Wars
Acts of War
War Terms
Revolution and Depression
Medals (optional)
100

Most destructive war the world has ever seen

World War II

100

Giving into demands of an aggressor in the hope of preventing war

Appeasement
100

Payment for war damages

Reparations

100

A radical socialist group led by V.I. Lenin

Bolsheviks

100

The highest medal awarded by the U.S. military 

The Medal of Honor

200

Powers of Germany, Italy and Japan 

Axis Powers

200

An agreement in which each side promises not to attack the other

Nonaggression pact

200

Spreading of ideas to promote or to harm a cause. 

Propaganda

200

Territories administered by the Allied powers

Mandate

200

The second highest medal awarded by the U.S. Army for combat actions. 

Distinguished Service Cross

300

German term for "Lightning war"

Blitzkrieg

300

A political system that stresses national strength, military might, and the belief that the state is more important than the individual

Fascism

300

The idea that a government should have total control over the lives of its citizens 

Totalitarianism

300

A massive collection of economic and social government programs. 

New Deal

300

The third highest medal awarded by the U.S. military for combat actions. 

Silver Star

400

Aggressive military buildup

Militarism

400

The first truly global conflict

World War I

400

The mass murder of 6 million Jews

Holocaust

400

A deep, worldwide economic slump

The Great Depression
400

A medal awarded for being killed or wounded in combat. 

Purple Heart
500

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire alliance

Central Powers

500

Fighting in the trenches

Trench Warfare

500

Deliberate extermination of an ethnic, racial, or religious group

Genocide

500

The President of the United States during a majority of the Great Depression. 

Franklin D. Roosevelt

500

The second highest medal awarded by the Navy and Marine Corps for combat actions. 

Navy Cross

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