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| During the first years of the Great Depression, governments responded to the economic crisis by | reducing their expenditures in order to balance their budgets |
| Mussolini attempted to improve the relationship between the Italian state and the Catholic Church by | signing the Lateran Treaty, which resolved some of the longstanding issues between theChurch and the Italian State |
| Lateran Treaty did this | Mussolini allowed the pope to become the ruler of Vatican City, a district in the heart of Rome, in exchange for the Church's recognition of his Fascist government |
| The British won a major propaganda victory at the start of the First World War because of | German atrocities in neutral Belgium provided the British with a powerful propaganda tool both for domestic consumption as well as for the important task of swaying American public opinion |
| The term "popular fronts" refers to the idea of | political parties of the center and the left working together to block the triumph of Fascism |
| Popular front governments were created in these countries as a reaction to the triumph of Fascism in Germany | France and Spain |
| The Nuremberg Trials of 1945-1946 were the first tests in International Law of the concept of | crimes against humanity |
| The term"crimes against humanity" was originally found in the preamble to the ?? | 1907 Hague Convention of War |
| The Matignon Agreement in France (1936) | provided the legal right for French unions to organize and strike |
| This was the crowning achievement of Leon Blum's Polular Front government in France | The Matignon Agreements |
| The British government had an impact on private life during the First World War in these ways | the regulation of pub hours, rationing, conscription, and mass propaganda |
