chapter 16/17 - us history

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japan, italy and germany
these three countries saw war as the only way out of the great depression; they eventually make up the axis powers
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japan
an island nation that counted on other countries for much of its food and raw materials; it attacked manchuria because of coal and iron
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manchuria
this country was attacked by japan because of it's rich coal and iron
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coal and iron
the two things manchuria was rich in
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imperialistic
japan became this because of their dependence on foreign goods
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stimson doctrine
a document that said the U.S. would not recognize any territorial gains made by force
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puppet state
this is a state that is independent in theory, but its officials and actions are controlled by another nation; japan set up one of these
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axis powers
an alliance of germany, japan and italy
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paul von hidenburg
the german president; he oversaw the government but did not have leadership duties as we think of with our president; also had to agree and give final approval for a new chancellor
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chancellor
the name of the leader of germany
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adolf hitler
hindenburg approved this man as chancellor of germany; german dictator
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island
the type of nation japan is
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january 30, 1933
the day that hitler became chancellor of germany
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nazi
a political party that was specific to germany; eventually took over because they won majority of the votes
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enabling act
hitler would then get his party members in germany's parliament to pass this which made hitler dictator of germany
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fascists
the political belief that the state is more important than the individual and that the state should have a strong centralized government headed by a dictator with absolute power; the nazis were these
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benito mussolini
the person who coined the term fascism; the dictator of italy; he took power in 1922 and had been making his people many promises since he took over; italian dictator
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1922
the year that benito mussolini took power
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totalitarian
when there is complete control over the people of a nation, individuals have no rights, and all opposition is suppressed by force; both hitler and mussolini were this type of leader
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anticommunist
besides being totalitarian leaders, mussolini and hitler were also this but hitler did not agree to the same things that mussolini did
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communism
the idea that everyone is equal and all wealth should be distributed equally to everyone
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blonde, blue
the hair color and eye color that hitler thought was superior to everyone else and the "master race"
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jews, slavs, asians and non-whites
the four groups that hitler thought were inferior and should serve the germans or be exterminated
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SS and SA
hitler's two armies that did his work
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SS
one of hitler's armies also known as the black shirts
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SA
one of hitler's armies also known as the brown shirts or storm troopers
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black shirts
the nickname for the SS
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brown shirts or storm troopers
the nicknames for the SA
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swatiska
both armies wore these on their arm; the symbol of the nazi party
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beat up, imprisoned or killed
the three things nazis would do to anyone who would oppose their party
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union leaders, communists and jews
the three main groups of people that the nazis targeted
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treaty of versailles
the chief goals of the nazi party were to make germany the dominate power in europe and to undo the results of this; hitler was going to re-arm despite this
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one state, one people, one leader
the motto of the nazi party
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joseph stalin
dictator of russia
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winston churchill
british prime minister
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hideki tojo
japan's military leader; there was an emperor, but tojo made most war decisions
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league of nations
hitler pulled germany out of this?
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violation 1
what violation was this : hitler pulled germany out of the league of nations
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secret
what kind of buildup did hitler make of germany's armed forces
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violation 2
what violation was this : hitler made a secret buildup of germany's armed forces
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mussolini
who threathened world stability first; he also attacked ethiopia
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ethiopia
this country was attacked in 1934 by mussolini; it was also annexed to italy in 1936
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1934
the year mussolini attacked ethiopia
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weak
the kind of countries mussolini continued to attack after attacking ethiopia
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italy
mussolini promised the people of this country that he would make this country a great and powerful nation; ethiopia also became apart of this country through annexing
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annex
to make it part of yourself
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1936
the year ethiopia was annexed to italy
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sanctions
penalties; the league of nations tried to apply \________ such as arms embargo and boycott
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arms embargo and boycott
the two types of sanctions that the league of nations tried to apply
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boycott
a refusal to buy and sell arms
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oil
the league of nations wanted \_____ supply nations to refuse to sell \______ to mussolini but they refused
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army
mussolini needed oil for his highly mechanized \______
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great britain and france
the two countries that would not agree to deny mussolini use of the suez canal which they controlled; they also declared war on germany to begin ww2
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suez
the canal that great britain and fance would not deny mussolini to use
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1935
the year hitler publicly announced he was going to re-arm despite versailles; and the year the nuremberg laws were passed
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violation 3
what violation was this : hitler saw this as an opportunity to publicly announce he was going to re-arm despite versailles in 1935
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italy, germany
mussolini was the perfect distraction because world attention was on \_______, not \___________
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march 1936
when hitler sent troops into the rhineland
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violation 4
what violation was this : hitler sent troops into the rhineland
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rhineland
where hitler sent his troops in march 1936; an area in western germany
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western germany
where was rhineland
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france and germany
what two countries was rhineland in between
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flat
what kind of land was rhineland
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soliders, weapons
the rhineland was supposed to remain free of \________ and \_________ because this would be a direct threat to the other country.
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nothing
france and britain did \________ when hitler armed the rhineland
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hitler, germany
\_______ would probably have backed down at this point had they acted because \_______ was not ready to fight a war yet
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europe
hitler used britain and france not doing anything to show that germany was a powerful nation in \_______ again
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march 12, 1938
the day that hitler annexed austria
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violation 5
what violation was this : hitler annexed austria
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austria
the country that hitler annexed on march 12, 1938
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austria, german
hitler said the germans in \_______ had suffered enough since WWI and it was time they were reunited with their \_______ countrymen
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czechoslovakia
hitler then started saying the germans in \__________ had suffered enough since being placed there at the end of WWI
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slovakian
what was the president who hitler yelled at and forced him to sign an agreement to annex czechoslovakia with germany
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violation 6
what violation was this : hitler sent for the slovakian president who was an older man and after yelling at him for hours, forced him to sign an agreement to annex czechoslovakia with germany
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nuremberg laws
these were passed in 1935 in germany; they took the jew's political rights away, took the jew's citizenship away, forced them to be in by 8 P.M, they had to shop during special hours, & wear a jewish star (star of david) somewhere on their clothing so they could be easily identified as a jew
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8 pm
the time that hitler made jews stay in their house
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star of david
what was the jewish star that hitler made the jews wear to be easily identified
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shop
this was something the jews had to do during special hours
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political, citizenship
the nuremberg laws took the jew's \________ rights away, and took the jew's \_________ away
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two fronts
it is nearly impossible to win a war on this
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hitler and stalin
these two men did not like each other but needed to work together in order to win the war
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russia
hitler wanted to hold off going to war with this country because he knew he already had to fight britain and france
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poland
where the 6 notorious camps are located at; the country that germany (hitler) and russia (stalin) agreed to split after germany invaded it
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violation 7
what violation is this : germany invaded and took over poland quickly
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september 3rd, 1939
the day that great britain and france declared war on germany and ww2 began
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blitzgrieg
this was when a quick and overpowering bombing campaign was used to overwhelm an enemy; it was used when the germans invaded poland and would be used against britain as well
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lighting war
what the phrase blitzgrieg means
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genocide
the deliberate and systematic killing of a group (or race) of people
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auschwitz, belzec, chelmno, majdanek, sabibor and treblinka
the 6 notorious camps located in poland
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auschwitz
one of most known death camps in poland
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final solution of the jewish question
the quote that hitler wrote in his book, mein kampf, about killing all of the jews
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mein kampf
the book hitler wrote; means "my struggle" and included the quote "the final solution of the jewish question"
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cyanide
the type of gas used in the gas chambers
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6,000
the number of people killed each day from the gas chambers
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island and radar
the advantages that britain to know that germany was coming
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RAF
radar allowed the \______ to hold their own against the germans during these attacks
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royal air force
what RAF stands for
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scorched earth policy
when russia burnt everything as they retreated so germany could not live off the land and had to rely on supplies being brought in from germany
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selective training and service act
In 1940 the US began a peacetime draft under this act
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21-35
the ages of the men who were drafted by the selective training and service act for world war 2
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