1: End of World War I
2: Punishing Germany
3: Economic Crisis
4: League of Nations
5: Road to Appeasement
100

What agreement stopped the fighting in World War I on November 11, 1918?

Armistice

100

What term describes the payments Germany was forced to make for war damage?

Answer: Reparations

100

What economic situation occurs when prices rise extremely fast and money loses value?

Answer: Hyperinflation

100

What international organization was created after WWI to prevent future wars?

Answer: League of Nations

100

What policy involves giving in to aggressive demands in order to avoid war?

Answer: Appeasement

200

What meeting brought world leaders together to decide how to rebuild Europe after WWI?

Answer: Paris Peace Conference

200

What clause in the Treaty of Versailles stated that Germany caused the war?

Answer: War Guilt Clause

200

During Germany’s hyperinflation crisis, what happened to the value of German money?

Answer: It became almost worthless

200

What country refused to join the League of Nations even though it helped propose it?

Answer: United States

200

Why were many European countries afraid to confront aggressive nations in the 1930s?

Answer: Fear of another war like WWI

300

What treaty officially ended World War I?

Answer: Treaty of Versailles

300

What did Germany have to reduce after the Treaty of Versailles besides losing land and colonies?

Answer: Military

300

What global economic collapse in the 1930s affected countries around the world?

Answer: Great Depression

300

Which major country’s absence made the League of Nations much weaker?

Answer: United States

300

Which German dictator rose to power partly because of anger over the Treaty of Versailles and economic hardship?

Answer: Adolf Hitler

400

Which country was blamed most for starting WWI in the War Guilt Clause?

Answer: Germany

400

Which European country strongly wanted Germany punished harshly after WWI?

Answer: France

400

What type of leaders did many Germans begin supporting because of economic hardship?

Answer: Extremist leaders

400

What was the main goal of the League of Nations?

Answer: Prevent war / maintain peace

400

What did many leaders believe would happen if they gave Germany small concessions?

Answer: It would prevent another war

500

On what date did the fighting officially stop in World War I?

Answer: November 11, 1918

500

How did many Germans view the Treaty of Versailles?

Answer: Unfair or humiliating treaty

500

During which German economic crisis did people sometimes carry wheelbarrows full of money to buy food?

Answer: Hyperinflation

500

What did the League of Nations struggle to do because it had no strong military power?

Answer: Enforce its decisions

500

What effect did appeasement often have on aggressive countries?

Answer: It encouraged further aggression

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