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ch17-18 valles

WWII terms

QuestionAnswer
Isolationism National policy of avoiding involvement in the affairs of other nations, US policy
Disarmament Reduction of the size of a country's military
Washington Conference focus on disarmament, 5 Naval Power & 9 Naval Power treaties limiting a nations navy
Kellogg-Briand Pact Outlawed war as a national policy, unable to enforce
Adolf Hitler Leader of Nazi Germany, blamed Jews for Germany's condition, violated the Treaty of Versasilles
Totalitarian State where the government has complete control. ex. Joseph Stalin and the Soviet Union
Ant-Semitism hatered of the Jews, becomes Germany's official policy
Benito Mussolini fascist leader of Italy, anti-communist, invades Ethiopia, allie to Adolf Hitler
Fascist Party a military dominated government, use military against opposition
Black shirts Followers of Mussolini, enforced his policies, fascist
Joseph Stalin leader of the Soviet Union, gained power through assassination and trickery
Nazi Party Socialist party of Germany, lead by Adolf Hitler
Brown shirts Members of the Nazi Party, enforced Hitler's policies, fascist
Appeasement Giving in to avoid conflict, done during the Munich Conference
Appeasement aggreement between Hitler and Stalin, not to interfer with another and to secretly divide Poland
Munich Conference Where Britain and France gave Hitler the Sudetenland, example of appeasement
Allied Powers Britan, France, the US, China, and Soviet Union
Lend-Lease Act Where the US loaned or sold military equipment to the Allied powers making the US an "Arsenal for Democracy"
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