Prıncıples of Atatürk and the Hıstory of Turkısh Revolutıon II (ENG)
Deneme Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Cevap anahtarı açık: çöz, sonucunu gör
- 1
Which two countries signed the Treaty of Rapallo in 1922?
- 2
Which of the below is NOT one of the reasons for the government being unable to maintain law and order in the late 1960s?
- 3
- Justice party had a liberalist character and its respect for traditional values.
- Justice party constantly waged in an communist propaganda and targeted rightist movements
- Two other political actors became very influential on the course of events who invested students and the industrial working class.
- 1961 Constitution led the rise of political life based on ideological competition, which had been unprecedented in the modern history of Turkey.
- Toward the end of 1960s, leftist movements would grow under the impact of the student movements in Germany, in the United States and especially in France
Which of the above sentences are correct about 1960's?
- 4
- They were critical of the alliance behind the Ottoman-Turkish modernization; namely, the state bureaucracy and intelligentsia.
- They distanced themselves from the militant secularism views of the 1920s and 1930s.
- They demonstrated themselves as staunch supporters of private enterprise.
- They sanctified the ballot. ‘Popular will (millî irade)’ was frequently emphasized in their discourse, declarations, and speeches. The main indicator of People’s will was the act of voting according to the Democrats. This was, actually, their vision of democracy.
Which of the above were a part of Democrat Party's program?
- 5
When was the Higher Education Council founded?
- 6
During World War II Turkish Government established some new public agencies.
Which of the following was one of them?
- 7
In the 1973 elections, the Republican People’s Party, which adopted a center-left ideology, gained the majority of votes, but this was not enough to rule by itself. Therefore, it formed a coalition government with the ...............................
Which of the following is the correct answer to complete the sentence above?
- 8
I. It aimed to establish a strong nationalist country.
II. It based its objectives on a pro-military country.
III. It proposed to build an Anti-Semitic ideal for the working class.
Which of the above is correct regarding the National German Labour Party (NSDAP) ?
- 9
Which of the following countries formed the Axis Powers?
- 10During the World War II, Axis Powers tried to persuade Turkey to take part in the war. Which of the following are among the Axis Powers? I. Italy II. Japan III. The USA IV. Soviet Russia
- 11
Which of the followings is one of the new public agencies established to regulate economic measures and supervise their implementation during World War II?
- The Undersecreteriat for Provisions
- The Trade Office
- The Petroleum Office
- 12
Kars, Ardahan and Batum were restored to the Ottoman Empire in 1918 by:
- 13
What is the name of the early 19th century movement, which propagated a strong political and cultural attachment with all the Turkic, Tartar, and Uralic peoples?
- 14
Which principle meant that the state took its place as an entrepreneur in economic life?
- 15
I. The British wanted to assert their power as the victors of World War I.
II. Turkish government was not readily accepted as the victor of the over the Allied forces.
III. Ismet Pasha's agenda focused mainly on the independence and freedom of the Turks.
Which of the above is correct regarding the Peace Talks of Lausanne?
- 16
Which principle of Atatürk means separating it from scientific and purely political matters?
- 17
Which of the following historic figures did not partake in the cadre movement ?
- 18
What was the name of the party which was established on August 12, 1930 by Fethi Bey?
- 19
Which of the following was the leader of the Free Republican Party?
- 20
While Turkish national culture and regime formulated modernization in the 1930s, the idea that culture is also a part of civilization was put forward. Who is the Turkish thinker had hitherto influential notion that civilization and culture are separate?