History Of European Union Formation
Posted in EU Info on 10/06/2010 11:23 pm by admin
Please help with history questions!!!?
1) The main idea behind imperialism was to:
a- all the conquered nations maximum freedom
b-encourage Western Lifestyles
c-help the conquered nations improve living conditions
d-give the imperial nations control over the conquered territory
2) A region where an imperialist power possesses exclusive trading rights but does not govern is referred to as a:
a-colony
b-protectorate
c-sphere of influence
d-partition
3) How did the Treaty of Versailles affect Germany?
a-It stablized Germany’s economy
b-It left Germany weaker although still a great power
c-It left Germany humiliated and resentful
d-It allowed Germany an easy reconciliation with its neighbors
4) The Soviet Union and its Eastern European allies responded to the formation of NATO by:
a-suppressing a 1956 uprising in Hungary
b-developing an elaborate international network of spies
c-invading Czechoslavakia
d-forming the Warsaw pact
5) An ultraroyalist was a person who supported?
1) a
2) b
3) a
4) c
5) NATO
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