| A | B |
|---|
| Leader of Italy | Mussolini |
| Prime Minister of Gr. Britain | Churchill |
| US President end of WWII | Truman |
| Leader of Russia | Stalin |
| Leader of Communist China | Mao Zedong |
| US President start of WWII | Roosevelt |
| "lightning war" | blitzkrieg |
| leader of Nationalist (Dem) China | Chiang Kaishek |
| famous for Peace in Our Time quote | Chamberlin |
| policy to maintain Europe's isolationist policy | appeasement |
| Gave Hitler the Sudentenland | Munich Pact |
| Leader of Spain who gained power by overthrowing the Spanish King | Francisco Franco |
| Japanese leader responsible for war efforts | Tojo |
| leader of Germany who was given power legally | Hitler |
| Japanese leader who took no active role in conduct of war | Hirohito |
| Followers of Adolf Hitler | Nazi's |
| Location of the 1936 Olympics | Berlin |
| Countries that made up Axis powers | Italy, Germany, Japan |
| country invaded by both Germany and Soviet Union | Poland |
| leaves Germany with a sense of revenge | Versailles |
| Membership was weak--seen as "Club of Winners" | League of Nations |
| Prevented two front war | Nazi Soviet Pact |
| gave impression that Britain was spineless | appeasement |
| determined to regain territory lost at Versailles | Hitler's ambition |
| forced countreis to seek territories and resources | impression |
| provided social distress and bitterness | Depression |
| gives rise to secret alliances and treaties | League of Nations |
| line of defenses along the border between France and Germany | Maginot Line |
| called to avoid a costly naval arms race and ease tensions with Japan | Washington Naval Conference |
| the weapon of war during WWII | war ship |
| called for a ten year halt to the construction of all naval ships | 4 power treaty |
| established a 5:3:3 ration for ship building for US Britain and Japan | 4 power treaty |
| characteristics of a democratic government | people elect leader; majority rules; social equality |
| characteristics of a totalitarain government | dictator, unrestricted power in gov.; no political/social/or cultural freedom; people insubordinate to state |
| policy followed by US following WWI; prevent US from being involved in world affairs | isolationism |
| resulted from the lack of land and resources | impression |
| Germay's master race doctrines; Japanese Shinto teachings | nationalism |
| spending of vast sums on armaments | militarism |
