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Russians pulled out of WWI as a result of Lenin’s communist revolution
True
US became the most active participant of the League of Nations
False
The League of Nations is the forerunner of the UN and the brainchild of US President Franklin D. Roosevelt
False
Germany became the dominant power in the European continent after the end of the Franco-Prussian war in 1871
True
From an economic point of view, WWI was won by the United States and Japan
True
Although Germany lost WWI, France was by far much more affected by the war
True
After WWI, in order to give Poland access to a seaport on the Baltic, they gave it a land “corridor” inhabited by over one million Germans.
True
The Western allies did nothing to prevent the strengthening of the new communist government of Russia after the Bolsheviks took power
False; Americans and British were concerned the weapons sent to bolster the Russian government were stolen by the Bolsheviks, so the combined armed military forces of US, Britain, Japan, French worked together to relieve pressure of Ludendorff’s spring offensive
The area of Lebanon and Syria, taken from the Ottoman Empire during WWI were given as mandates to Great Britain
False, they became mandates of France
The International Labor Organization, as a component of the League, was created by the great powers as a way of appeasing trade union elements that might become attracted to communism (Russia had just become communist).
True
The international order established at Versailles (and on which the League of Nations was based) was inherently unstable because it was based on the temporary weakness of Germany and Russia
False
During the creation of the League of Nations’ covenant, the Japanese insisted upon, and the colonial powers opposed, a declaration supporting the idea of the equality of races
True
One of the great successes of the League of Nations was in the economic field, where it was able to prevent the rise of economic nationalism and bring about greater trade among nations
False
The crisis that effectively broke the League as a significant instrument for international peace was Italy’s invasion of Ethiopia
True