World History - Chapter 17, Section 3

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Bolsheviks and Menchivecks

Back 1

Name the 2 Russian political parties

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Bolsheviks

Back 2

Which Russian political party is the more radical faction; supported violence

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Menchivecks

Back 3

Which Russian political party is the more moderate faction; sought to change through peaceful methods

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Vladimir Lenin

Back 4

Who led the Bolshevik party?

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St. Petersburg

Back 5

Where id Lenin's forces take over the government offices on November 7, 1917?

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Vladimir Lenin

Back 6

Who became the virtual dictator of Russia with little effort (he was the first dictator)?

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Vladimir Lenin

Back 7

Who became a strong opponent of religion and declared that atheism was a vital and inseparable part of the Marxist teaching?

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"Opium of the People"

Back 8

What did Lenin declare religion to be?

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Vladimir Lenin

Back 9

Who viewed religion and churches as tools to take advantage of the working class?

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Joseph Stalin

Back 10

Who became the second dictator of the Soviet Union?

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Joseph Stalin

Back 11

Who used the secret police and army to burn the homes of offending peasants?

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Weimar Republic

Back 12

What government group was formed in Germany at the end of WWI that most Germans did not support?

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Nazi Party aka the National Socialist German Workers Party

Back 13

A government group led by Adolf Hitler.

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Adolf Hitler

Back 14

Who suspended the republic and declared himself the dictator of Germany?

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Benito Mussolini

Back 15

Who formed the first facist party?

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Benito Mussolini

Back 16

Who promised order and stability and led thousands of followers in a march on Rome in October 1922?

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Lateran Treaties

Back 17

What were the agreements called that were signed by catholic representatives and ended Rome's opposition to the unification of Italy?

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U.S. President Woodrow Wilson

Back 18

Who led the formation of the League of Nations?

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League of Nations

Back 19

This was formed by Woodrow Wilson in hopes to achieve peace by preventing future wars. The US Senate refused to ratify the treaty that formed this League.

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1. Washington Naval Conference
2. Locarno Pact
3. Kellog-Briand Pact

Back 20

Name the three signed pacts in an effort to prevent future wars.

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Washington Naval Conference

Back 21

A pact that agreed to limit the number of war shops each could build.

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Locarno Pact

Back 22

A pact that German signed an agreement with France and Belgium recognizing her present borders with those two nations as permanent.

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Kellogg-Briand Pact

Back 23

A pact where those who signed this pact agreed to settle their disputes by negotiation rather than force

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Sun Yat Sen

Back 24

Who was the leader who worked to bring reform to China; he struggled to bring unity to China through the Kuomintang or Nationalist Party.

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Chiang Kai-shek

Back 25

Who was the leader of the Kuomintang after the death of Sun Yat-Sen?

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Chinese Communist Party

Back 26

In 1927, a radical element of the Kuomintang split into what became as this group.

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Mao Zedong

Back 27

Under his influence, the Communists stirred up peasant revolts in order to undermine the conservative government of Chaing Kai-shek.

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Sun Yat-Sen (Kuomintang or Nationalist Party)
and
Chiang Kai-Shek (Chinese Communitst Party)

Back 28

These two forces fought a civil war to gain control of China.

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military

Back 29

The __________ developed a strong influence in Japan during the Meiji Restoration.

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fascism

Back 30

Japan developed a form of _________ to manage the growing economy.

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economy and military

Back 31

A strong ________ and a strong ________ combined to form a military state with a growing appetite for foreign territories.