Russian Revolution
The three words that Vladimir Lenin used to gain the support of the peasants under Czarist rule.
What are Peace, Bread, and Land?
These Two Revolutions in history involved a peasant revolt based on Economic hardship, which later turned more radical and opressive.
What is the French Revolution and the Russian Revolution?
Before the 20th century, Japan and Russia both were _______________ from the key developmental steps for societies like the Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment, and the Industrial Revolution.
What is Isolated?
What fascist/totalitarian leaders offer to their people in order to gain power.
What are better Economic Conditions?
Term used to describe the repayment of War debt from the Germans to the Allied powers after the Treaty of Versailles.
What are Reparations?
The name of the Communist Political Party that took over Russia in the "October" Revolution in 1917
What is Bolshevik?
Stalin's plan to industrialize Russia after consolidating his power.
What are 5-Year Plans?
What is China?
This economic downturn hurt the German economy more than others because it had been forced into debt by the Treaty of Versailles.
What is the Great Depression?
Extreme Nationalism, censorship, devotion to a single ruler, and use of force and terror are all components of this form of government.
What is Fascism?
The purpose of Lenin's "New Economic Policy," which temporarily allowed for some private ownership of land in the Communist Soviet Union.
War between the Bolsheviks and any group of Russian people who were against the Bolsheviks.
What was the Russian Civil War (1917-1922)?
This time period in Japanese history involved the Japanese Government focusing on Industry and Militarization.
What is the Meiji Restoration?
German Government set up after World War I under the Treaty of Versailles.
What is the Weimar Republic?
The "scapegoat" for Germans who were angry about losing World War I and the Treaty of Versailles.
Who are Jewish People?
Leader of Russia before 1917, who did used oppressive tactics to keep Authoritarian control over his monarchy.
Who is Czar Nicholas II?
Stalin's policies intentionally starved this region of the Soviet Union, killing 10s of thousands of people.
What is Ukraine?
The Great Depression exposed the Japanese Economy's need to import this necessity for Industrialization.
What are Raw Materials?
These laws restricted the ability of Jewish people to get married and to operate a business in Germany in 1935.
What are Nuremburg Laws?
Organization that was supposed to bring countries together for the purpose of peacefully setting disputes.
What was the League of Nations?
Required "step" or era that a society must experience in order for a Communist Revolution to start, according to Marx and Engles. (Communist Manifesto writers).
What is the Industrial Revolution?
Stalin sent any dissenters to his rule to these work camps in Siberia.
What are Gulags?
This government system/system of social order that ruled Japan before 1853.
What is Feudalism?
The "Night of Broken Glass" in 1938, when Nazis destroyed thousands of Jewish businesses and homes.
What is "Kristalnacht"?
The opposite of a Command Economy, this French phrase means "Let it Be"
What is Laissez Faire?