Which statement best reflects the relationship between conditions before and after World War 1?

Unit 7.5MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONSQuestions 1 to 3 refer to the passage below."After [World War I], the world was divided into two camps: one is the revolutionary campwhich includes the oppressed colonial peoples and the exploited working class throughoutthe world. Its vanguard is the Soviet Union. The other is the counter-revolutionary camp ofinternational capitalism and imperialism, whose general staff is the League of Nations.That war resulted in untold loss of life and property....French imperialism was the hardesthit. Therefore, in order to restore the forces of capitalism in France, the French imperialistshave built new factories to exploit the workers by paying them starvation wages. They haveplundered the peasants' land to establish plantations and drive them to destitution. Theyhave levied new heavy taxes. They have forced our people to buy government bonds.In short, they have driven our people to utter misery. They have Increased their militaryforces, firstly to strangle the Vietnamese revolution; secondly to prepare for a new imperialistwar in the Pacific aimed at conquering new colonies; thirdly to suppress the Chineserevolution; and fourthly to attack the Soviet Union because she helps the oppressed nationsand the exploited working class to wage revolution. World War Two will break out. When itdoes the French imperialists will certainly drive our people to an even more horribleslaughter."Ho Chi Minh, speech in Hong Kong at the founding of the Indo-Chinese Communist Party,19301. Which statement best reflects the relationship between conditions before and after WorldWar I as described by Ho Chi Minh?(A) They changed significantly.(B) They were remarkably similar.(C) They became slightly worse.(D) They became slightly better.

Upload your study docs or become a

Course Hero member to access this document

Upload your study docs or become a

Course Hero member to access this document

End of preview. Want to read all 4 pages?

Upload your study docs or become a

Course Hero member to access this document

Tags

Monroe Doctrine, World War II