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What event led to worldwide depression in the 1930's?
Stock Market Crash
What was an effect of the high protective tariffs in the US?
less imports into country
Germany had high inflation after WWI because?
They had to pay huge reparations.
During the Depression, what political changes occurred?
Rise of Totalitarian Dictators
What was not a part of Germany during the interwar?
Communism
What was a goal of Stalin's 5 year plan?

government control of the economy

Pursued collectivization
Stalin
Responsible for the Great Purge
Stalin
Responsible for the Killing of Armenians
Ottoman Turks
Under the leadership of this individual from Japan, the attempt was made to control all of???
Tojo and Eastern Asia
What ended the policy of appeasement for the Allies
Invasion of Poland
What caused the US to enter WWII?
Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
D Day occurred in what country?
France
Who was the leader of DDay?
Eisenhower
Who was the president of the US for most of WWII?
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Who was the prime minister of Britain during its bombing?
Winston Churchill
What US President ordered the dropping of bombs on Japan?
Harry Truman
When Russia did not pull out of the Eastern block countries, we call this...
iron curtain
Who developed a plan for reconstruction of the economies of the axis powers? Where was he from?
George Marshall-- US
Who was the emperor of Japan?
Hirohito
What General led the reconstruction of Japan?
McArthur
Who provided security for Japan after the war?
United States
What were the outcomes of WWII?
loss of European empires
war crime trials at Nuremberg
US/USSR two super powers
Iron Curtain and Germany divided/Berlin divided
In the Marshall Plan who gave financial aid to Europe?
United States
What government was set up in West Germany?
Democratic
What replaced the League of Nations and was an international peacekeeping organization?
United Nations
What was the difference from the League of Nations and United Nations?
UN had a military to enforce while League did not.
Who was blamed for the depression/inflation in Germany?
Jews
Nazi Anti-Semitism included ???
blame of depression on Jews'
Kristallnacht(burning of synagogues/ghettoes)
the "Final Solution" gas chambers in concentration camp
The systematic destrution that is purposeful based on a group's cultural, political, race or religion differences is called?
genocide
Where was the Pol Pot committed?
Cambodia 1976 Communism
Where did the Hutus murder the Tutsis?
Rwanda/Africa in 1992
The Ottoman Turks after WWI murdered the...
Armenian Christians
Nazis murdered more than Jews. Who else was targeted?
homosexuals, Jehovah Witnesses, Africans and middleeasterners, handicapped both physically and mentally
What were the Nuremberg laws?
Laws passed by Hitler to label every undersirable by a symbol i.e. Star of David for Jews.
What was the turning point of WWII?
When Hitler invaded Russia--

Who committed agricultural collectivization?

Stalin

Which dictator invaded Ethiopia?

Mussolini

When people in the Great Depression could not pay back their loans, this led to...

bank failures

Anti-Semitism means

hatred of Jews

Which country invaded Japan, Manchuria and Korea looking for raw materials and resources?

Japan

Fascist leader of Italy...

Mussolini

Emperor of Japan?

Hirohito

What were the causes of WWII?

1. German War Reparations


2. League of Nations of war guilt clauses and no enforcement


3. appeasement-- ignoring Hitler's aggression into Rhineland and others


4. Depression


5. Isolationist policies by US and others



Britain and France were __________ toward Germany after WWI which led to the war guilt clause and reparations.

aggressive

WWII began due to invasion by Germany of ___________.

Poland

This Battle was in the air for 57 days over Britain but Churchill did not surrender.

Battle of Britain

This country fell in 1940 which sealed Germany's invasion of continental Europe.

France

Which event in June 6, 1944 marked the turning point of the war in western Europe?

D Day

What event brought US into WWII?

Bombing of Pearl Harbor by Japanese

What was the final act that brought an end to all of WWII?

US Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan

Who was the leader of WWII for US who said a date which will live in infamy?

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Who was the Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces?

Dwight D. Eisenhower US

Who was in charge of reconstruction of Europe?

General George Marshall US

Who was the bulldog and British Prime Minister during the war?

Winston Churchill

What was the event where Germany ignored the Nazi-Soviet Pact of Non-Aggression against Russia?

Operation Barbarossa

What was the turning point Battle in Eastern Europe?

Battle of Stalingrad

Leader of Reconstruction in Japan after the war?

General Douglas McArthur US

What did the Yalta Conference do at the end of WWII?

Divided Germany into 4 zones of occupation

What happened to the highest ranking Nazis after WWII?

Put on trial at Nuremberg

Which two countries became superpowers after WWII?

US and USSR

What kind of government was installed in Wester Germany by the Americans, British and French after WW2?

Democratic

After WW2, Japan could not have a military force and what did the US guarantee?

US became the military to protect Japan and guarantee its security