What are the answers.95 points.

17.
in which way is the eu different from the united states?

the citizens of all parts of the eu are considered equal.

people can travel throughout the eu freely.

people can move their homes to another part of the eu without government permission.

each eu member remains an independent nation.***

18.
what happened with the nations of eastern europe following world war ii?

they quickly recovered economically.***

they formed alliances with western europe.

they followed the example of the united states.

their governments took away their freedoms.

19.
what does the term nationalism mean?

pride in one’s country***

forming a government by the people

joining states together to form a single country

love of one’s country and hatred of other countries

20.
in 1939, stalin signed an agreement with the germans not to go to war against each other. what effect did this have on the soviet union during world war ii?

the soviets were able to launch a surprise invasion of germany and capture berlin.***

many soviet cities were invaded and destroyed by the germans just two years later.

although the soviets sided with the allies, germany did not attack the ussr.

the soviets fought on the side of germany during the war.

21.
as a result of bloody sunday, the mass killing of 1905, tsar nicholas ii agreed to establish which?

an absolute monarchy

a russian congress***

an improved judicial system

a free educational system

22.
unrest grew among peasants, workers, and the small middle class after russia lost a war with which country?

poland***

france

japan

china

23.
which caused british leader winston churchill to make a remark about an “iron curtain” across eastern europe?

soviets built factories to refine iron ore across eastern europe.

soviets required payment in iron ore for admission to eastern european countries.

soviets built an extensive system of iron walls between eastern europe and the west.

soviets cut off trade and most contact between eastern europe and the west.***

24.
what promises were made in the european alliances before world war i?

countries promised to destroy non-allied nations.***

countries promised to give preference in trade to allied nations.

countries promised to unify into a single nation.

countries promised to protect each other if someone attacked.

25.
how did soviet industrialization affect the peasants on farms?

they had to give up working on the farms and work in factories instead.

they had to give their crops to the government or be sent to prison camps.

they had the opportunity to choose either farm work or factory work.

they became richer as they sold food to the factory workers.***