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what are haciendas?
large plantations controlled by the landowning elite
who was the Mexican President who approved the Constitution of 1917?
Venustiano Carranza
What did America pledge to lessen its involvment in Latin America?
the Good Neigbor Policy
what did the negritude movement do?
protested Colonial rule and highlighted African roots
who was the Sha who modernized Persia?
Reza Khan
what established a Jewish home in Palestine?
the Balflour Declaration
who led the Communist Party during the Long March?
Chinese leader Mao Zedong
who were called flappers in the Jazz Age?
liberated young women
what is surrealism?
an artistic portrayal of the unconscious
what is a dictatorship that regulates all aspects of a citizens life?
a totalitarianism state
Stalin destroyed the___who were the weatlthy Russian farmers
Kulaks
What was a brutal Russian labor camp?
a Gulan
who were known as the Gestapo?
the Nazi secret police
what encouraged world-wide communist revolution?
comintern
What is the "Night of the Broken Glass" known in German as?
Kristall Nacht
How was the Mexiacan Revolution sparked?
by the middle class wanting demorcacy
The Mexican IRP party or__________dominated Mexican politics from the 1930's-2000
Institutional Revolutionary Party
Church land became "property of the Nation" under what?
the consitution in Mexico
what caused Latin Americans to lose faith in thier liberal government?
The Great Depression
what is an example of cultural nationalism in the 1920's and 30's?
Mural painting in Mexico
Why did South Afica institute an apartheid?
to ensure white political, economic, and social supermacy
who led Turkey's overthrow of the Ottoman sultan?
Mustafa Kemal/ Ataturk
Ataturk rejected what?
religion in law and government
Muslim religious leaders disapproved of Reza Khan as he replaced______ with______
Islamic law, Secular law
the russian government provided tractors, fertilizer, and seed under what?
Stalins collectives
What happened under the Treaty of Sevres?
the Ottoman Empire lost its Arab and North African lands
Mohandas Ghandi preached that what would convert wrongdoers?
love
Killings at Amristsar was a turning point for the____Independence movement of _____
Indian, 1919
What did Armitsar convince many Indians?
that self government was needed
As a part of the struggle for Indian Independence what did Ghandi urge?
the boycott of British goods
Henry David Thoreau influenced ____on ideas of civil_____
Ghandi, disobidience
what was the result of the 3 principles of the people?
Chinese chaos and Sun Yixian stepping down
At the Paris Peace Conference, who were angered when Japan was given control of former German possesions in China?
Chinese Nationalists
wWhat dought to make China a Japanese protectorate?
the Twenty-one Demands
The Chinese who turned to the ideas of Marx and Lenin gained support from what?
the Soviet Union
Who became a true industrial power after ww1?
Japan
To protect its relationship with the West what did Japan agree to in 1922?
To limit the size of its navy
In 1927 the second Sino-____war united _____ and the Communists
Japanese, Goumindang
What did Japan move towards in the1920's?
political democracy
X In 1931 the Chinese province of _____was seized by the Japanese______
Manchuria, army officers
What did prohibition lead to in 1919?
a rise in Organized Crime
rapid changes in U.S. culture after WW1 led to events like what?
the scopes Monkey Trials
Who discovered peniicillin in 1928?
Alexander Fleming
Sigmund Freud developed_____a method of treating mental disorders
psychoanalysis
what did Marie Curie and Albert Einstein disover?
Atomic Fission
The British Labor Party of the 1920's supported a gradual move towards what?
socialsim
Following Irish self-gobvernment in 1922, the IRA continued to fight Britain as what remained under British control?
Northern Ireland
Who condemened japan for invading Manchuria but did nothing to stop it in 1931?
the League of Nations
Who became the worlds leading economic power in the 1920's?
the U.S
In the 1930's economic problems arose as governments raised what to protect their economies?
Tariffs
What did Franklin Roosevelt propose as a way to relieve Depression woes in America?
"New Deal"
In Iraly, Mussolini became a One-Party what?
dictatorship
What was the key characteristic of Fauism in the 1920's-30's?
Supremacy of the State
Mussolini appealed to Italians as it stopped what?
political feuding in the government
Stalin feared rival party leaders and created waht?
the "Great Purge"
What was one drawback of the Russian elite?
Stalin's purges
Since Stalin wanted to make the culture more Russian, what did he start?
Russification
1923, France occupied Germany's, coal rich, Ruhr Valley as they had falllen behind in what?
Reparation Payments
In 1924 the Daws____provided U.S.____to reduce German reparations
Plan, loans
with the passage of november laws what happened to Jews in 1935?
they were stipped of German citizenship
The Nazis rearmed Germany in rejection of what?
the Treaty of Verssailles
Conservative____criticized the Weimar Republic as too weak and longed for Auto von _______
Germans, Bismark
After WW1 the "Old European" nations lacked what to develop industry?
capital
Eventually, dictators emerged in every European country exept which?
Czechoslovakia and Finland
In the 1930's Japanese_____used schools to teach absolute obedience to the _______
militarist, emperor