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What was the alliance between Russia, Great Britain, and France before the start of World  \nWar I called?  \na. Triple Alliance  \nb. Triple Entente  \nc. Allied Powers  \nd. Central Powers  \n2. Which of the following factors can NOT be attributed as a significant cause of World War I?  \na. Nationalism  \nb. Alliance system  \nc. Religious dispute  \nd. Imperialism  \n3. Which of the following events was the LEAST directly caused by World War I?  \na. Lands added to the Austro-Hungarian Empire  \nb. Russian Revolution  \nc. Formation of modern Turkey  \nd. Creation of the Mandate System  \n“Autocracy is a superannuated form of government that may suit the needs ofa Central African tribe, but not those of the Russian people, who are increasingly assimilating the culture of the rest of the world. That is why it is impossible to maintain this form of government except by violence.”  \n- Leo Tolstoy  \n4. Which of the following groups or individuals would NOT have agreed with the statement above from the Russian Revolution?  \na. Russian peasants  \nb. Tsar Nicholas II  \nc. Bolsheviks  \nd. Vladimir Lenin  \n5. In 1921, the Soviet Union under Vladimir Lenin issued the New Economic Policy, one of the few capitalist policies issued in the communist state. What was the main provision of this policy?  \na. Nationalization of industry  \nb. Establish a mixed economy  \nc. Banned strikes  \nd. Centralized distribution of agriculture  \n6. The final settlements at the Versailles Conference following World War I focused on keeping Germany out of power by weakening the state. Which of the following options  \nwas NOT a way in which the German Weiner Republic was prevented from gaining power?  \na. Reparations  \nb. Forced disarmament  \nc. Establish a monarchy  \nd. Mandate System  \n7. What was the MAIN reason for the weakness of the League of Nations formed during the Versailles Conference?  \na. Not provided with sufficient funds  \nb. Some major powers did not participate  \nc. Citizens did not accept its authority  \nd. Did not need unanimous decision to enforce policy  \n8. What was the economic policy introduced in Great Britain in response to the devastation of its economy after World War I?  \na. New Economic Policy  \nb. Keynesian economics  \nc. Cooperative social action  \nd. Supply side economics  \n9. How did the American stock market crash of 1929 cause the Great Depression throughout Europe?  \na. European workers went on strike in support of Americans  \nb. Stock market crashed in Europe as well  \nc. New Marxist economic policy failed  \nd. Halt of European-American trade  \nI. Italy  \nII. Germany  \nIII. France  \n10. In response to post-World War I discontent and the economic crisis in the early 20th century, many European countries assumed totalitarian and fascist governments. Which of the countries listed above implemented these governments in this period?  \na. I and II  \nb. II only  \nc. III only  \nd. I, II, and III  \n11. What type of program did Joseph Stalin utilize to modify the Marxist government established under Vladimir Lenin?  \na. Westernization  \nb. Revisionism  \nc. Modernization  \nd. Communism  \n12. In 1939, Germany and the Soviet Union agreed upon the German-Soviet Nonaggression Pact which stated that neither country could attack the other for the next ten years. What is the MOST direct effect that this pact had on the start of World War II?  \na. Allowed Germany to attack Poland without fear of repercussions  \nb. Fostered German-Soviet relations so they attacked France together  \nc. Isolated France from the other powers, allowing for an easier occupation  \nd. Caused Poland to ally with the Nazi regime for protection  \n13. Which of the following factors were NOT a significant cause to the start of World War II?  \na. Treaty of Versailles  \nb. American Internationalism  \nc. Economic Depression  \nd. Failure of Appeasement policy  \n14. 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