1. which of these best describes lenin’s “new economic policy”?
a) it called for greater cooperation with the communist governments in china and europe.
b) it placed all agricultural and industrial production under control of a central planning unit.
c) it introduced some mild capitalist reforms to the new country while keeping other socialist programs.
d) it was unsuccessful in its attempts to settle the disputes between the proletariat and the bourgeoisie.

2.which statement best describes the bolshevik revolution?
a) it was begun by joseph stalin.
b) it began a civil war in russia.
c) it toppled tsar nicholas ii from power.
d) it prevented russia from exiting world war i.

3.how did the nazi leadership of germany respond to the problems of the great depression?
a) germany incorporated a new deal program.
b) adolf hitler promoted a classless society.
c) the people formed a multi-coalition government.
d) the nazi government took command of the economy.

4.both mohandas gandhi and mao zedong
a) appealed to the common people for support.
b) believed in non-violent political movements.
c) desired democratic reforms with capitalist economies.
d) led revolutionary movements against the british empire.

5.both mohandas gandhi and mao zedong
a) appealed to the common people for support.
b) believed in non-violent political movements.
c) desired democratic reforms with capitalist economies.
d) led revolutionary movements against the british empire.

6. which statement best represents the political philosophy of the early 20th century chinese nationalist, sun yat sen?
a) china should be led by a hereditary dictator.
b) china should be run as a republican government.
c) china should target foreigners for extermination.
d) china should establish a state based on communism.

7.which of these would you be most likely to see in an authoritarian government?
a) the rule by one person or a small committee
b) the targeting of "others" for extermination
c) the promise of a "utopia" by the political party
d) the use of violence to enforce its political vision

8. during the 1930's the leaders of japan, germany, and italy made war more likely by
a) engaging in submarine warfare.
b) refusing to join the league of nations.
c) required that the losing nations in w. w. i pay reparations.
d) using nationalism to establish warlike attitudes among their populations.