Which is the correct trio of Axis powers in World War II?
a. Soviet Union, Germany, Italy
b. Germany, Japan, Italy
c. Germany, Italy, France
d. Soviet Union, Japan, Germany
ANS: b
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What was the most difficult foreign policy problem President Wilson faced between 1914 and 1917?
A) goading his chief advisors into backing his own sympathies for the Allies B) maintaining American neutral rights on the high seas C) deciding whether or not to officially declare the United States a neutral nation D) resisting the popular clamor for United States entry into World War I
What was the New Economic Policy?
A. Lenin's early Soviet economic system B. France's democratic economic system C. Hitler's original economic system D. China's communist economic system
The Soviet move against the “Prague Spring” in 1968 demonstrated what became known as the “Brezhnev Doctrine,” namely:
a. That the Soviet Union would forcibly restrain any member country attempting to abandon socialism and the Soviet alliance. b. That experimentation with free market principles would serve as a model for other Warsaw Pact states. c. That attempts to centralize power in the Warsaw Pact states and impose new censorship restrictions would not be tolerated. d. That Maoist doctrine was not compatible with Soviet Communism.
Aerial bombing of wartime Japan
a. occurred only during the last month of the war. b. had virtually no effect on Japanese industrial facilities. c. included the first use of an atomic bomb. d. produced very little destruction of Japanese housing. e. spared Tokyo entirely.