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Stover Chapter 31
Years of Crisis
Question | Answer |
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The "Lost Generation" was used in the 1920s to describe disillusioned | writers |
The philosophy of existentialism stresses the idea of each individual finding their own | meaning for life |
The Interpretation of Dreams was a book written by | Freud |
The new musical style, jazz, was born in the | United States |
What type of government did most Europeans nations have in 1918? | democratic |
The Dawes Plan was meant to strengthen the post war economy of | Germany |
The economy of the U.S. was weak at the end of the 1920s because stock prices were too _________, their was an uneven distribution of ___________, and there was a _________ of products. | high, wealth, surplus |
The spark that ignited the Great Depression was the | stock market crash |
A key component of facism is extreme | nationalism |
In the 1930s Czechoslovakia was the only eastern European nation to maintain a _________ government | democratic |
The Weimar Republic was the postwar democratic government of | Germany |
Germany, Italy, and Japan all ____________ other natios without being stopped | invaded |
The Axis powers included | Germany, Italy, Japan |
During the Spanish civil was, the _________ assisted the government of Spain | Soviet Union |
Il Duce was the title of | Mussolini |
Which countries attended the Munich conference? | Germany, Italy, Great Britain, France |
The decisions at the Munich conference showed the policy of _________ does not work | appeasement |
Fear made the Great Depression worse because it caused people to panic which resulted in everyone selling their ____________, withdrawing their money from the _________,and adding __________ to imports | stocks, banks, tariffs |
Stream of consciousness is a ___________ technique | writing |
New styles of art in the 1920s were a reflection of the interest in the world of | imagination |
Charles Lindbergh is famous for being the first person to fly ___________, across the _________ | solo, Atlantic |
Directly after WWI _________, ____________, ____________, ____________ were troubled with weak economies | U.S., France, Great Britian, Sweden |
The international peace agreement signed in the 1930s was the | Kellogg Briand Pact |
The main cause of the stock market crash was that stocks were selling for | more than they were worth |
Roosevelt tried to create jobs to improve the American economy by creating large | public works projects |
Roosevelts famous inauguration line, "The only thing we have to fear...," was intended to restore Americans faith in the | economy |
Facism appealed to people in Germany and Italy because they feared a | workers revolution |
Except for Czechoslavakia, eastern European governments became ______ prior to WWII | totalitarian |
Which country went from a monarchy to a democracy to a Communist country within a few months? | Soviet Union |
The leaders of the three fascist government in Europe were | Hitler, Mussolini, Franco |
Which European country had a civil war in the 1930s? | Spain |
Which country invaded the Rhineland? | Germany |
Which country invaded China? | Japan |
Which country signed the nonaggression pact with Germany? | Soviet Union |
The Munich conference was convened by Mussolini to deal with Germany's invasion of | Czechoslavakia |
The Fascists were able to come to power in Germany and Italy because people were upset with the _______________, they promised to restore the _____________, they feared the __________ would take control | Treaty of Versailles, economy, communist |
Great Britain and France appeased Germany because they wanted to maintain __________ and they could not afford another __________ | peace, war |