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Stack #137457
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| "Brain" of Italian Unification | Count Camillo Cavour |
| Leader of the Red Shirts | Garibaldi |
| Author of "White Man's Burden" | Rudyard Kipling |
| First war used by Bismark to unit Germany | Schleswig Holstein |
| Political Party that Bismark was the most afraid of | Socialist |
| People who were the subject of kulturkampf | Catholics |
| a ruthlessly realistic and opportunistic approach to statemanship, rather than a moralistic one | realpolitik |
| Austrian Leader who opposed nationalist movements | Metternich |
| King of Prussia who did not take the crown "from the gutter" | Frederick William IV |
| French leader who first helped then abandoned Sardinia in the war against Austria | Napoleon III |
| Italian leader who used realpolitik | Cavour |
| Document that Bismarck used to provoke Napoleon III to declare war | Ems telegram |
| German trading union | Zollverein |
| Leader of the Salt March | Gandhi |
| Polytheistic religion of India | Hinduism |
| Indian soldiers who revolted in 1857 | Sepoys |
| Highest caste | Braman |
| Meeting which established the "rules" for the European conquest of Africa | Berlin Conference |
| Crisis in which France and England almost came to war | Fashoda Crisis |
| War fought by South Africa | Boer War |
| Palace used by Louis XIV to reduce power of the nobility | Palace at Versailles |
| Biological concept used to justify imperialism | Social Darwinism |
| Leader who brought order and security to France after the Revolution | Napoleon |
| Term used by Karl Marx to describe the workers in an industrial economy | proletariat |
| Canal which allowed quiket travel between Europe and South Asia | Suez Canal |
| Serbian terrorist group that assassinated the Archduke | The Black Hand |
| Author of the Fourteen Points | Woodrow Wilson |
| Document offering Mexico American land | Zimmerman Telegram |
| Treaty ending World War I | Treaty of Versailles |
| Nationality denied land as part of treaty ending World War I | Germany |
| Leader of the Bolsheviks in November 1917 | Lenin |
| Treaty in which Russia surrendedered in World War I | Brest-Litovsk |
| Slogan used by Lenin in the Russian revolution | peace, land, and bread |
| People who benefited from the New Economic Policy | merchants |
| Leader of the Red Army | Trotsky |
| Stalin's economic plan | 5 Year Plan |
| Stalin's answer to the problem of agriculture in Russia | Collectivization |
| Union of Germany and Austria in 1938 | Anchluss |
| Conference at which Germany was granted control over part of Czechoslovakia | Munich Conference |
| Prime Minister of England who thought he found "peace in our time" | Neville Chamberlain |
| Name of the policy of giving in to aggressors in order to maintain peace | appeasment |
| Area of Germany militarized by Hitler in violation of the Treaty of Versailles | Rhineland |
| Event which marks the beginning of World War II | invasion of Poland |
| Name of the military tactic used by Germany in World War II | blitzkrieg |
| Evacuation of British and French troops referred to by Chamberlain as a "victory" | Dunkirk |
| Government that collaberated with the Nazis | Vichy |
| Leader of the Free French | Charles de Gaulle |
| Leader of the British during World War II | Winston Churchill |
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