1.8-1.10: Home Front, End of War, Peace Treaties
Governments helped organize their home fronts by controlling all aspects of the economy including...
What are food production, imports and exports, the use of raw materials, and factories
This social class was considered a minority, making up only ______% of the population but owning about ______ % of the lands
What is the aristocracy; 1.5%; 25%
These Republican policies played a role in the 1920s economic boom
What are laissez-faire, high tariffs, low taxes
Hitler's scapegoats to blame for Germany's problems included these
Hitler's foreign policy revolved around these
What are abolishing T of V, expanding Germany territory in the east, defeating Communism
Rationing
The Tsar introduced the __________ which negated or reversed the reforms introduced previously in the __________ .
What are the Fundamental Laws and October Manifesto.
The major weaknesses of the US economy that were overlooked until it was too late included....
What are the farming industry (overproduction+underconsumption); older industries replaced by newer ones; unequal distribution of wealth; overproduction in all industries (dependency on consumer demand)
What are a one-party state; within the ranks of the SA
In ________, the League of Nations organized a _______ for the people of the _______ where more than __________ voted to return to Germany.
What are 1935; plebiscite; Saar; 90%
Another revolution broke out in Russia in October 1917 because of this reason
For these reason even the aristocrats called upon the Tsar to step down by 1916 through the __________ .
What are high casualties; conscription of peasants meant lands left with no labor; Council of the United Nobility
The action of buying shares and selling them for a profit is known as __________ and it depended on ________ that prices of shares will continue to ________ . The prices of shares increase when there is more _______ of shares than _________ .
What are speculation; confidence; increase; buying; selling
Hitler's economic recovery program began in _______ where ________ unemployed Germans were brought back to work on projects that included _________ .
What are 1933; 5 million; planting forest, draining swamps, building railways, stadiums, autobahns
The events surrounding _______ are often seen as the pinnacle of _______ .
By late 1917, the British has advanced less than _____ at a cost of _______ , while the French offensive ended so badly a ________ broke out in the French army.
What are 10 km; 400,000 men; mutiny
Lenin had promised elections to a ___________ however once the Bolsheviks did not gain a majority he sent in the _________ to close down the __________ .
What are Constituent Assembly; Red Guards; Assembly
FDR's New Deal strengthened the position of ______ against _________ which lent it opposition from ________ and even some _____________ .
What are labor unions; large American companies; Republicans; conservative Democrats
Hitler wanted all German to think of themselves as part of _______________ and opposed ___________ .
What are Volksgemeinschaft (national community); individualism
In 1935, _______ signed a treaty with ______ against a possible invasion by __________ .
Clemenceau wanted to weaken Germany the most because he was a _________ and wanted Germany to never constitute a threat again on France. Wilson, an ______, was motivated by the idea of ___________ especially for the people of _________ . Lloyd George wanted Germany to lose all of its _______ and its _______ .
What are realist; idealist; self-determination; eastern Europe; overseas colonies; navy.
Beginning in 1934, Stalin's _______ began by to clearing out his opponents within the _________, followed by the __________, and later extending to include __________ .
What are Purges; Communist Party; army; ordinary people (teachers, workers, engineers, etc.)
One of the political impacts of the Great Depression is that it paved the way for these two type of governments to arise. Examples of these include_______ .
What are militaristic and expansionist governments; Mussolini's Italy, Japan, Hitler's Germany
Between 1934 and 1945, over __________ men and women were forcibly _______. Between 1939 and 1941, ________ mentally ill patients were executed. By 1939, around _____________ Jews had left Germany.
What are 300,000; sterilized; 72,000; 250,000
This military strategy included a combination of these tactics
What are Blitzkrieg; paratroopers, Air-force attacks, dive bombers, large tank armies