History Paper 2 November 2010

1. AGermany
2. BFrance
3. CRussia
4. DBritain

1. AIt led to the formation of the League of Nations.
2. BIt resulted in the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand at Sarajevo.
3. CIt caused Germany to begin unrestricted submarine warfare against Britain.
4. DIt increased tension between Serbia and Austria-Hungary.

1. AIntercontinental ballistic missiles
2. BAtomic bombs
3. CNuclear submarines
4. DPoisonous gas

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. AIt led to the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
2. BIt resulted in the signing of the Treaty of Versailles.
3. CIt brought the USA into the war against Germany.
4. DIt caused Austria-Hungary to withdraw from the war.

1. AGermany
2. BBritain
3. CFrance
4. Dthe United States

1. AAll defeated powers were invited to participate in the Conference.
2. BDisarmament was imposed on both victors and defeated powers equally.
3. CReparations imposed on Germany were kept low.
4. DSelf-determination was granted to some minority groups in Europe.

1. ACzechoslovakia
2. BSerbia
3. CGermany
4. DBritain

1. AHungary regained control over Alsace-Lorraine.
2. BHungary lost territory and resources to newly created states.
3. CHungary was granted full membership of the League of Nations Council.
4. DHungary's army was expanded to strengthen its borders.

1. AGermany
2. BUSA
3. Cthe Soviet Union
4. DBritain

1. AIt solved the dispute between Italy and Greece over Corfu.
2. BIt stopped Italy from invading Abyssinia in 1935.
3. CIt prevented Germany from invading Poland in 1939.
4. DIt prevented Japan from invading Manchuria in 1931.

1. AGermany
2. BUSA
3. CBritain
4. Dthe Soviet Union

1. AThe League required only a simple majority vote to pass decisions.
2. BThe League was headquartered in the Hague.
3. CThe League had no standing army to enforce its decisions.
4. DThe League's Assembly met three times a year to handle urgent disputes.

1. AThe banning of the Nazi Party
2. BInflation
3. CThe introduction of the Rentenmark to curb hyperinflation
4. DThe loss of Alsace-Lorraine as a colony

1. AThe New Deal, which created relief programmes for the unemployed
2. BThe Battle for Wheat, which encouraged farmers to increase wheat production for self-sufficiency
3. CThe Five-Year Plan, which prioritised heavy industry over agriculture
4. DThe Enabling Act, which granted emergency law-making powers

1. ABenito Mussolini
2. BFranklin D. Roosevelt
3. CHeinrich Himmler
4. DWoodrow Wilson

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. AEmployment was created through public works programmes such as road construction.
2. BFreedom of speech was fully guaranteed for all German citizens.
3. CJewish people were granted equal rights under the law.
4. DTrade unions were strengthened and allowed to negotiate freely.

1. AThe unemployed
2. BBusiness people
3. CTrade unions
4. DThe Civilian Conservation Corps

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. AUnemployment was completely eliminated by 1935.
2. BUnemployment was reduced but not completely solved, and wages remained low.
3. CBlack workers benefited fully and equally from the measures.
4. DThe Supreme Court fully supported all of Roosevelt's New Deal measures.