Which country was singled out and forced to accept sole blame for World War I
Germany
This country was in the worst physical condition of all the victorious countries after World War I
France
Deeply racist, he imprisoned millions of "enemies" in camps before executing them, stamped down on "degenerate" art and literature, and tried to reshape both Germany and Europe to conform to an Aryan ideal.
Adolf Hitler (Germany)
Germany was forced to give up all the _________ they took control of during their acts of Imperialism.
Colonies
The condition in which the United States found itself once World War I ended
Best Condition + Best Economy
This country was the dominant country in the world before World War I but was considerably weakened after the war
Great Britain
He condemned millions to lethal work camps in bloody purges and controlled Russia tightly.
Joseph Stalin (Soviet Union)
Included in the Treaty of Versailles, this punishment especially ruined Germany's economy
Reparations
The effect the United States' refusal to join the League of Nations had on it...
The League of Nations was weak (& thus failed) without the US
The one part of Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points that Britain and France kept included in the Treaty of Versailles
League of Nations
Expelled from schools for stabbing classmates, he became the youngest ever Italian Prime Minister in 1922 by organizing a fascist organization of "blackshirts" which literally attacked the political left of the country
Benito Mussolini (Italy)
This part of the Treaty of Versailles sought to strip Germany of its army, navy, and air force
Demilitarization
The plan for peace created by US President Woodrow Wilson following World War I
Fourteen Points
He came to power in 1939 after leading the nationalist side in the Spanish Civil War. He executed tens of thousands of enemies.
Francisco Franco (Spain)
3 Places taken over by Hitler and Germany before the start of World War II
Rhineland, Austria, Czechoslovakia
He was extremely loyal to the Japanese nation and the army, and in his rise to leadership within both Japan's military and government he became a symbol for Japan's militarism and parochialism.
東條 英機
Tōjō Hideki (Japan)