| A | B |
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| The League of Nations was weak because _____ did not take part. | United States |
| Mussolini's men who attachked socialist headquarters and broke up worker's strike | Black Shirts |
| Type of dictatorship which controls political, economic, social, intellectual and cultural lives of citizens | Totalitarianism |
| 3 countries that has a dictatorship | Germany, Italy, USSR |
| Plan of Lenins that allowed some private industry to exist in USSR | New Economic Policy |
| Location of German mines taken over by French in WWI | Ruhr Valley |
| Decrease in value of money | Inflation |
| Hitler's manifesto | Mein Kampf |
| Treaty meant to establish the newly established borders of Germany | Locarno |
| Killed more people than WWI | Influenza |
| Countries that Great Britain lost its industrial jobs to | U.S. and Japan |
| 2 main causes of the Global Depression | Inflation and the US stock market crashed |
| Loan from America to help Germany recover | Dawes Act |
| Germanic Democratic state in 1918 | Weimar Republic |
| Economist who challenged the notion that in a free economy, depressions should be left to resolve themselves w/o govt interference | Keynes |
| France demanded this from Germany | money |
| Origin of the Nazi swatsika | Cross over Catholic church door; ancient Indian sign |
| Event that killed 5 million in the Soviet Union between 1920-1922 | Great Famine |
| Italy donated money to this organization | Catholic church |
| Blue eyed Blond haired people | Ayran Race |
| Definition of anti-semitism | to hate Jewish people |
| Translation of the title Mein Kampf | My Struggle |
| Designer for many of the Nazi uniforms | Hugo Boss |
| American businessman who endorsed Hitler and the Nazi regime | Henry Ford |
| Leader of the Nazi party | Hitler |
| Dictator that took control of Italy | Mussolini |
| Politician that took over once Lenin died | Stalin |
| Night in which the Nazi's burned synagogues to the ground and killed hundreds of Jews | Kristallnacht- "Night of Shattered Glass" |
| Destination for those whom Hitler and Nazi party opposed | Concentration camp |
| set of laws requiring Jews to wear an identifying armband | Nuremburg laws |
| Leader of Germany before Hitler took over | Hindenburg |
| Allowed Hitler complete control for the next for years | Enabling Act |
| Two forms of mass media that developed after WWI | Films and radio |
| Popular art movement headed by Salvador Dali | Surrealism |
| German Parliament | Reichstag |
| Year that Hitler became Chancellor of Germany | 1933 |
