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History exam questions! please help.?

i have my history final exam tomorrow..so i need help with these questions.
1. Describe Lenin’s ideal vision of Russian society under communism and the steps he took to realize that vision.
2. Describe how the Eastern European nations were tied to the Soviet Union in each of the following ways: polotocally, economically, and militarily
3. Describe the causes of the Great Depression and the effects it has on western nations.
4 why do you think many vietnamese saw the united states as just another imperial power?
5. List three possible negative effects of the terms of the peace reached after World War I. Be Specific.
I had lots more that i actually could figure out..who ever answers these best will get the 10 pts.
Please and Thankyou!

3. Causes of great depression: people were lied to, and invested in a stock market full of lies. When people found out it would crash, they all withdrew their money. The whole era was full of false hope. Everyone thought the country was prosperously, but in reality, the economy sucked. Also, the U.S. had loaned out so much money during WWI. The stock market crashed and exposed the poor setup of the economy and thus, the Great Depression started. The United States set higher tariffs for importing goods with other countries, this made it harder to trade, and the other countries raised their tariffs to try and make money. WWI had just ended, many countries were in desperate need of repair. Also, a majority of the countries in Europe owed the Allies war payments as a result of losing the war.
4. The united states got into a war that was unnecessary. They came and killed all the people and the whole war was useless.
5. They left Germany with no help and in too much debt. The country was in need of a new power to try and restore the country.
There were still too many allies among the countries.

That was all I could remember…
Hoped something helped.

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