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7-4.3--7-4.4 Review

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Totalitarian government which had absolute or total power and the people had few rights
Communism socialist government which is totalitarian
New Deal President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s plan to pull the U.S. out of the Great Depression by having the federal government get more involved in the economy
"Runs on the Banks" when many people took all their money out of banks, ruining the banks
Great Depression a period of worldwide economic despair and terrible poverty from 1929 to 1942 in some places
Black Tuesday On October 29, 1929, when the United States experienced the biggest loss in financial worth in the stock market
Paul von Hindenburg WWI general who became German President after the war
Economic Crash of 1929 the event that caused the Great Depression
Nazism Hitler’s form of fascism, which was extremely racist, started World War II, and killed Jews and others during the Holocaust
Proletariat name given to the working class under communist ideology
Bourgeoisie the middle class, or the capitalist class who own most of society's wealth and means of production under communist ideology
Socialism government which controls the means of production and the distribution of land and property
Joseph Stalin communist leader of the Soviet Union from 1928 until 1953
Gestapo Hitler’s secret police which intimidated or arrested anyone against Hitler
Fascism an aggressively nationalist, totalitarian government that glorifies the state above the individual
Calling the loan when a bank demands immediate and full repayment of a loan earlier than scheduled
Collectivization taking land and property away from private citizens so that the government can decide how it is to be used
Hyperinflation printing so much money that money becomes almost completely worthless; this ruins a country’s economy; this happened to Germany after World War I
Weimar Republc Democratic government installed in Germany after WWI. It didn’t work for long.
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