WWI
Russian Revolution
Global Interactions
WWII
Ms. Beattie
100

This system helped pull multiple countries into WWI after one conflict began.

What are alliances?

100

This ruling family controlled Russia as an absolute monarchy until 1917.

Who are the Romanovs?

100

European imperialism often spread this economic system to colonies.

What is capitalism?

100

This leader rose to power in Germany and promoted extreme nationalism and antisemitism.

Who is Adolf Hitler?

100

This NYC neighborhood is where Ms. Beattie currently lives.

What is the Upper East Side?

200

Russia mobilized troops to defend this country after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

What is Serbia?

200

Russia was ruled by this type of government before the revolution.

What is an autocracy?

200

This was a major reason Japan expanded its empire in the early 20th century.

What is the need for resources / industrial growth?

200

This type of ideology is shown when a group is blamed for a nation’s problems and targeted for persecution.

What is scapegoating?

200

Ms. Beattie grew up in this sunny state on the West Coast.

What is California?

300

This event in 1914 sparked the beginning of WWI.

What is the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?

300

The events of February 1917 eventually led to this type of government in Russia.

What is a communist government?

300

Japan’s expansion in Asia is an example of this broader global pattern in the early 20th century.

What is imperialism?

300

This agreement after WWI created resentment that helped lead to WWII.

What is the Treaty of Versailles?

300

Before teaching, Ms. Beattie worked at these museums.

What are the Tenement Museum and 9/11 Museum?

400

This long-term cause of WWI refers to countries building up their armies and preparing for war.

What is militarism?

400

This event in 1905, when troops fired on peaceful protestors, weakened trust in the Tsar.

What is Bloody Sunday?

400

This belief helped justify imperialism by arguing that some societies were more advanced and should rule others.

What is social Darwinism / cultural superiority?

400

This type of media helped spread false ideas and unify people during wartime.

What is propaganda (radio, speeches)?

400

Including herself, Ms. Beattie grew up in a family of this many children.

What is 1?

500

This cause of WWI made leaders feel pressure to act aggressively to defend national pride and honor.

What is nationalism?

500

This group, led by Lenin, promised “peace, land, and bread” to gain support during the revolution.

Who are the Bolsheviks?

500

This country was invaded by Japan in the 1930s as Japan expanded its empire in Asia.

What is China?

500

This term describes when a government targets a specific group based on ethnicity or religion for discrimination or violence.

What is persecution?

500

Instead of being born into her family, Ms. Beattie became part of it through this process.

What is adoption?

M
e
n
u