WWI
Treaty of Versailles
Holocaust
Cold War
Communism
100

What is the acronym we use for WWI?

MAIN/MANIA

100

Which country was to blame for WWI?

Germany
100

What were some of the promises Hitler made to the people of Germany?

•Hitler promised to restore Germany and to make it a world power.

•He also promised to protect Germany’s people by increasing the military and the production of war materials like guns and tanks.

Hitler was able to unite the German people by placing the blame for the country’s problems on the Jewish population.  He used them as scapegoats.

•He also called for an increase in Germany’s lands. Everyone who spoke German should be under one rule. 

100

East Germany=?

West Germany=?

East Germany= Communism

West Germany= Democratic

100

True or False:

Russia’s people were struggling with food shortages and not having enough coal to keep warm.

True

200

What started WWI?

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.   

200

France’s Prime Minister, Georges Clemenceau, pushed for harsh punishment for Germany. Why

France had been devastated when Germany had invaded, and Clemenceau didn’t want Germany to ever be strong enough to start another war.

200

What happened to you if you spoke out against Hitler?

Anyone who spoke out against Hitler was threatened by the Nazis, sent to a concentration camp for political prisoners, or killed.

200

What is the Iron Curtain?

An invisible line that represented the tension between communist and democratic sides.

200

Who was the ruler of Russia until his family was overthrown?

Czar Nicholas

300

Define Militarism.

Countries had built strong militaries to protect themselves and their colonies, and militarism increased as countries competed with each other to build up their armies and navies.

300

True or False

US President Woodrow Wilson and UK Prime Minister David Lloyd George were concerned a severe punishment would start another war.

True

300

Germany invaded which country on September 1, 1939?

Poland

300

Who were the two superpowers during the Cold War?

The United States and the Soviet Union.

300

Who brought communism to Russia?

Vladimir Lenin

400

Define Imperialism. 

Imperialism is when a country increases it power and wealth by acquiring new lands under its control.

400

What is the League of Nations?

a group of countries that promised to work together to make sure that another world war would not occur.

400

The Holocaust is associated with which war?

WWII

400

When did the Berlin Wall come down?

1989

400

What did Communism promise?

Communism promised that communism would bring fairness and equality to ALL Soviets and people would work together and share everything as a community.

500

Define Nationalism.

Nationalism is when citizens feel fierce pride in their home country.

500

What were some of the rules that Germany had to follow with the Treaty of Versailles? 

Germany had to give up one million square miles of land, Germany owed $33 billion in reparations, the treaty forced Germany to limit its military and stop production of nearly all war materials.

500

Name a reason the League of Nations failed.

-Not all countries joined.

-Had no power.

-Had no army.

-Unable to act quickly.

500

What is reunification and when did it happen in Germany?

When a country is reunited as one.  For Germany it happened in 1990.

500

What is Bloody Sunday?

In 1905, Russia lost a war with Japan, which  angered many serfs and workers because their family members were forced to fight in the war.

•On January 22nd, thousands of people marched on the Winter Palace to ask Tsar Nicholas for reforms.

•More and more riots began to occur after this.