Conditions After WWI
The Sides
World Leaders
Totalitarianism & Genocide
Build-Up to War
100

 This treaty punished Germany with reparations and hurt its economy.

Treaty of Versailles

100

These two sides fought each other during World War II.

Axis and Allied Powers

100

 This German leader believed in Aryan supremacy and used propaganda.

Adolf Hitler

100

A government led by a dictator with no free speech or voting.

 totalitarian government

100

 This event officially started World War II.

Germany invading Poland

200

 Many Germans feared this political system spreading through Europe.

communism

200

 Name the three Axis Powers.

Germany, Italy, and Japan

200

 U.S. president who entered WWII after Pearl Harbor.

Franklin D. Roosevelt

200

This genocide during WWI influenced Hitler’s belief he could act without punishment.

Armenian Genocide

200

 After WWII conditions worsened, people wanted this.

someone to blame

300

German's falsely believed that they lost WWI due to the betrayal of this group of people

Jewish people

300

 Name the Allied Powers by December 1, 1941.

Great Britain, France, and the Soviet Union

300

 “The Leader” of Italy who glorified ancient Rome.

 Benito Mussolini

300

 State-run genocide aimed at creating a “pure Aryan race.”

the Holocaust

300

 Fascists blamed this group to gain support.

other races and groups(Jewish, Roma, communist, homosexuals)

400

 Intolerance toward other views or beliefs helped extremists gain power.

fanaticism

400

This country joined the Allies after December 7, 1941.

 United States

400

 The “Man of Steel” who collectivized farms and ran gulags.

Joseph Stalin

400

 Forced famine caused by collectivization in the Soviet Union.

Holodomor

400

This political ideology threatened peace in Europe.

fascism

500

 People wanted someone to blame for bad conditions after WWI, helping this ideology grow.

antisemitism

500

 This country joined the Allies after being invaded by Germany.

Soviet Union

500

 Emperor of Japan with spiritual and military authority.

Hirohito

500

Japanese massacre using the “Three All’s” scorched-earth policy.

Nanjing Massacre

500

What are these steps: bad conditions, blame, fascism grows, war begins.

the events leading to WWII

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