| A | B |
|---|
| militarism | glorifying the military, building strong military |
| propaganda | ideas spread to promote or cause damage to opposing cause |
| reparations | payments for war damages |
| Gavrilo Pricip | he killed Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife |
| Francis Ferdinand | heir to Austrian throne |
| automatic machine gun | weapon that helped create stalemate on Western Front in WWI |
| MAIN Causes of WWI | Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism |
| obstacle to national unity after WWI | diversity in ethnic beliefs in region |
| trench warfare | fighting style of WWI |
| United States in WWI | this helped end the war quicker |
| why there was stalemate in trench warfare | using machine guns made it hard to advance troops |
| gas used in WWI | caused blindness, blisters, difficult breathing |
| assassination of Ferdinand represented | an act of nationalism |
| No Man's Land | area between trenches |
| Treaty of Versailles | placed demands on Germany ie. war reparations, reduced military, lose colonies, take blame for war |
| United States entered war because | unrestricted submarine warfare (Luisitania) and Zimmerman telegram |
| goal of France and Britain for Germany | create a weakened Germany and make them pay for war |
| communist economy | government agencies control production of goods in country |
| command economy | group of planners decide what will be produced and how it will happen |
| result of Russo-Japanese War | groups challenged power of czar of Russia |
| Stalin's 5 year plans | a way to modernize Soviet Union by forcing communism |
| major cause of Russian Revolution | big economic differences between social classes |
| Soviet economy under Stalin | increased industrial output with heavy industry |
| collectivism caused | widespread food shortages in Soviet Union |
| put people who disagree in jail or kill them | how Stalin and Lenin dealt with people who opposed them |
| Bolshevik promise to Russian peasants | redistribute land to peasants that was owned by nobles |
| after Stalin's death | was a power struggle between Communist leaders for political power |
| bolsheviks | means majority |
| Stalin's leadership of Soviet Union | called a time of terror and censorship |
| after Communist Revolution | a federation of socialist republics formed |
| Stalin's vision for Russian business | he wanted to develop heavy industry |
| slogan for Bolshevik Revolution | bread, land, and peace |
| connection between WWI and Bolshevik Revolution | conditions in Russia caused by WWI triggered revolution |
| Gregory Rasputin | a Siberian peasant who advised the czarina of Russia |
| totalitarian state | when a government regulates all aspects of citizens' lives |
| Stalin's Great Purge | was designed to eliminate people who opposed Stalin and his government |
