Hıstory Of Internatıonal Relatıons Final 11. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 5 Soru1.Soru
How was the new order in Europe named after the treaties signed?
How was the new order in Europe named after the treaties signed?
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Versailles Order |
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Lausanne Order |
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Collective Security |
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Allied Order |
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Entente Order |
The treaties signed after the war revealed a new order in Europe. Called the Versailles Order and dominated by the force of British and French strength, it was full of inconsistencies.
2.Soru
I. Britain decided to come to the aid of the Finns.
II. The occupation of Denmark by the Germans did not take long.
III. Germany invaded the Netherlands and occupied Belgium.
Which of the above is correct related to German activity at the beginning of the World War II?
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Only I |
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Only II |
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I and II |
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II and III |
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I, II and III |
On April 2, Hitler ordered that the invasion of Denmark and Norway to begin on April 9. German forces occupied Denmark within hours. The Danish King, Christian X, demanded an immediate ceasefire, making Denmark Hitler’s second military conquest. After this, Hitler turned his attention to the east and German air forces parachuted into Rotterdam and captured the important Belgian fortress of Eben Emael. However, Hitler also received certain reports that “the Allies were preparing to occupy Norway and Sweden under the cover of coming to the aid of Finland."
3.Soru
I. The iron ore fields in this region were very important for German economy.
II. This region was very suitable for the establishment of new Navy and Air Force bases against Britain.
What's the name of this region that was very important for Germany before and during the war period?
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Lithuania |
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Poland |
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Netherlands |
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France |
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Scandinavia |
Germany had various naval bases in the Baltic Sea and depended on Sweden’s iron ore. For this reason, this region was very important. "E" is the correct option.
4.Soru
What was the aim of League of Nations?
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To prevent imperialism |
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To prevent Bolsheviks |
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To guide the post-war world order |
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To stop the First World War |
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To prevent the Second World War |
The League of Nations was founded to guide the post-war world order.
5.Soru
Which of the following is not one of the developments in the institutionalization of the Cold War ?
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The creation of the Baghdad Pact |
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Camp David Summit of 1959 |
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Signing of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) |
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The Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement with Japan |
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The Eisenhower Doctrine |
The possibility of peaceful coexistence only increased with the success of the Camp David Summit held in September 1959, when US President Dwight D. Eisenhower invited Soviet leader Khrushchev on a several-week tour of the United States to calm tensions that had been mounting over the fate of Berlin.