World War I Put an End, for Many People to the Belief

question 42

Multiple Choice

World War I put an end, for many people to the belief that

• A) countries could learn to get along without wars.
• B) science and progress would make for a war-free world.
• C) parliamentary government by definition meant progress.
• D) war always had clear victors.
• E) All of these beliefs were shattered.

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Definitions:

Federalism

Federalism is a political system where power is divided between a central government and smaller political units, such as states.

Authority

The capability or privilege to direct actions, decide on matters, and command adherence.

Govern

To officially and legally direct or control policies, actions, or the functioning of a state, community, or organization.

Fighting Words

Language that by its very utterance is likely to incite violence or immediate breach of the peace.