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militarism
glorification of the military, main cause of WW2
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Mikhail Sholokhov
Soviet writer who won the Nobel Prize
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reparations
payment for war damages
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Stalin mainly used Propaganda for?
increase support for communism
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Nicholas II
Russian czar who abdicated in 1917
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Leon Blum
Head of the socialst French government in the mid-1930's
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Alfred Nobel
Nobel peace prize, invented dynamite. "It is my hope that this prize will help bring peace in the world"
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general strike
Strike by workers in many different industries at the same time
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Why did Germany join the triple alliance?
To defend themselves against France
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
American president who introduced the New Deal
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What were the effects of militarism in Europe in the late 1800s?
Nations made political and miliary alliances
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What was the urpose of the Kellogg-Briand Pact?
End war forever
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Mobolize
to prepare military forces for war
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What were the effects of the great depression?
High unemployment and limits of immigration
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Ultimatum
a final set of demands
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Why was the Maginot line created in France?
Prevent another German invasion
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Gavrilo Princep
"Death to the tyrant"
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Concentration Camp
A detention center for civilians considered enemies of the state
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Francis Ferdinand
Heir to the Austrian throne
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Marie Curie
Polish-born scientist who experimented wih radioactivity
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Kaiser William II
German leader who supported Austria's war with Serbia
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Flapper
young woman during the 1920s who rejected traditional ways
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Bertha von Suttner
Peace activist who wrote a bestselling antiwar novel
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Stream of Consciousness
writing technique that relates to a character's thoughs and feelings as they occur
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Prior to World War 1, who ruled Bosnia?
Austria Hungary
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Virginia Woolf
British novelist who wrote using the stream of consciousness
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Which weapon contributed the most to a stalemate on the Western Front during World War I?
The automatic machine gun
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Albert EInstein
The German physicist who adnvaced the theory of relativity
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Why was World War I more destructive than all the previous wars?
Modern weapons were more deadly
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James Joyce
Irsh author who used the stream of consciousness
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What was the Ottoman Empire's position during WW1?
Joined the central powers
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Pablo Picasso
Spanish artist who helped create cubism
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Why was it so difficult to gain an advantage over an enmey in trench warfare?
The machine gun made it nearly impossible for troops to advance
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Frank Lloyd Wright
American architect who believed that the function of a building should determine its form
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What helped turn World War 1 into a global war?
Submarine
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The idea that space and time are not absolute is known as what?
Theory of relativity
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Propaganda
Ideas that are spread in order to promote a cause or to damage an opposing cause
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An artist who uses triangles, squares, and circles to represent people and objects would be called what?
Cubist
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Edith Cavell
"I will continue to run this hospital despite the German Invasion
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After World War 1, the works of many important writers expressed what?
Feelngs of hopelessness and loss
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Atrocities
Used in propaganda
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What type of inventions had the greates impact on women's lives after World War 1?
Labor-saving devices
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Neutrality
For much of the war the United States was neutral
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Benito Mussolini
Fascist head of Italy
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Total War
channeling all resources into the war effort
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WHy were the Italians attracted to Fascism in the 1920's?
It promised order in a time of uncertainty
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What happened that allowed the Allies to achieve the breakthrough they were looking for in WW1?
The involvement of the United States
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How would you describe Fascism?
It glorified blind loyalty to the state
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What were the roles of women during WW1?
Kept nations economies going during the war
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Why did many Italians support Fascism?
Promised a better life
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What ended Russia's involvement in WW1?
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
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What traits were considered the most valued in Fascist Italy?
Loyalty
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Reparations
payment for war damages
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Concentration Camp
A detention center for civilians considered enemies of the state
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George Clemenceau
"Germnay will be punished so that it will never again threaten France", French representative ot the Paris Peace Conference who demanded that Germany be punished
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Wh?at did Hitler control in Germany
Nazis controlled all aspects of German life
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Woodrow Wilson
"The only lasting peace will be a peace without victory", Author of the 14 points
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What helped Adolf Hitler gain power in Germany?
The Great Depression
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Mandates
What Ottoman lands were divided into
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What were Hitler's goals?
Persecution and elimination of jews
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What was the condition of Europe in 1918
In ruins
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Appeasement
giving in to the demands of an aggressor in order to keep the peace
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Soviet
a council of workers and soldiers
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Pacifism
oppresion to all war
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Totalitarian State
A form of government in which a one-party dictatorship
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Haile Selassie
Ethiopian king who appealed to the League of Nations for help
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Gregory Rasputin
A "holy man" who had great influence over the czarina, Alexandra
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Francisco Franco
Nationalist general who created a Fascist dictatorship in Spain
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Lenin
Marxist leader of the Russian Revolution
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Guernica
Town that was brutally attacked by Germany during the Spanish Civil War
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Lenin believed that a socialist revolution could succeed in Russia if?
A small group of dedicated revolutionaires controlled the government
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Which event was known as a dress rehearsal for World War II by demonstrating the destructive power of modern warfare?
The Spanish Civil War
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Joseph Stalin
Ruthless Soviet leader who industrialized the Soviet Union
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Blitzkrieg
lightning war
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Command Economy
an economic system where the government makes all the decisions
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Winston Churchill
Prime miniser who rallied Britain to fight against Nazi aggression
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Collective
a large farm owned and operated by peasant as a group
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Dunkirk
Beach on the English Channel where Allied troops were rescued from advancing Nazis
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Kulak
a wealthy peasant
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Pearl Harbor
Naval base in Hawaii that was attacked by Japan in 1941
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Trotsky
Communist leader who competed with Stalin for power
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Which city was a target of the Nazi blitz for two months in 1941?
London
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"Operation Barbarossa" was Hitler's plan to conquer whom?
The Soviet Union
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Lenin's New Economic Policy was designed to?
Rebuild the Soviet economy
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The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, resulted in what?
Brought the United States into the war
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Stalin rose to power by?
Building a loyal following among Communist party members
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Dwight Eisenhower
SUpreme allied commander in Europe
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The main purpose of Stalin's five-year plan was to?
Turn the Soviet Union into a modern industrial power
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Collaborator
One wo cooperates with an enemy force occupying a country
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Which group had absolute control over the government under Lenin?
The communist party
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Genocide
deliberate desturction of a group of people
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What were the effects of Stalin's five-year plans?
Heavy industry expanded
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What does "D-Day" refer to?
Allied invasion of nothern France
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Socialist Realism
A style of art glorifying Soviet life
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What does the term "Holocaust" refer to?
The massacre of more than six million Jews.
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Osip Mandelstam
A Russian poet
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Kamikaze
Japanese pilots
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Anna Akhamtova
A great Russian woman poet
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El Alamein
Sit of a battle that became a turning point in World War II