Ch.11 EH

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What was the main reason the United States did not join the League of Nations?

They did not want to fully assume the international responsibilities of their economic supremacy.

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What article in the Treaty of Versailles made Germany responsible for World War I?

Article 231.

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Which economic policy was adopted by many governments to restore balance post-World War I?

Austerity policies.

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What was the consequence of Germany suspending reparations payments in 1922?

French and Belgian troops occupied the Ruhr.

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What new currency was introduced in Germany as a result of hyperinflation?

Rentenmark.

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What did the Dawes Plan aim to do regarding German reparations?

Redefine the terms of payment linked to the economic development of Germany.

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What event marked the bursting of the stock market bubble in the US in 1929?

The Stock Market Crash.

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What was a significant feature of the Roaring Twenties in the US?

Economic prosperity and growth in consumer goods.

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What economic strategy did France adopt regarding the gold standard post-World War I?

Restored the gold standard with a parity lower than pre-war levels.

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What was a major factor in the uneven economic recovery between the US and Europe in the 1920s?

The US had not been devastated by war and had granted loans to Europe.

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What was the New Economic Policy (NEP) initiated by the Soviet Union?

A limited market reform allowing privatization of small businesses and liberalized trade.

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What characterized the unemployment situation in Europe post-World War I?

Higher unemployment in traditional industries like coal and textiles.

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What was one of the main challenges faced by the US economy by 1929?

Economic saturation and income inequality.

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What did the introduction of the gold exchange standard allow countries to do?

Use reserves in dollars or sterling instead of gold.

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What was the outcome of agricultural collectivization instituted by Stalin after the NEP?

Shift towards centralized planning and heavy industrialization.

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What was one reason for capital flow into France in the 1920s?

Expectations of revaluation nurtured by financial operators.

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What significant change occurred in the standard of living for Americans by the end of the 1920s?

A high material lifestyle with increased ownership of consumer goods.

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What cultural movement emerged during the Roaring Twenties in the U.S. that emphasized jazz music?

The Harlem Renaissance.

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What was the impact of Prohibition in the Roaring Twenties?

It led to the rise of illegal speakeasies and organized crime.

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What was the primary focus of the Dawes Plan?

To stabilize German economy and restructure reparations payments.

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What led to high inflation in post-war Germany?

Hyperinflation caused by excessive printing of money to pay reparations.

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What was one of the main outcomes of the Russian Civil War?

Establishment of the Bolshevik government and the USSR.

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What year did the Russian Civil War primarily take place?

1917-1923.

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What did the New Economic Policy (NEP) allow in the Soviet economy?

Limited private ownership and small-scale capitalism.

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How did the U.S. respond to post-war monetary policy challenges?

By adopting contrasting monetary policies, including austerity and the gold standard.

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What was a major societal change during the Roaring Twenties in America?

A shift towards consumerism and a more liberated lifestyle.