Powers and their leaders
Who was the Weimar Republic?
Germany's government before World War 2.
Why did Italy accept and want Benito Mussolini to take over?
They were mad about the post-World War 1 treaties made, and their military and economy were weakening.
What spot did Hitler get appointed to, and start his rise in power?
Chansellor.
What is a term that describes being very proud of your country to the point you exclude or harm other opposing view points?
Nationalism
Who was Italy's leader going into World War 2?
Benito Mussolini
Which side was Italy on going into World War 2?
The Axis Powers.
Which part of the Treaty of Versilles did Hitler brake first?
He started building and army when the treaty explicitly stated Germany could not have an army of any kind.
What is a term that requires their citizens to be loyal to the leadership, and is an authoritairan form of government? (Left wing) (Results in a dictatorship)
Fascism
During World War 2, who led Germany?
Adolf Hitler
Where did Italy want to build its empire leading up to World War 2?
Africa because they already had colonies there.
Where did Hitler invade into in the pre-war of World war 2?
Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Rhineland.
What is the term that describes a belief that nations shouldn't interfere with another nations conflict?
Isolationism
Who was considered the "Big Four" in World War 2?
Great Britain, France, United States, and USSR (Russia)
What was Italy before and after Benito Mussolini took over?
A constitutional Monarchy before and after a fascist dictatorship.
Why did Hitler's Germany invade Rhineland?
Becuase it left Belgium open for an attack.
What is the term that describes the German gorm of fascism?
Nazism
Who were the Axis Powers?
Japan, Italy, and Germany
What did Benito Mussolini promise the people of Italy when he took over?
He promised to strengthen their Army and economy and also promote violence against the Communist people.
Why did Hitler invade the Sudettan land of Czechoslavakia?
Because he felt it belonged to them because it had a lot of German herritage.
What is the term that describes not punishing someone for aggressive behavior?
Appeasment