All Quiet - Paul's friends and comrades in the war included men with whom he would have had little in common in civilian life (different social class, age, etc.).   	1	True   	False   	   	 e,  	   	
All Quiet - Which of the following symbolizes the older generation of the "Establishment" that misled and betrayed Paul and his peers?   	1	Kantorek   	Himmelstoss   	Tjaden   	Lieutenant Bertinck   	Obergruppenfuhrer Muller   	
All Quiet - Remarque says, "To no man does the earth mean so much as to the soldier because he has fought for the right to walk proudly upon it."   	2	True   	False   	   	 e,  	   	
All Quiet -Paul pulls temporary duty guarding some prisoners for whom he develops some empathy.  They were   	4	Jews   	Frenchmen   	political dissidents   	Russians   	Americans   	
All Quiet - Paul and his classmates were drafted into the German Army shortly after the war started.   	2	True   	False   	   	 e,  	   	
All Quiet - Which of the following characters is used to symbolize the petty tyrant and bully?    	4	Katczinksy   	Tjaden   	Lieutenant Bertinck   	Himmelstoss   	Muller   	
All Quiet - The tragedy of Paul's death was especially poignant because it cut short what promised to be a rich, full and meaningful life.  He was full of hope and ambition for his life in the post-War world.  	2	True   	False   	   	 e,  	   	
All Quiet - "The fellows over there" refers to    	2	rear echelon soldiers   	Frenchmen   	Americans, most of whom were still in the U.S., but were starting to pour into the    Western Front in ever increasing numbers  	Germans serving on the Eastern Front   	Austrians   	
Although All Quiet has had a great deal of literary influence, it was originally thought of by the author as a simple military adventure story.   	2	True   	False   	   	 e,  	   	
All Quiet - Which of the following is the oldest?    	1	Katczinsky   	Muller   	Paul   	Leer   	Kropp   	
All Quiet - Something that helped Paul keep his sanity in the hell that was the Western Front were the warm memories of his home leave.   	2	True   	False   	   	 e,  	   	
All Quiet - In civilian life Katczinsky was a    	2	student   	cobbler   	teacher   	lawyer   	physician   	
All Quiet - Poison gas is outlawed by international treaty so it has never been used in war.    	2	True   	False   	   	 e,  	   	
All Quiet - Erich Maria Remarque, the author of one of the greatest anti-war novels of all time   	3	served as a colonel in the Waffen SS during WW II   	retired to his family's ancestral home in the south of France   	became an American citizen who spent most of his time in Switzerland   	died shortly after the publication of his novel   	was incarcerated by the Nazis and spent WW II in a concentration camp   	
All Quiet - WW I was a duel of machines:  the airplane and the tank, with almost no direct or hand-to-hand combat.  	2	True   	False   	   	 e,  	   	
All Quiet - Catholic hospitals were noted for their good food and good treatment compared to regular army hospitals.   	1	True   	False   	   	 e,  	   	
All Quiet - Queue    	3	is a famous botanical garden in London   	is an egg based French pastry   	is a line of persons queuing up as for a bus in England or for fish in Russia   	is a French bayonet   	is a rank in the French Army equivalent to our rank of corporal   	
All Quiet - The "Dying Room" was a room where wounded soldiers were sent after the medical staff had given up hope that they would survive.   	1	True   	False   	   	 e,  	   	
All Quiet - Paul and Albert are put in a Catholic hospital because it was reserved for wounded soldiers of that faith.   	2	True   	False   	   	 e,  	   	
All Quiet - The word from the study guide that is the name of a region of Northern Europe bordering on the North Sea is   	4	Brittany   	Lapland   	Normandy   	Friesland   	Spitzenberg   	
All Quiet - The word from the study guide that means a PX or a temporary or mobile restaurant or a recreation room maintained by civilians for soldiers is   	2	lorry   	canteen   	commissary   	Kasern   	USO   	
All Quiet - The word from the study guide that means wagon or truck is    	3	parapet   	canteen   	lorry   	deuce and a half   	Kubelwagen   	
All Quiet - The word from the study guide that means a defensive wall or elevation, as of earth or stone, in a fortification is   	3	citadel   	fortress   	parapet   	perimenter   	fence   	
All Quiet - The word from the study guide that means a subdivision of a company-size military unit normally consisting of 3 or 4 squads is   	1	platoon   	brigade   	regiment   	division   	battery   	
All Quiet - This famous Greek philosopher (427-347 B.C.) was a student of Socrates.  His major works include The Republic and The Laws.   	1	Plato   	Sophocles   	Socrates   	Goethe   	Aristotle   	
The Austrian monk                  did pioneering work in the field of heredity.    	3	Auguste Comte   	Carl Jung   	Gregor Mendel   	George Sorel   	Theodor Herzl   	
The sociologist                     wrote The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.  In that work he argued that the Calvinists or Puritans worked hard, spent little and thus accumulated wealth and worldly success, less for material gain than to furnish themselves assurance that they stood among the elect of God. 	4	Henri Bergson   	Houston Stewart Chamberlain   	Thomas Hardy   	Max Weber   	Gustave Flaubert   	
"Social Darwinism" is a concept    	5	which emphasizes the progress of human society through competition.   	which comes close to saying that might makes right.   	which could be used to justify avoidance of aiding the poor   	which could be used to justify imperialism.   	all of the above   	
Auguste Comte is generally regarded as being the father of    	3	psychology.   	modern philosophy.   	sociology.   	socialism.   	modern history.   	
The author of Thus Spake Zarathustra (1883) was    	4	Sigmund Freud   	James Joyce   	Virginia Woolf   	Friedrich Nietzsche   	Theodor Herzl   	
Bismarck's Kulturkampf was directed against    	2	German liberals.   	the Catholic Church.   	the aristocracy.   	the Lutheran Church.   	the Kulturs.   	
The policy of Kulturkampf was    	2	a success for Kaiser William I.   	the greatest blunder of Bismarck's career.   	a victory for the German state over organized Protestant churches.   	a disaster as a plan for patronizing artists.   	successful in curtailing the influence of the Junker class   	
The idea that society should let strong men dominate and not protect the weak is most closely associated with   	2	Thomas Henry Huxley.   	Herbert Spencer.   	Jules Ferry.   	Matthew Arnold.   	Gregor Mendel.   	
           visions of a Jewish state would eventually lead to the creation of Israel in 1948.    	3	Sigmund Freud's   	Gregor Mendel's   	Theodor Herzl's   	Wilhelm Roentgen's   	Gustave Flaubert's   	
Regarding religion and the church, the 19th century was    	2	a period of great security and acceptance.   	a difficult period of turmoil and attack by secular forces and science.   	a period of cooperation between religious and secular forces, but of decline on a popular    level.  	both a and c.   	   	
Which idea would Henrik Ibsen have been least likely to share?    	2	middle-class morality was an illusion   	for the good of society, women must not be independent of men.   	respectability and justice often clash   	life is uglier than most men admit   	   	
A novelist who portrayed the ugly conditions in the workers' quarters of industrial cities was    	2	Thomas Malthus   	Charles Dickens   	David Richardo   	Jeremy Benthan   	Zane Gray   	
The person who wrote about the id, the ego, and the superego was    	5	Marie Curie   	Auguste Comte   	Albert Einstein   	Theodor Herzl   	Sigmund Freud   	
The author of A Room of One's Own was    	3	Gustave Flaubert   	James Joyce   	Virginia Woolf   	Emile Zola   	Ellen Key   	
Herbert Spencer (1820-1903), an English disciple of Auguste Compte, saw the human race as driven by a brutal but efficient law of struggle and competition--"the survival of the fittest."  This school of philosophy or world view is known as  	3	Socialism.   	Republicanism.   	Social Darwinism.   	Communism.   	Edwardian Grippe.   	
Pope Pius IX became a controversial figure when he issued the    	1	Syllabus of Errors   	Rerum Novarum   	Against Heresy   	Science and God   	The Master Builder   	
           was an anti-Semitic Englishman who settled in Germany.  He wrote the Foundations of the Nineteenth Century, an influential work that argued for the primary role of race in history.  	4	Thomas Henry Huxley      	Wilhelm Roentgen   	Max Weber   	Houston Stewart Chamberlain   	Herbert Spencer   	
John Maynard Keynes is best known     	4	for leading Great Britain as Prime Minister during the difficult post-WWI years   	for his great naval victory over the Germans at the Battle of Jutland (1916)    	as a silent screen matinee idol during the 1920s   	as an economist   	as a United States Supreme Court Justice from 1922-1939   	
The major opponent of the tenets of social Darwinism who himself was a friend of Darwin was   	3	Gustave Flaubert.   	Herbert Spencer.   	Thomas Henry Huxley.   	Emile Zola.   	Friedrich Nietzche.   	
The movement launched in 1896 to find a separate Jewish state in Palestine is called           .  It eventually led to the creation of Israel in 1948.   	4	The Coming Kingdom   	Socialism   	Fascism   	Zionism   	Israel First   	
The Norwegian playwright,             (1828-1906) carried realism into dramatic presentation of domestic life.  He wrote A Doll's House (1879) and Ghosts (1881).   	3	Theodor Herzl   	Gustave Flaubert   	Henrik Ibsen   	Gregor Mendel   	August Comte   	
            (1856-1939) was the Viennese physician who founded modern psychoanalysis.  One of his most influential ideas concerned Oedipal tensions.   	1	Sigmund Freud   	Theodor Herzl   	Gustave Flaubert   	Carl Jung   	Gregor Mendel   	
            was an Irish writer who spent most of his life in England criticizing English society and modern capitalism.  He wrote Man and Superman (1903), Pygmalion (1912) and Androcles and the Lion (1913).  	3	Thomas Henry Huxley   	James Joyce   	George Bernard Shaw   	Charles Stewart Parnell   	Patrick O'Neil   	
            (1809-1892) was the most influential of the 19th century evolutionary thinkers.  He published On the Origin of Species by the Means of Natural Selection in 1859 and The Descent of Man (1871).  	5	Houston Stewart Chamberlain   	Emile Zola   	Carl Jung   	Albert Einstein   	Charles Darwin   	
The Schlieffen Plan called for Germany to knock out    	3	England by marching through France.   	Russia by marching through Belgium.   	France by marching through Belgium.   	Belgium by marching through France.   	Austria by marching through Pretoria.   	
Which of the following was not a factor in the strained German-British relations before World War I?   	5	The Boer War   	the Anglo-French Entente   	the German naval buildup   	economic rivalry and competition   	All of the above strained German-British relations.   	
The Bismarckian system of alliances was meant to    	3	expand Germany's borders.   	help German allies expand their borders.   	restrain Russia and Austria-Hungary and isolate France.   	encourage relations with France.   	enable Bismarck to conquer Europe.   	
The young Emperor William II of Germany made the fateful decision to reverse Bismarck's foreign policy by refusing to renew the Reinsurance Treaty between Germany and   	4	Austria.       	Britain.       	France.   	Russia.   	Italy.   	
The President of the United States during the First World War was    	2	Franklin Roosevelt.   	Woodrow Wilson.     	Theodore Roosevelt.   	Harry Truman.   	Alfred E. Newman.   	
The country at the Versailles Peace Conference most interested in punishing Germany was    	2	the U.S.A.     	France.        	Russia.   	Denmark.   	the Austrian Empire.   	
As a result of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, Russia    	4	acquired considerable territory.   	reentered the war on the German side.   	declared war on England and France   	lost much of its population and territory.   	invaded Turkey.   	
In 1915 a German submarine sunk the                   (nationality) liner Lusitania.     	3	French    	American       	British   	Greek   	Italian   	
The United States entered the First World War against Germany in the year    	2	1914.     	1917.     	1929.   	1939.   	1941.   	
All of the following were controlled by the United States after 1898 except:    	1	Korea     	Puerto Rico    	Philippines   	Hawaii   	   	
Jingoism was a new word coined for    	3	hypocrisy.   	sensationalistic press reporting.   	superpatriotism.   	aphorisms attributed to the noted philosopher Alfred W. Jingo.   	none of the above   	
Under the new Bolshevik government,    	4	a civil war broke out between Trotsky and Lenin.   	a civil war broke out between the Bolsheviks and those who opposed their triumph.   	Czar Nicholas II and his family were murdered.   	both (b) and (c)   	the Russians fought the Germans until the armistice on November 11, 1918.   	
In 1914, the Archduke Francis Ferdinand was assassinated    	4	by the "Black Hand".   	with the planning and preparation of the Serbian army's general staff.   	with the knowledge and encouragement of the Russian czar.   	both (a) and (b)   	   	
The issue of Belgian neutrality sent    	2	Spain to war.       	Britain to war.     	the Americans to war.   	the Russians to war.   	the Austrians to war.   	
After the Battle of the Marne in 1914,    	3	the tide of war in the west turned to the French.   	the tide of war in the west turned to the Germans.   	the war became defensive, one of position rather than of movement.   	poison gas aided the German cause and broke the capacity of the English and French    armies to wage war.  	Paris fell to the German Army.   	
Lenin and the Bolsheviks signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk in 1918 because    	4	Russia was not able to carry on the war effort.   	Lenin's government needed time to impose its will on the Russian people.   	Lenin believed that communism would soon sweep through the warring states of Europe.   	all of the above   	   	
Great Britain, France and Russia made up the              (name of alliance) during WWI.    	4	Triple Alliance   	Three Emperor's League   	Holy Alliance   	Triple Entente   	Axis Powers   	
Next to Lenin, the most important leader of the Bolshevik Revolution and an organizer of Soviet support for the Revolution was    	2	Pushkin   	Trotsky   	Gorbachev   	Khrushchev   	Kerensky   	
The name of the British Prime Minister who represented his country at the Versailles Peace Conference was    	3	John Maynard Keynes   	Winston Churchill   	David Lloyd George   	Stanley Baldwin   	   	
The most influential critic of the Versailles Peace Treaty was the brilliant British economist              .  His book The Economic Consequences of the Peace (1920) soundly denounced the treaty.  	1	John Maynard Keynes   	Erich von Falkenhayn   	Stanley Baldwin   	Thomas Masaryk   	Woodrow Wilson   	
In 1918 the Germans launched a desperate offensive.  This brilliant but failed effort was masterminded by            , then Quartermaster General second in the command chain but the real leader of the German Army.  	5	Helmuth von Molkte   	Erich von Falkenhayn   	Paul von Hindenburg   	Ernst Roehm   	Erich Ludendorff   	
Why did the Versailles settlement foster both resentment and discontent in numerous countries?   	4	Germany had been humiliated   	states in eastern Europe were discontented with border adjustments   	France believed that the provisions of the treaty were not being enforced    	all of the above   	   	
Which of the following was not among the economic changes in Europe after World War I?    	1	France and Great Britain withdrew from the European economic order, refusing to trade    with Germany  	the United States became a major trade competitor to Europe   	Europeans exercised less dominance over the world economy   	Europeans combat deaths resulted in the loss of producers and consumers   	   	
After World War I, international trade followed what new pattern?    	2	the United States became more dependent on European production   	Europeans exercised less dominance over the world economy   	European countries began to restrict their colonies from trading with other nations   	Japan retreated from Latin American and North American markets to concentrate upon    trade with Germany  	   	
Stanley Baldwin    	2	was the first Labour Prime Minister, serving from 1897-1901.   	was a Conservative Prime Minister during the general strike of 1926.   	was the last Liberal Prime Minister, serving from 1939-1942.   	the leader of the Irish Party who won the long struggle for independence from England.   	was America's first ambassador to the League of Nations   	
Sinn Fein was    	3	an Irish nationalist leader.   	an Irish independence movement dedicated to accommodation with British interests in    Ireland.  	an extreme Irish independence movement.   	the treaty between Britain and Ireland establishing Irish home rule.   	   	
Which of the following contributed to the massive German inflation of the 1920s?    	4	the financing of World War I   	the allied reparations bill and continued postwar deficit   	the French invasion of the Ruhr and German response of passive economic resistance   	all of the above   	   	
Within months of the revolution in Russia a new secret police known as             appeared.    	4	Sinn Fein      	The SA    	Comintern   	Cheka   	Gestapo   	
In the late 1920s Hitler's uniformed thugs, the SA, were also called    	4	storm troopers.     	brown shirts.       	Sturmabteilung.   	all of the above   	   	
The organizer and commander of the SA was    	3	Gustav Stresemann.       	Adolf Hitler.       	Ernst Roehm.   	Erich Ludendorff.   	Thomas Masaryk.   	
The foreign minister of Germany throughout most of the 1920s was    	1	Gustav Stresemann.       	Raymond Poincare.        	Thomas Masaryk.   	Erich Ludendorff.   	Paul von Hindenburg.   	
The Dawes Plan    	4	lowered German's annual reparation payments.   	provided for German expansion into the Sudetenland.   	provided for the French evacuation of the Ruhr.   	both a and c   	   	
How might one characterize "fascism"?    	4	anti-democratic     	anti-Marxist        	anti-parliamentary   	all of the above   	   	
Approximately             British soldiers perished in the First World War.    	2	12,000,000     	750,000        	23,000   	14,500,000   	9,000,000   	
The General commanding the German Army in August 1914 was           .  He was relieved of his command in September 1914.   	1	Helmut von Molkte (the Younger)   	Erich von Falkenhayn   	Field Marshall Joffre   	Erich Ludendorf   	Paul von Hindenburg   	
The "Little Entente" consisted of    	2	France and England   	Czechoslovakia, Romania, and Yugoslavia   	Hungary, Russia, and Poland   	Germany, Poland, and Hungary   	France, Germany, and Italy   	
After World War I,    	4	France became the strongest military power on the Continent.   	France and Great Britain were troubled democracies.   	neither France nor Britain experienced a revolution or a shift to a totalitarian    government.  	all of the above   	   	
French foreign policy after World War I was directed toward     	1	keeping Germany weak and establishing alliance with eastern states.   	accommodation with Germany and leniency in executing the terms of the Treaty of    Versailles.  	establishing a close connection with the struggling Soviet Union by offering financial    aid.  	strict control of their African colonies and gaining control of the former German    colonies.  	   	
Which best characterizes the effect of massive inflation on Germany?    	1	It traumatized the middle class.   	It immediately led to a successful coup against the Weimar Republic.   	It enabled the country to pay off its entire reparation debt in worthless currency.   	It was a disaster that led to a successful Communist coup against the Weimar    government.  	   	
The Nazis tailored their appeal to    	2	big international corporations including Ford, General Motors and U. S Steel which    provided the capital they needed for political advancement.  	the lower middle class which had been devastated by inflation.   	labor unions whose members had suffered low wages because of the nationalization of    industry.  	Marxist politicians whose aid they needed in coalition against the Weimar government.   	   	
The foremost advocate of "Socialism in One Country" was    	4	Leon Trotsky.       	Adolf Hitler.       	Lenin.   	Stalin.   	Bukharin.   	
Approximately 55,000 young Americans lost their lives in the Vietnam War.  How many young Europeans died at the Battle of Verdun?   	3	12,000   	45,000   	600,000   	21,000   	55,000   	
                means the papal government or the official residence of the Pope.    	2	the Rhineland   	the Vatican   	Monaco   	St. Paul's Cathedral   	Andorra   	
The letters NEP stand for Lenin's    	3	National Environmental Program   	farm collectivization program (in Russian)   	New Economic Policy   	National Energy Program   	   	
Adolf Hitler wrote              while in Prison in 1924.    	1	Mein Kampf   	Economic Consequences of the Peace   	Goodbye to All That   	The Black Hand   	Splendid Isolation   	
                was murdered in 1940 while living in exile in Mexico, presumably by one of Stalin's agents.   	5	Lenin   	John Maynard Keynes   	Erik Ludendorf   	Sinn Fein   	Leon Trotsky   	
                came to power in Italy in 1922.  He was able to transform the Italian government into a dictatorship which he headed for more than twenty years.   	5	Giuseppi Mazzini   	Guissepi Garabaldi   	Victor Emmanuel II   	Alexis Tocqueville   	Benito Mussolini   	
The brilliant British economist              discussed the future of capitalism in his work The End of Laissez-Faire and was the author of The Economic Consequences of the Peace.     	2	Stanley Baldwin   	John Maynard Keynes   	Ramsay MacDonald   	James Joyce   	Herbert Spencer   	
According to Professor Weber, the first generations to enjoy mass education in Europe were    	3	less law-abiding and less patriotic than any before or since   	less law-abiding but more patriotic than any before or since   	more law-abiding and more patriotic than any before or since   	more law-abiding but less patriotic than any before or since   	   	
According to Professor Weber, by about what time were most children in Europe being taught to read and write in state schools?   	3	1775   	1815   	1880   	1939   	   	
According to Professor Weber, which of the following countries was the first to drop out of World War I, on humiliating terms?   	4	Austria-Hungary   	Germany   	Italy   	Russia   	England   	
According to Professor Weber, which disease killed two to three times more people than had died in the battles of World War I?   	1	influenza   	plague   	smallpox   	tuberculosis   	polio   	
According to Professor Weber, how did the Nazis come to power in Germany?    	2	as the result of a military coup   	as the leaders of a conservative coalition   	by assassinating President Hindenburg   	by paralyzing the country with a series of strikes   	   	
According to Professor Weber, protests by the German churches ended the extermination programs against   	1	the incurably ill   	the Gypsies   	the Jehovah's Witnesses   	the Jews