Rise of Dictators
This Dictator was in charge of Germany.
Who is Hitler?
What political party came to power during the October Revolution?
Who is the Bolshevik Party or the Communist Party?
India's nationalist movement to gain independence was led by this man.
Who was Mohandas/Mahatma Gandhi?
This Treaty ended WW1 and forced Germany to face harsh punishments
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
This economic system focuses on public property, government ownership of everything, and total economic equality.
What is communism?
This dictator had cronies named Blackshirts who threatened citizens and instilled fear as a method of control.
Who was Mussolini?
Who was Vladimir Lenin?
This political party gained control of China in 1949 under Mao Zedong.
What is the communist party?
The economic crisis in Germany was caused by their government printing vast amounts of currency to pay...
What are reparations?
This economic system focuses on private ownership of property and has extreme inequality and competition for more money/resources.
What is capitalism?
This dictator reorganized all the farmland to be government-run which led to a massive famine. The effort was called the 5-Year Plan.
Who was Stalin?
This is the new name of Russia after the 1917 Revolutions.
What is the USSR or the Soviet Union?
Reza Shah was the leader in this country and helped modernize it and unify the country.
What is Iran?
The recovery in Germany and the rest of Europe was slowed down by what international economic crisis?
What is the Great Depression?
This economic system has a mix of public and private ownership of property where the government owns/runs things like police, fire departments, libraries and sometimes healthcare. There are less extreme social classes and still competition for more resources.
What is socialism?
Dictators often come to power during what kind of events?
What are economic crises, natural disasters, and war?
The name of the King/Tsar who abdicated during the Revolution.
Who was Nicholas II?
This period of time in Japan saw the reintroduction of the Emperor and quick modernization and industrialization.
What was the Meiji Restoration?
This early plan for peace allowed for the Middle East to have have independence with limited advice from Europe.
What is the Fourteen Points?
This political party focuses on the strength of the nation, denies individual rights, has ultranationalism, militarism, and works to maintain a strict hierarchy of social classes.
What is fascism?
This is the name of the work camps that Stalin used to punish civilians who stepped out of line.
What are gulags?
What did the Bolsheviks promise to solve when they came to power?
What is poverty, famine, unemployment, etc.?
This fascist dictator took over Spain, instituting censorship, a national religion (Catholicism), and strict repression of opponents.
Who was Francisco Franco?
This secret agreement was exposed by Russia. It showed that Great Britain and France were planning on taking heavy control of the Middle East.
What is the Sykes-Picot Agreement?
This term refers to an idea used by the Nazis to eliminate people with "undesirable" traits in order to create a more "pure race" of humans.
What is Eugenics?