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When was the Yalta Conference?

February 1945

When was the Potsdam Conference?

July 1945

What is the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact?

USSR and Germany agreed neutrality so they wouldn't attack each other again

What's Operation Barbarossa?

June 1941 - Hitler broke Molotov Ribbentrop Pact by starting a surprise attack on Soviet Union

Feudalism

Political system in which land was held by vassals in exchange for service

Spheres of Influence

A country where another county has power over it although has no formal authority

Predominance

Possession of power

Geostrategic

Areas that have importance to a state/the strategy of dealing with geopolitical problems

Peasant unrest

A member of low-class that depends on agricultural labour

Pro-agrarian parties

Eastern European states who had political parties that focused on representing farming communities

Economic imperialism

A state could use it's economic power to ensure an economically weaker state becomes dependant on it

Isolationism

Minimal involvement in external affairs

Containment

To prevent the spread of communism by aiding those states exposed to it

Collective Security

States cooperate with each other to reduce insecurity

Unilateral

Performed by one person/country without the agreement of others

Bloc

Group of states that have common military, economic or political interests

Imperialism

Extending a country's power through colonisation

Agricultural Collectivisation

Food and crops were grown and re-distributed by the goverment

Sovereignty

Recognition by the international community of a state's independence and its right to govern itself without interference

Veto

The right to vote against something

Strategic planning

Planning to establish some degree of military, political or economic control by pursuing actions which will result in one+ of these