History Unit 31

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The Postwar period was one of loss and -a- but also one of -b-, -c- and new ideas.

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The Postwar period was one of loss and -a- but also one of -b-, -c- and new ideas.

a- uncertainty

b- invention

c- creativity

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What was Einstein’s Theory and how did it affect the public?

The theory of relativity is how space and time are relative. It helped people understand the laws of motion.

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What is Sigmond Freud’s theory and how did affect the public?

He believed that human behavior was irrational (the unconscious mind) This made people question their faith in reason

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What is the belief that there is no universal meaning to life and each person creates his or her own meaning through their choices and actions?

existentialism

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What is surrealism and what inspired it?

-an art movement to connect the world of dreams to real life

- traditional African art

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What advances were made in technology and communication? What impacts did they have on average people?

-Cars affordable for middle class

-Airplanes makes international travel possible

- Radio and Moives

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World War 1 -a- social patterns. Women became more independent and seeking careers in -b-, education, -c-c and other professions.

A- Traditional

B- medicine

C- Journalism

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An economic -a- in the U.S spread throughout the world and lasted for a decade.

A- depression

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Why was the Weimer Republic weak?

-lacked strong democratic government

-people blamed them for the coutrines fall after the war

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What caused the stock market crash of 1929?

Investors were weary so they sold their stock then the stocks had a major drop which caused everyone to sell their stocks then the market crashed

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Describe what caused the Great Depression?

wealth from factories was not evenly distributed which caused people to stop buying goods so factory production was cut then the stock market crashed

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How did Europe respond to economic crisis?

Britain: elected national government, increased taxes, regulated currency

France: formed popular front, passed reforms to help workers

Denmark, Sweden, Norway: Built recovery programs, sponsored massive work projects, raised pension, increased unemployment insurance

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In 1932, -a- was elected as President of the U.S.A. His program of government reform the -b- -c- eventually changed the American economic system and preserved the country’s faith in its democratic political system.

A- Franklin D. Roosevelt

B- New

C-Deal

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In response to political -a- and economic -b-. italy and Germany turned to -c- dictators

A- turmoil

B- crisis

C- totalism

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What promises did Benito Mussolini make to the Italians?

to rescue Italy by reviving economy and rebuilding armed forces

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What was Germany’s fascist party called?

Nazism

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What book did Hitler write in jail? What was it about?

-Mein Kampf (My struggle)

-Said his beliefs for Germany , saying only Argans were the strongest race

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Why did Germans first support Hitler?

Because of civil unrest leaving them frightened and confused

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Why did the leadership of many eastern European nations fall to dictators?

-weak democracies

-economic problems

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Fascism is a political movement that promotes and extreme form of -a- and -b-. -c- was the Fascist movement in Germany in the 1920s.

A- nationalism

B- militarism

C- Nazism

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As -a-, -b-, and -c- conquered other countries, the rest of the world did -d- to stop them.

A- Germany

B- Italy

C- Japan

D- nothing

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Which countries were apart of the Axis powers?

Germany, Italy, Japan

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What was meant by the term isolation?

the belief that political ties to other countries should be avoided

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What is the Third Reich?

The German Emprie

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What was the Munich Conference? Who opposed it?

- talked about war and the borders for countries in europe

- Winston Churchill

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-a- is when a country tries not to be a part of political factors of another country. This includes not selling -b- to nations at war.

A- Isolationism

B- Arms

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