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World History Sem 2

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Stalins' 5-Year Plan Was a 5 year plan for the development of the Union of the Soviet .
What was Hitler confident about the Treaty of Versailles? That they would not use force to maintain it.
Treaty of Versailles This was a treaty that brought WW1 to an end.
Great Britain appeasement policy Hitler wanted to expand Germany
What part of Czechoslovakia did HItler want and get? Sudetenland
Hitler's invasion of Poland Was what started WW1
Mudken Incident Event staged before the japanesse invasion in 1931
n 1940, Japan was forced to decide what? u.s. oil and scrap iron and Indochina raw material.
December 7, 1941 Day of Pearl Harbor
Dunkirk War between the Allies and Germany. Allies were losing so they invaded Britain.
Blitzkrieg A method that uses armed tanks and air support.
Why did Hitler plan to conquer the Soviet Union? The Germans needed living space for generations to come.
Battle of Stalengrad Germany fought the Solvate Union for control of Stalingrad
Battle of Midway Island Was a Naval battle that happened 6 months after Pearl Harbor.
Total War War that has no restrictions.
Yalta City that is surround by the Dead Sea. Is separated into 4 parts.
Tehran Conference in 1943 A meeting between U.S. pesident Roosevelt and British prime minister in1943.
Why did Truman want to avoid invasion of Japan? It would have killed many Americans and he wanted to surrender to Japan.
Nazi's Final Solution This was the holocaust
Extermination camps Camps that they sent jews to where many died.
Who were victims of Hitler? Jewish
Marshall Plan Was the recovery program for WW11
The U.S. and Great Britain believed that the liberated nations of Estern Europe should do what? Determine their own goverment
Warsaw Pact Is a treaty of frendship
Cold War Was conflict with the Solvate Union and the U.S..
What country became communitst in 1949 which in tern made the U.S. fear the spread of communisim? China
Truman Doctrine Was a policy to counter the Solvate
Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser He was the second president of Egypt.
Fascist Government Was a mass movement after WW1.
Numemberg Laws Were racist laws created my the Nazi
Six-Day War War fought between 5 and 10th between Israel and its neighborhood states
Policy of containment The containment of the Cold War policys
America feared what when the Soviet Union launched Sputnik I in 1957 It was the first artificial satidlite
Northern Ireland fighting in the 60's and 70's was against what two religious groups? Roman Catholics and Unionists
Red-Scare Movement Is a wide spread of Communism or Anarchism
Why was the Berlin Wall built? Was to divide the communes side of Germany.
Gorbechev soon realized that economic reform would not succeed without what? Political reform
How did President Carter protest the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan? Canceling U.S. from being in the 1980s Olympics.
By 1980 what was the Soviet Union ailing from? Too many political reformes
European Union's first goals Was to eliminate wars with neighbor countries.
Why did Margaret Thatcher resign? She lost by 4 votes. The second round of voting her team thought she was going to loses. And that's when she resined.
North American Free Trade Agreement U.S., Mexico, and Canada made an agreement for trade.
Why did the U.S. join allies in fighting WWI The U.S. broke off from Germany when they shot at a U.S. submarine.
Major causes of WWI The leading causes was over fight powers like alliances, nationalism,imperilism, and assassination
Military plan by german general von Schlieffen Innovation of France and Belgium.
Western front characteristic They lived in trenches while in the middle of a deadly war.
Central Powers Groups fighting against the Allied.
Militarism Beleiving that a country have a strong military.
Third Reich Nazi Germany
Paris Peace Conference Meeting with the allied forces to come up with solutions to end WW1.
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