Which of the following statements about Nikita Khrushchev Western economies in the 1920s are generally Lavrenty Beria accepted by historians as factors causing the Great Depression? Which best characterizes weaknesses of the Overproduction in industry and especially Soviet economy after World War II? agriculture Inflexible central planning Unsustainable borrowing, lending, and Low worker morale and productivity stock market speculation Raw-material shortages Strong government regulation of industry I and II I and II II and III II and III I and III I and III I only II only II only III only Which Latin American nation stood apart from a Which global trend had a significant impact in general trend away from authoritarian or military Latin America in the 1930s and 1940s? rule that had taken hold across the region by I. Slumping demand for raw materials on world the 1990s? markets Argentina II. Growing influence of fascism Chile III. Independence struggles in colonized The Dominican Republic regions Panama I only Cuba I and II I and III Tie growing integration of all the peoples of the II and III planet into a single economic and political III only model and accelerating sharing of cultural symbols is termed Which policy course did Japanese and Egalitarianism German governments take to reverse the Simulacra economic difficulties of the 1930s? Postmodernism Stimulation of industry through war preparation Globalization Provision of social insurance through liberal Universalism democratic parliamentary means Worker control of industry U.S. forces have seen military action most Shift in orientation from industrial to agricultural frequently to which region in the post—Cold War production era? Laissez-faire approach toward economic Pacific Rim policy Latin America Middle East and Central Asia Which element of German fascism was NOT also Western Europe found in 1930s Japan? Caribbean Sea Suspension of parliamentary authority Ideology of racial supremacy State-sanctioned mob violence against ethnic minorities Annexation of nearby territory Repression of unions The United States pursued its interests in America after World War II in all of the following forms EXCEPT term do historians employ to describe both Direct annexation Hitler's Germany and Stalin's USSR? Covert action to overthrow regimes perceived Fascist to be Soviet friendly Communist Diplomatic pressure in international Totalitarian organizations Democratic Peace Corps presence Republican The IMF and World Bank Which Soviet leader was a leading force in NAFTA has more closely integrated the imposing economic, diplomatic, and political economies of Canada, the United States, and reforms after 1985 that contributed directly to the Russia demise of Soviet socialism? China Nikolay Bukharin Mexico Leonid Brezhnev Venezuela Mikhail Gorbachev Brazil
Which of the following statements about Western economies in the 1920s are generally accepted by historians as factors causing the Great Depression? Overproduction in industry and especially agriculture Unsustainable borrowing, lending, and stock market speculation Strong government regulation of industry I and II II and III I and III II only III only Which global trend had a significant impact in Latin America in the 1930s and 1940s? I. Slumping demand for raw materials on world markets II. Growing influence of fascism III. Independence struggles in colonized regions I only I and II I and III II and III III only Which policy course did Japanese and German governments take to reverse the economic difficulties of the 1930s? Stimulation of industry through war preparation Provision of social insurance through liberal democratic parliamentary means Worker control of industry Shift in orientation from industrial to agricultural production Laissez-faire approach toward economic policy Which element of German fascism was NOT also found in 1930s Japan? Suspension of parliamentary authority Ideology of racial supremacy State-sanctioned mob violence against ethnic minorities Annexation of nearby territory Repression of unions term do historians employ to describe both Hitler's Germany and Stalin's USSR? Fascist Communist Totalitarian Democratic Republican Which Soviet leader was a leading force in imposing economic, diplomatic, and political reforms after 1985 that contributed directly to the demise of Soviet socialism? Nikolay Bukharin Leonid Brezhnev Mikhail Gorbachev Nikita Khrushchev Lavrenty Beria Which best characterizes weaknesses of the Soviet economy after World War II? Inflexible central planning Low worker morale and productivity Raw-material shortages I and II II and III I and III I only II only Which Latin American nation stood apart from a general trend away from authoritarian or military rule that had taken hold across the region by the 1990s? Argentina Chile The Dominican Republic Panama Cuba Tie growing integration of all the peoples of the planet into a single economic and political model and accelerating sharing of cultural symbols is termed Egalitarianism Simulacra Postmodernism Globalization Universalism U.S. forces have seen military action most frequently to which region in the post—Cold War era? Pacific Rim Latin America Middle East and Central Asia Western Europe Caribbean Sea The United States pursued its interests in America after World War II in all of the following forms EXCEPT Direct annexation Covert action to overthrow regimes perceived to be Soviet friendly Diplomatic pressure in international organizations Peace Corps presence The IMF and World Bank NAFTA has more closely integrated the economies of Canada, the United States, and Russia China Mexico Venezuela Brazil
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