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Module 27 History

Module 27 World History study guide

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reparations the payments the Germans were supposed to make for the damage they had done in World War I
Inflation rise in prices
deflation decrease in prices
Dawes Plan An international commission produced a new plan for reparations
Deficit spending to lower taxes
Totalitarian state a government that aims to control the political, economic, social, intellectual, and cultural lives of its citizens
Benito Mussolini established the first European fascist movement in Italy
Fascism a political philosophy that glorifies the state above the individual by emphasizing the need for a strong central government led by a dictatorial ruler
Depression a period of low economic activity and rising unemployment
Weimar Republic German democratic state
collective bargaining right to negotiate
what conflicts did President Woodrow Wilson realize 1. he hoped the League of Nations would be able to maintain the peace, but it was not very effective 2. the failure of the United States to join the League of Nations
What did the Dawes plan do It first reduced reparations, then coordinated Germany's annual payments with its ability to pay. It granted an initial $200 million loan for Germany's recovery, which opened the door to heavy American investment in Europe
in 1922, why did Mussolini and the Fascists threaten to march to Rome They threatened to march to Rome if they weren't given power
What were two major factors that played a major role in the start of the great Depression 1. One important factor was a series of downturns in economics of individual nations in the second half of the 1920's. By the mid-1920's, farm products were falling rapidly 2. the second factor in the incoming of the great depression was an international
what problems were created with the start of the Weimar Republic had to outstanding political leaders faced serious economic problems because of inflation serious social problems including widows, teachers, civil servants, and others who lived on fixed incomes watching their monthly incomes became worthless and their
what did the settlement at the end of World War I try to accomplish 1. new boundaries 2. nationalism 3. new states
name two things the Dawes plan accomplished 1. gave Germany $200 million. 2. opened the door for U.S. investors
coalition alliance of several different political factions
dictatorship government where one person or group has absolute power
currealism dreamlike images and unnatural combinations of objects
concentration camps where Adolf Hitler and the Nazi government sent Jews, political opponents, and other groups they found to be threatening
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