AP Euro: Unit X Anxiety, Disorder and War: The Age of Anxiety and WWII
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The key concept that discusses the conflicting goals of peace negotiators in Paris after WWI is __.
The peace settlement.
The ideology that gained popularity due to postwar bitterness and economic instability is __.
Fascism.
One of the major critiques against objective knowledge during the 20th century was __.
The ability of reason to arrive at truth.
The economic crisis that undermined Western democracies and led to radical political responses is called __.
The Great Depression.
The Treaty of __ was significant in reshaping the political landscape of post-WWI Europe.
Versailles.
John Maynard Keynes is associated with which economic theory during the 1920s? __
The New Deal.
The German policy of expansion and aggressive foreign relations was known as __.
Lebensraum.
The artistic movement characterized by a break from tradition, including movements like Dadaism and Surrealism, is termed __.
Modern Art.
A key aspect of Sigmund Freud's theory is the concept of __, which includes Id, Ego, and Superego.
Psychoanalysis.
The concept that emphasizes existence precedes essence, primarily associated with __, is known as Existentialism.
Jean-Paul Sartre.
The __ was an agreement that aimed to prevent war by making war illegal post-WWI.
Kellogg-Briand Pact.
The totalitarian regime in the Soviet Union implemented a policy of __ to centralize agriculture and industry.
Collectivization.
Mussolini's rise to power is often marked by the event known as __.
The March on Rome.
The central figure and creator of 'Mein Kampf', who led Nazi Germany, was __.
Adolf Hitler.
The military tactic used by Germany that emphasized speed and surprise during WWII is referred to as __.
Blitzkrieg.
The framework that challenges traditional ideas in the 20th century, addressing the loss of progress belief due to WWI is termed __.
Intellectual frameworks.
The group responsible for enforcing Hitler’s policies and the regime’s terror was the __.
SS (Schutzstaffel).
The major art movement that involved the exploration of ideas through abstraction was __.
Cubism.
The philosophical term that meditates on the nature of human existence and experience is __.
Existentialism.
The psychological technique developed by Freud for understanding dreams is known as __.
Dream Interpretation.
The significant organizational assembly formed after WWI to promote peace was the __.
League of Nations.