International Relations 1919-1939 Quiz

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Who were 'the Big Three'?

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involves states cooperating with one another rather than acting in their own interest.

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What is the principle of self-determination?

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In what international agreement did the US loan money to Germany in order to pay reparations?

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How much land did Germany lose in the Treaty of Versailles?

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The Rhineland was a demilitarised zone that bordered between Germany and Poland.

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Which countries had veto power in the League of Nations?

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The Treaty of Neuilly dealt with which country.

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meant league members would protect one another in the case of attack, while if any member violated the covenant and committed war illegally members could impose .

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How did Britain react to the invasion of Corfu in 1923 by Mussolini?

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The Great Depression hit Japan hard with tariffs from the US and China reducing prices of Japanese goods by ( 15%, 34%, 50%, 32.5%, 26.5% ).

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Hitler was a strong proponent against ❌.

communism

liberalism

fascism

nationalism

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Who signed Anti-Comintern Pact in 1936?

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To conclude our series on International Relations 1919 - 1939 we test your knowledge with this quiz on the all the major events and players of the period. A mixture of question types will ensure that you know all the details about the period and the drift to war.

International Relations 1919-1939 Quiz

International Relations 1919-1939 Quiz

Who were 'the Big Three'?

involves states cooperating with one another rather than acting in their own interest.

What is the principle of self-determination?

In what international agreement did the US loan money to Germany in order to pay reparations?

How much land did Germany lose in the Treaty of Versailles?

The Rhineland was a demilitarised zone that bordered between Germany and Poland.

Which countries had veto power in the League of Nations?

The Treaty of Neuilly dealt with which country.

meant league members would protect one another in the case of attack, while if any member violated the covenant and committed war illegally members could impose .

How did Britain react to the invasion of Corfu in 1923 by Mussolini?

The Great Depression hit Japan hard with tariffs from the US and China reducing prices of Japanese goods by 15% 34% 50% 32.5% 26.5%( 15%, 34%, 50%, 32.5%, 26.5% ).

Hitler was a strong proponent against ❌.

Who signed Anti-Comintern Pact in 1936?

French leader Daladier coined the famous words that the Munich Agreement would bring 'peace for our time'.

On the 1st September, 1939, Britain and France declared war against Germany.

The Great Depression hit Japan hard with tariffs from the US and China reducing prices of Japanese goods by ( 15%, 34%, 50%, 32.5%, 26.5% ).