Which M.A.I.N. cause of WWI does this drawing illustrate?
Alliances
Why did the the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor?
They were angry over U.S. sanctions placed on Japan
After World War II, what two nations emerged as world superpowers with more industrial and military strength than other countries?
Soviet Union and the United States
Which European imperialist nation controlled India from 1858 to 1947?
Great Britain
Which country experienced hyperinflation due to the payment of war reparations?
Germany
"We had been brought up to believe that Britain was the best country in the world and we wanted to defend her. The history taught us at school showed that we were better than other people (didn't we always win the last war?) and now all the news was that Germany was the aggressor and we wanted to show the Germans what we could do." Private George Morgan, 1914.
Nationalism
What strategy did the U.S. use to push back the Japanese military island by island?
island hopping
The USSR’s political system was based on _________
Totalitarianism
Who was the nonviolent leader of the Indian Independence Movement?
Mahatma Gandhi
Communist dictator of Soviet Union during WWII. Known for his collectivization of farms and factories.
Stalin
Which M.A.I.N. cause of WWI does this drawing illustrate?
Imperialism
government system in which the state has absolute or total authority and regulates every aspect of its citizen’s life (public and private).
Totalitarianism
Why did the Soviet Union expanded their influence over the satellite nations of Eastern Europe after World War II as see in this map?
Stalin wanted these nations to act as a buffer between the Soviet Union and the democratic nations of the west
What was the main cause of the Arab-Israeli conflicts from 1948 to 1973?
Arab nationalism and Jewish nationalism
Why might ‘futile’ be a good description of trench warfare?
It illustrates how pointless trench warfare was because it consisted of soldiers with little or no protection attacking a well-defended enemy
Identify the countries that were part of the Central Powers.
Austria-Hungary, Germany
A share of ownership in a company that can be bought and sold is called...
Stock
During the Cold War, democratic nations tried to stop the spread of Communism through a policy known as
Containment
Which city in Israel is considered holy by both Christians, Jews, and Muslims?
Jerusalem
Trench Warfare
Identify the countries that were part of the Allied Powers (the Allies).
France, Great Britain, Russia
The rate at which the price of goods increases and consumer purchasing power decreases over time is called...
Inflation
What is the "Iron Curtain" depicted in the cartoon?
A political/ideological barrier that isolated the Eastern Bloc from the rest of Europe after WWII.
What changes do you notice in Africa from 1950 to 1980?
Most colonized areas had become independent.
What type of government did the Bolshevik party establish in Russia after the Russian Revolution?
Communism