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War and Peace
Back in the USSR
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Arts and Artists
Famous Figures
100
This is the name of the payments Germany was required to make after the war to nations like France.
Reparations
100
The leader of the Bolsheviks who eventually became the leader of Russia.
Vladimir Lenin
100
This is the name of the party to which Hitler belonged.
National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP)
100
This surrealist artist created famous paintings such as "Persistence of Memory".
Salvador Dali
100
This Spanish General was supported by the upper class and military, and was able to beat the Spanish Popular Front.
Francisco Franco
200
The sinking of this ship prompted the USA to join the war.
Lusitania
200
This successor of Lenin eliminated most of the policies of the experimental 1920's.
Joseph Stalin
200
This battle between Germany and Russia ended after six months of hand-to-hand combat when a German Field marshal was captured.
Stalingrad
200
This artistic movement emphasized uniformity and geometric precision.
Bauhaus
200
This person assassinated Franz Ferdinand and his wife, igniting the spark of WWI.
Gavrilo Princip
300
This UK law allowed officials to arrest and question anyone who didn't support the government.
Defense of the Realm Act (DORA)
300
This was the chant yelled by protesters on International Women's Day during the February Revolution.
Land, Bread, Peace
300
This German term for "national community", which led to the racial purity movement.
Volksgemeinschaft
300
This is was the name of the founder of the Dada movement.
Tzara
300
This economist wrote that deficit spending is the best way to bring a nation out of a depression.
John Maynard Keynes
400
This agreement created "mandates" in the Middle East to be given to the French and English.
Sykes-Picot Agreement
400
This revolutionary speech called for an end to WWI, giving land to the peasants, less police, and power to the Soviets.
April Theses
400
This is the name of the British Prime Minister who allows Germany to take part of Czechoslovakia.
Neville Chamberlain
400
These two writers used the "stream of consciousness" method of writing.
Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, William Faulkner
400
This Czech president was one of the only leaders in Eastern Europe to keep his country a democracy between WWI and WWII.
Mazaryk
500
This is the name of the government which came to power in Germany at the end of the war and signed the armistice.
Weimar Republic
500
This was the name of the return to capitalism in the 1920's in order to more successfully transition to communism later.
New Economic Policy
500
These are the three locations where the leaders of the UK, USA, and Soviet Union met at the end of WWII.
Tehran, Yalta, Potsdam
500
This pioneer of atonality used a 12 tone scale in his musical compositions.
Shonberg
500
This was the first Labour Party Prime Minister of England, who was quickly replaced after only 9 months.
Ramsay MacDonald