The Roaring 20's
This was the name for a bold person who rejected tradition.
Flappers
This is a place where shares of ownership in a company are bought and sold.
The stock market
This cause of WII began on September 1st, 1939
Invasion of Poland
This leader of an Axis country went by the title "Der Fuhrer"
Adolf Hitler
The two alliances of WWII.
The Allies an the Axis
This word describes the idea of borrowing money to buy things now, and you pay back later with interest.
Credit
On these two days the stock market lost much of it's value, beginning the Great Depression.
Black Monday and Black Tuesday
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain was a supporter of this policy, which led to the Munich Agreement, giving large parts of Czechoslovakia to Germany in 1938.
Appeasement
This leader of an Axis country, went by the title "Il Duce"
Benito Mussolini
This country was divided between Germany and the Soviet Union
Poland
These were shares of a company that people bought because they believed they would become rich.
Stocks
These towns of homeless people were named after the President.
Hoovervilles
An example of this cause of WWII could be seen when the Germans built the powerful battleship the Bismark
Rearmament
This leader of an Allied country famously declared "we shall never surrender!"
Winston Churchill
This was a bombing campaign against Britain meant to break the spirit of the British people.
The Blitz
While everything seemed great in the United States, in Italy this political party led by Mussolini took over the government in 1922.
The Fascist Party
These policies of President Roosevelt were meant to fight the Great Depression, and were declared "unconstitutional" by the Supreme Court
The (First) New Deal
This political ideology was named after the Latin word for a bundle of sticks that were made into an axe.
Fascism
This allied leader continued to lead a "resistance" in exile, after the government surrendered to Germany in June, 1940.
Charles de Gaulle
This term refers to the period of little fighting during the first few months of the war.
The Phony War
While everything seemed great in the United States, this event took place in Germany in 1928 where the Nazis attempted to overthrow the German government.
The Beer Hall Putsch
This is a term for when people try and pull their money out of a bank all at once.
Bank Run
This non-aggression pact between Germany and the Soviet Union secretly planned to divide Poland between Germany and the Soviet Union.
The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact
This military dictator was named "prime minister of Japan" in 1940
Hideki Tojo
This French lines of forts and defensive fortifications was built to protect France from Germany
The Maginot Line