fascism and Nazism. Additionally, it addresses the Treaty of Versailles and the early policies of the USA during the second world war.

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1.. Identify which one of the following is not the cause of the first world war?

A. The Growing rivalries and mutual mistrust. C. The arms race.

B. Establishment of Leage of Nation D. The quest for colonies

2. Distinguish which country left Triple Alliance and joined the Triple Entente in 1915.

A. British C. Russia

B. Japan D. Italy

3. Which one of the following is the direct political consequences of World War I?

A. Death of 13 million civilians. C. Collapse of imperial dynasties

B. Spread of deadliest influenza pandemics D. Destruction of agriculture

4. The first Russian revolution of 1904 was erupted as the immediate result of

A. Russia was defeated in Russo-Japanese War.

B. the participation of Russia in the first world war.

C. the assassination of Austrian prince, Archduke Franz Ferdinand

D. the establishment of Russian Social Democratic Labour Party.

5. After the Romanov Dynasty of Russia was deposed in February 1917, the powerful members
of the Duma (parliament) formed a

A. Soviet Union C. Bolsheviks (majority)

B. Provisional Government D. councils or co-coordinating bodies

6. Which had nothing impact on the occurrence of Great depression.

A. High traffic and war debts C. Over production

B. Unequal distribution of wealth D. Mechanized Agro-industries

One is not included in the principal goals of League of Nation when it was established?

A. Avoiding wars through collective security disarmament.

B. Working for financial integrations and common ownership.

C. Solving international disputes through cooperation and arbitration.

D. Maintain peace through facilitating the solidarity among the nations in the world.

7. Identify the common cause for the rise of both fascism and Nazism in Europe.

A. Worldwide economic development.

B. The victory of Allies power by itself.

C. The hostile among the main religions.

D. The first world war and economic crisis.


8. How the Treaty of Versailles disappointed Italy? In the treaty

A. Italy was not invited to this treaty and lost her position.

B. the Allied refused to pay war indemnity for the state like Italy.

C. the Allied enforced Italy to serve some German colonies in African.

D. Italians could not obtain any share in the German overseas territories.

9. On the early time of second world war the USA adopted a policy of

A. Isolation policy C. appeasement policy

B. Munich Deal policy D. Warsaw pact policy

10. One was the founding member of the Axis Powers for Second World War?

A. France C. Germany

B. U.S.A. D. Ausrto-Hungary

11. The event that marked the beginning of Second World War was

A. the Germany invasion over Poland.

B. the destruction of German air force.

C. the inflammatory speech of Benito Mussolini

D. the attack of Italy on the British submarine.


60. The bloodless diplomatic and political competition and conflict after the second war was

known as

A. The Globalization C. third world War

B. the Cold War D. Phone war

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