History Activity: The Interwar Period

History activity, aimed at students in the ninth year of elementary school, with questions developed about the interwar period.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

the interwar period

1) During World War I and post-war, the United States conquered a large market, accounting for about 30% of world production and occupying the following:
a) first place in the list of the largest exporters on the planet
b) first place in the list of the biggest importers on the planet
c) second place in the list of the largest exporters on the planet
d) second place in the list of the biggest importers on the planet

2) Europe came out of the war economically shaken. France and Great Britain had heavy war debts, contracted with:

the Russia
b) United States
c) Germany
d) Belgium

3) Latin America, in turn, benefited from the prosperity of the United States. As a supplier of raw materials to that country's industries, its exports increased. Thus, the US economy established:
a) a strong alliance with developed countries
b) a strong connection with the least developed countries
c) a world-renowned economic domain
d) a dependency network with all countries in the world

4) The happy and prosperous 1920s were marked by consumerism. In view of the large production of industrialized articles, the lowering of costs and:
a) the increase in the number of jobs
b) support from neighboring countries
c) of the credit facility
d) the alliance between developed countries

5) While recovering economically, European countries adopted protectionist measures regarding the entry of foreign products in order to:
a) favor national production
b) increase export
c) boycott the United States
d) recover

6) From 1925 on, the North American growth trend was reversed. This scenario proved massive layoffs, which also reduced consumption. This reduction, in turn, further increased the layoff of workers. It installed itself in a vicious circle, the consequence of which was an enormous crisis, also called:
a) New Deal
b) Great Depression
c) American Way
d) Stock Exchange Crash

Per Camila Farias.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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