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Example Question #3 : Ethnic Identities
The Wannsee Conference is notable __________.
for first proposing the idea of the United Nations
for Nazi Germany’s betrayal of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact
for the implementation of Hitler’s Final Solution
because of the declarations of war made by Italy and Germany against the United States
because the allied powers attempted to implement their policy of appeasement to prevent an outbreak of war
for the implementation of Hitler’s Final Solution
The Wannsee Conference took place near Berlin in 1942. It was a meeting of top Nazi officials to discuss the implementation of Hitler’s Final Solution. The Final Solution was Nazi Germany’s plan to eliminate the Jewish population of Nazi Europe during the Second World War. It culminated in the Holocaust and the execution of six million Jewish people living in Europe.
Example Question #511 : Ap World History
F. W. De Klerk is notable for __________.
ending the government policy of apartheid in South Africa
enacting the government policy of apartheid in South Africa
imprisoning Nelson Mandela
committing acts of terrorism in the name of ending segregation in South Africa
educating Mohandas Gandhi on the benefits of nonviolent resistance
ending the government policy of apartheid in South Africa
F. W. De Klerk was President of South Africa during the early 1990s and along with Nelson Mandela is credited with ending the government policy of apartheid (legal racial segregation) in South Africa.
Example Question #512 : Ap World History
Which of these empires perpetrated the Armenian Genocide?
Ottoman
British
French
Russian
Italian
Ottoman
The Armenian Genocide was perpetrated by the Ottoman Empire in the waning years of its existence. It involved the wholesale murder and forced deportation of the Armenian people living in territory in the Ottoman Empire. It took place during World War I and is responsible for the existence of a substantial Armenian diaspora living around the world.
Example Question #41 : Social History
Which of these best describes the relationship between the African National Congress and the system of apartheid in South Africa during the twentieth century?
The African National Congress offered vocal support for apartheid
The African National Congress abhorred apartheid and campaigned passionately for its termination
The African National Congress offered tacit support for apartheid
The African National Congress stayed out of the internal affairs of states, yet occasionally criticized the mentality behind the system of apartheid
The African National Congress stayed out of the internal affairs of states and so offered no opinion on apartheid
The African National Congress abhorred apartheid and campaigned passionately for its termination
The African National Congress is not a confederation of African states, rather it is a major political party in South Africa. The African National Congress is the party of Nelson Mandela and was the first party to be elected in the multi racial democratic elections of 1994, following the end of apartheid. The African National Congress abhorred apartheid and worked tirelessly and passionately for its end.
Example Question #3 : Ethnic Identities 1900 To Present
The primary goal of apartheid was to _______________.
control the black population and prevent organized resistance
restrict the freedom of movement of the black population and prevent access to higher education institutions
eliminate terrorism and close the nation’s borders
reduce educational and economic opportunities for the black population
control the immigrant population and prevent organized resistance
control the black population and prevent organized resistance
The primary goal of apartheid in South Africa was to control the country’s black population, prevent organized resistance, and ensure the legal superiority of the country’s white population. It was a formal policy of the ruling party of South Africa from 1948 until the early 1990s. It was not formally abolished until 1991 and not fully overturned until the elections of 1994, which ushered into power Nelson Mandela and the African National Congress.
Example Question #513 : Ap World History
How many Jews were killed during the Holocaust?
Approximately six million
Almost one million
About ten million
We cannot determine an estimate
Approximately six million
The Holocaust occurred between 1941–45 and refers to the mass killing of minorities under the Nazi regime. This systematic slaughter impacted approximately 11 million people.
Records estimate around 6 million Jews were killed by the Nazis and their collaborators, though this number of deaths doesn't include those who were also targeted. This includes the disabled, homosexuals, and those deemed racially inferior such as the Slavs and Roma people.
Example Question #5 : Ethnic Identities 1900 To Present
The Nuremberg Laws established __________.
Hitler’s control over the German Reichstag
Hitler’s control over the German police force
legal discrimination against Jewish people living in Nazi Germany
the Nazi policy of genocide against the Jewish population of Europe
the Nazi policy of Lebensraum
legal discrimination against Jewish people living in Nazi Germany
The Nuremberg Laws were introduced to German society in 1935. They codified the inferior legal status of Jewish people living in Nazi Germany by making it illegal for Germans and Jews to marry and to have extramarital affairs and by declaring that Jews were not citizens of Hitler’s Reich. The Nuremberg Laws may be understood as precursor to the horrors of the Holocaust.
Example Question #4 : Ethnic Identities 1900 To Present
Who was elected in South Africa in the first free democratic election after the end of apartheid?
F.W. De Klerk
Nelson Mandela
Desmond Tutu
Jacob Zuma
Thabo Mbeki
Nelson Mandela
The first multiracial democratic elections after the end of apartheid were held in South Africa in 1994. Nelson Mandela was elected President. The African National Congress, the party of Mandela, has ruled as the leading party in South African government ever since.
Example Question #514 : Ap World History
The racial policy of segregation known as apartheid was a feature of which country’s politics for much of the twentieth century?
India
Brazil
South Africa
The United States
Australia
South Africa
The racial policy of apartheid was design to ensure legal discrimination against black people living in South Africa for much of the twentieth century.
Example Question #515 : Ap World History
Who formed the highest social class of Republican and early Imperial Rome?
Plebians
Patricians
Senators
Equites
Legionaries
Patricians
The patrician class was a small number of elite families who could allegedly trace their lineages back to the founding of the republic. They would own slaves as well as massive parts of the city, and made great financial contributions to both the military and the city's infrastructure. Equites were the lower ranked level of the aristocracy, roughly equivalent to "knights" in later eras. Plebians (also known as plebs) were non-patrician members of society. Senators were non-elected legislators. Legionaries were professional soldiers.
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