Causes of WW1
A man that's assassination was the fuse to start World War I between European nations.
What is Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
An event that fueled Germany's hatred towards the rest of the world prior to World War II.
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
A main figure in the Holocaust during World War II.
What is Adolf Hitler?
One country that was created as a result of World War 1.
What is Poland, Finland, Czechoslovakia, or Yugoslavia?
A type of financial crisis that shook Japan's economy in the late 1920s before spreading to other parts of the globe.
What is the stock market crash?
______ declared war on ______ which began World War I.
What is Austro-Hungary | Serbia?
One major role that colonies played leading up to World War II.
What is sources of raw materials?
Name one primary cause for mass atrocities and genocides in modern history. (2 Good Answers)
What is extreme ethnic or religious conflicts?
An event that primarily contributed to the shift of global power from Europe to America after 1900.
What is the World Wars?
The time where millions of people lost their jobs, international trade declined, nations imposed tariffs and people asked their governments for help.
What is the Great Depression?
This part of MAIN marked a significant escalation in tensions among European powers before World War 1.
What is militarism?
The impact that the Great Depression had on politics in Europe, leading up to WWII.
What is the increased support of radical parties that promised economic prosperity?
Name one of the main environmental impacts of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
What is Radioactive Contamination?
An Indian pacifist that played a crucial role in India gaining independence from British rule after World War II.
What is Mahatma Gandhi?
One major way that the Treaty of Versailles impacted Germany's economy.
What is hyperinflation?
The technological innovation that most significantly increased the military ability of European militaries before World War I. (HINT: They were used in trains!)
What is the Internal Combustion Engine?
This event was the primary catalyst for World War II. (Also, what year did it occur)
What is the invasion of Poland in 1939?
The organization that was responsible for investigating and prosecuting individuals for war crimes following WWII.
What is the International Military Tribunal?
A phenomenon that is largely associated with the rise in political and cultural globalization after WWII. (e.g: NATO)
What is the creation of international organizations?
The policy or program by Franklin Roosevelt that brought the US relief for suffering citizens and to avoid future economic failure.
What is the New Deal?
Name the strategy in MAIN that France and Britain used leading to the start of World War I and where they used it.
What is imperialism in Africa and Asia?
Hitler's failed attempt to overthrow the German government before he came into power.
What is the Beer Hall Putsch?
The main similarity between the Armenian and Bosnian Genocide.
What is the targeting of minority groups?
A 20th-century economic development that served as a prototype to global supply chain structures.
What is the creation of multinational corporations?
A policy that was commonly adopted by governments during the interwar period to protect domestic industries.
What is tariffs on imported goods?