Revolution and Nationalism
Years of Crisis
Pre WW2
World War 2
World War 2
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100

The Bolshevik leader who became dictator after Lenin was

Stalin

100

German word for “living space”:

lebensraum

100

The state-organized anti-Jewish riot of November 1938 was

Kristallnacht

100

The segregated areas where Jews were forced to live were called

Ghettos 

100

The U.S. policy to stop the spread of communism was 

Containment

200

The leader of the Chinese Communist Party was

Mao Zedong

200

the British and French decision to give into aggression to keep peace was called

appeasement

200

Supreme Commander of Allied forces in Europe

Eisenhower 

200

Commander of our forces in the Pacific

MacArthur

200

The U.S. policy of aiding democratic nations threatened by authoritarianism was the

Truman Doctrine

300

Lenin's Economic Plan

Stalin's Economic Plan

NEP

5 Year Plans

300

The Popular Front helped preserve democracy in this country

France

300

Germany’s final major offensive in Western Europe was the

Battle of the Bulge

300

The battle that ended German expansion in the USSR

Stalingrad 

300

Government controlled by a temporary alliance of political parties is called a_____ governement

Coalition 

400

A _____ economy (or planned economy) is a system where a central government controls all major aspects of production, pricing, and resource distribution.

command

400

What was the biggest take away from the
'Munich Conference?

Germany annexed the Sudetenland 

400

The battle that destroyed the Japanese fleet and introduced kamikaze attacks was the

Letye Gulf

400

The conference that discussed postwar Europe in February 1945 was the

Yalta Conference

400

The May Fourth Movement was a massive  anti-imperialist, cultural, and political movement that began on May 4, 1919 in what country?

China

500

The revolutionary who organized the Red Army and was Stalin biggest political opponent 

Leon Trotsky

500

also known as the Pact of Paris was a 1928 international agreement that renounced war as an instrument of national policy

Kellogg-Briand Pact

500

a brutal, 36-day amphibious assault during World War II. U.S. forces sought to capture the tiny volcanic island to secure vital emergency landing strips for B-29 bombers

Iwo Jima

500

The first major Allied land victory against Germany was the

Battle of El Alamein 

500

Nicknamed the Iron Chancellor, he was a German statesman and diplomat who oversaw the unification of Germany and served as its first chancellor from 1871 to 1890

Otto Von Bismarck