1. Consider global movements that impacted the human rights of people during the interwar years. (a) What was one movement that resulted in the advancement of human rights?
(b) What was one movement that resulted in the limitation of human rights?
(c) What was different about these movements?
(d) How did these movements reflect the changing times between the world wars?

2. What is most to blame for the start of World War I: militarism, imperialism, nationalism, or the alliance system? Defend your choice with two specific examples.

3. How did postwar negotiations at the end of World War I ultimately contribute to the start of World War II? In your response, explain the role of the Treaty of Versailles, the Great Depression, and totalitarianism.

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negative economic effects of the russian people stronger alliances with britain and america strengthening of the russian monarchy

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event - pope leo x refuses to annul henry viii's marriage to his first wife.

cause - england establishes its own church separate from the roman catholic church.

event - martin luther writes his ninety-five theses, criticizing some of the church's practices.

cause - a new religion formed in germany taught that salvation can be met through faith alone.

event - holy roman emperor charles v declares war on protestants in germany.

cause - the rulers of germany's territories were free to decide the religion of their state.

event - elizabeth i, a protestant who was tolerant of catholics, became the queen of england.

cause - the anglican church was reestablished in england.