Great Depression
what was the Great Depression?
a severe global economic downturn from 1929 to 1939, characterized by high unemployment, poverty, and widespread bank and business failures
When did the Russian Revolution happen
It happened in 1917
What were one of the countries that were destroyed after world war 1?
Russia
What increased patriotism?
Having a strong army
What does the M in ”MAIN” stand for?
Militarism
When did the Great Depression start?
It started in October 1929 after the stock market crash
How many key events did the Russian revolution have?
2 or 3?
There were two key events.
What led to new consumer goods and high wages for workers?
Mass production in factories
A number of developments gradually increased tensions among ____ powers that led to the outbreak of war
European
a conflict between two nations quickly escalates into a wider war. What’s The word for this meaning?
Alliances
What caused the Great Depression?
The stock market crash, bank failures, and a drop in consumer spending and investment.
Why did the Russian Revolution happen?
People were unhappy with poverty, food shortages, World War I, and the rule of Tsar Nicholas II
Electric appliances and ____were popular (fill in the blank)
Radios
What is militarism?
Militarism is the belief that a country should have a strong military and be ready to use it to achieve its goals.
Competition for colonies and resources led to tensions and rivalries between European powers, further fueling path to war. What is the word behind this meaning?
Imperialism
when did the Great Depression end?
It ended in the early 1940s
What was the result of the Russian Revolution?
The Tsar was removed, and Russia became a communist state under the Bolsheviks, later forming the Soviet Union.
USA used its wealth to help ______ nations.
Eurpoean
Rivalries due to militarism and _______ increased
Imperialism
How did the Great Depression affect people?
Many people lost their jobs, homes, and savings, leading to widespread poverty
Who led the Bolshevik Revolution?
The Bolshevik Revolution, also known as the October Revolution, was led by Vladimir Lenin.
When did the roaring twenties come to an end?
1929
Which one of the 4 countries broke from the ottoman empire?
Greece
Archduke Franz Ferdinand, was _____ in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914
Assassinated