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1. What is propaganda?

Information designed to influence people's opinions.

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2. How did Nazi propaganda help Hitler gain support?

It influenced public opinion and encouraged support for Nazi policies.

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3. What treaty punished Germany after World War I?

The Treaty of Versailles.

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4. How did the Treaty of Versailles contribute to problems in Germany?

Reparations and military restrictions created resentment and economic difficulties.

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5. What economic problems helped Hitler rise to power?

Unemployment, poverty, and economic instability.

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6. What was the Holocaust?

The Nazi genocide of six million Jewish people and the persecution and murder of millions of others.

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7. What is antisemitism?

Prejudice or hatred toward Jewish people.

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8. What is a command economy?

An economy in which the government makes most major economic decisions.

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9. What is a market economy?

An economy in which businesses and consumers make many economic decisions.

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10. What is a mixed economy?

An economy combining private business with government involvement.

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11. Which economic system gives private businesses more freedom to make decisions?

A market economy.

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12. What is entrepreneurship?

Starting and running a business.

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13. What is supply?

The amount of a good or service available for sale.

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14. What is demand?

How much of a good or service consumers want and can buy.

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15. What does a government do in a mixed economy?

It regulates businesses and provides public services while private businesses operate.

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16. What is a parliamentary democracy?

A democracy in which the government depends on support from the legislature.

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17. What is a presidential democracy?

A democracy in which the president is elected separately from the legislature.

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18. What is a constitutional monarchy?

A system with a monarch whose powers are limited by a constitution or laws.

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19. Who is the head of state of the United Kingdom?

The monarch.

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20. Who is the head of government of the United Kingdom?

The prime minister.

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21. How do UK citizens influence who becomes prime minister?

They elect members of Parliament, which determines who can form a government.

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22. What is Germany's head of government called?

The chancellor.

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23. What type of government does Germany have?

A federal parliamentary republic.

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24. Does Germany have a monarch?

No.

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25. What are the two houses of the UK Parliament?

The House of Commons and the House of Lords.

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26. Which of these countries has a constitutional monarchy: Germany, Russia, or the United Kingdom?

The United Kingdom.

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27. Who is Russia's head of state?

The president.

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28. What is Russia's national legislature called?

The Federal Assembly.

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29. Which country generally spends a larger share of its economy on defense, Russia or Germany?

Russia.

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30. What is one economic difference between Germany and Russia?

Germany generally has stronger support for private enterprise and entrepreneurship.

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31. What was the Cold War?

A period of political and military rivalry between the US-led West and the Soviet-led East.

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32. What did the Berlin Wall divide?

East Berlin and West Berlin.

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33. In what year was the Berlin Wall built?

1961.

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34. In what year did the Berlin Wall fall?

1989.

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35. What did the fall of the Berlin Wall symbolize?

The weakening of Cold War divisions and communist control in Eastern Europe.

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36. In what year did Germany reunify?

1990.

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37. In what year did the Soviet Union dissolve?

1991.

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38. What does monotheistic mean?

Belief in one God.

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39. What do Christianity, Islam, and Judaism have in common?

They are monotheistic religions.

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40. What is the sacred text of Christianity?

The Bible.

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41. What is the sacred text of Islam?

The Quran.

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42. What sacred text is central to Judaism?

The Torah.

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43. What is the Muslim place of worship called?

A mosque.

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44. What is the Jewish place of worship called?

A synagogue.

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45. Which language group includes Spanish, French, and Italian?

Romance.

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46. Which language group includes English, German, and Dutch?

Germanic.

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47. Which language group includes Russian, Polish, and Ukrainian?

Slavic.

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48. From which ancient language did Romance languages develop?

Latin.

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49. Which language group does English belong to?

Germanic.

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50. Which language group does Russian belong to?

Slavic.