Chapter 21 - Revolution, Socialism, and Global Conflict

Industrialization

________ was focused in major metropolitan centers, which attracted the most ambitious and skilled individuals from the countryside.

Soviet Union

In the 1930s, the ________ laid the groundwork for an industrial civilization that would go on to defeat Nazi Germany in World War II and produce much higher living standards by the 1960s and 1970s.

Cold War

During the ________, the Warsaw Pact brought together the Soviet Union and Eastern European communist governments in a military alliance to counter the danger posed by NATO's Western capitalist countries.

prohibition of concubinage

It established free will in marriage, relatively simple divorce, the ________ and child marriage, widows 'remarriage, and equal property rights for women.

Stalin

________ proclaimed the "woman question ""settled "in 1930, fearing that it would detract from his concentration on industrial production.

Russia

In ________, communists rose to power following a revolutionary upheaval that occurred in just one year, 1917.

Mutual Economic Assistance

The Council on ________, a parallel institution, linked Eastern European countries to the Soviet Union's economy.

European socialism

The political and intellectual origins of modern communism may be traced back to nineteenth- century ________, which was influenced by Karl Marx's ideas.

Communist nations

________ were the forerunners of women's liberation movements that were only subsequently adopted in the West.

Industrialization

________ was focused in major metropolitan centers, which attracted the most ambitious and skilled individuals from the countryside.

prohibition of concubinage

It established free will in marriage, relatively simple divorce, the ________ and child marriage, widows 'remarriage, and equal property rights for women.

Stalin

________ proclaimed the "woman question ""settled "in 1930, fearing that it would detract from his concentration on industrial production.

Mutual Economic Assistance

The Council on ________, a parallel institution, linked Eastern European countries to the Soviet Union's economy.

Russia

In ________, communists rose to power following a revolutionary upheaval that occurred in just one year, 1917.