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Chapter 25 Student Quiz
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One reason that imperialism was increasingly chaotic and deadly at the start of the twentieth century was _____.
Large-scale rebellions by colonized peoples.
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Growing nationalist movements.
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Competition among imperial powers.
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All of the above.
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Colonial rebellion were encouraged worldwide by ____ victory over Russia.
Japan's.
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China's.
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Britain's.
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Germany's.
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World War I was far more deadly than earlier wars, in large part because _____.
Armies were able to effectively create strategies for using new weapons.
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Officers held to the 19th century "cult of the offensive" in spite of new weaponry.
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Armies were larger and less experienced than at earlier periods of history.
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More countries took part than in any earlier war.
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Russia sustained the greatest number of casualties of all the warring nations.
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Elected councils of workers and solders which encouraged concern for workers and the poor were called _____.
Socialists.
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Soviets.
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Bolsheviks.
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Capitalists.
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The League of Nations organized the former territories of Germany and the Ottoman Empire into independent nation-states.
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Imperial powers were willing to use violence to put down rebellions because maintaining empires was crucial to covering their wartime debts.
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The search for more efficient mass production led employers to try to streamline workers' tasks with a system called _____.
Scientific management.
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Unionization.
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Mass efficiency.
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Worker mobilization.
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An example of politicians mobilizing people for their cause is:
The Bolshevik party's advertising of communism around the world.
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Mohandas Gandhi's creation of a nonviolent independence movement in India.
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Mussolini's development of a fascist movement in Italy.
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All of the above.
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The major exception to the moderation that characterized Argentinean politics at this period was an outbreak of violence against Jews in 1918.
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False.
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