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Stalin's Five Year Plan The plan consisted of him collectivizing agriculture. He wanted to improve industrialization
Treaty of Versailles A peace treaty signed to officially end the first World War in 1919. It forced Germany to reduce its troops, take the blame for the war and reduce its territory
How did Hitler think the allies would react when he violated the Treaty of Versailles He believed the allies would've reacted in force when he broke it
Great Britain Appeasement Policy To avoid war, Great Britain and the other allies allowed Hitler to expand Germany's territory without repercussions
What part of Czechoslovakia did Hitler take control of? The Sudeten land
Hitler's invasion of Poland In 1939, Nazi Germany with the allyship of the Soviet Union, invaded Poland
Mukden Incident An explosion destroyed a section of railway near the city of Mukden. The Japanese blamed Chinese nationalists and used it as an opportunity to invade.
In 1940, Japan was forced to decide what? Japan had to choose between the U.S's oil or Indonesia's raw material
December 7, 1941 The Japanese surprise attacked Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
Dunkirk A town in France from which over 300,000 allied troops were rescued
Blitzkrieg A military tactic used to bring a swift victory by intense means
Why did Hitler plan to conquer the Soviet Union? He wanted to ensure Nazi Germanys victory
Battle of Stalingrad One of the deadliest battles to take place in WWII where Nazi troops fought to take Stalingrad unsuccessfully
Battle of Midway Island A major naval battle occurring between the Japanese and the U.S
Total War Conflict in which the military action is limitless in weapons used, tactics and resources.
Yalta A city located in Ukraine in which the leaders of the US, UK and the Soviet Union met to discuss their plans with Germany
Tehran Conference in 1943 A meeting between Churchill, Stalin, and Roosevelt held in Iran
Why did Truman want to avoid invasion of Japan? He wanted to "prevent an Okinawa from one end of Japan to the other"
Nazi's Final Solution A codename that was used apart of a plan to eradicate all Jews they could.
Extermination camps Camps in Poland used by Nazi's to kill Jewish people.
Who were victims of Hitler? Jews, Homosexuals, African Americans, people of different political/religious beliefs
Marshall Plan The plan consisted of the US sending aid to Western Europe
The U.S. and Great Britain believed that the liberated nations of Eastern Europe should do what? They believed that they should be able to determine their own government
Warsaw Pact Defense treaty created by the Soviet Union and other Soviet states
Cold War A "war" where neither side declares war officially on the other. The Cold War between the U.S and the Soviet Union was fought through a series of Proxy wars, propaganda, and political actions
What country became communist in 1949 which in turn made the U.S. fear the spread of communism? China
Truman Doctrine Plan that the US would give countries threatened by the Soviet support.
Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser Egyptian Military officer who became the prime minister of Egypt
Fascist government A form of government that encourages nationalism and militarism.
Nuremberg Laws Laws that heavily changed the rights of Jews, they were seen as a different and lesser race. The laws made it so that Jewish people had almost no rights
Six-Day War A conflict fought between Israel and Arabs that lasted a week
Policy of Containment A policy by President Truman that promised aid to any country threatened by communism
America feared what when the Soviet Union launched Sputnik I in 1957 They feared falling behind in technology
Northern Ireland fighting in the 60's and 70's was against what two religious groups? Catholic nationalists and loyalists
Red-Scare Movement the Red-Scare caused people to fear immigrants and people who embraced communism
Why was the Berlin Wall built? To prevent people in East Berlin from flocking to West Berlin which was thriving compared to the desolate East Berlin
Gorbachev soon realized that economic reform would not succeed without what? Political Reform
How did President Carter protest the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan? He refused trade with the Soviet Union
By 1980 what was the Soviet Union ailing from? Weakened Economy
European Union's first goals To value all it's citizens and maintain peace
Why did Margaret Thatcher resign? Her leadership was challenged which caused her to resign
North American Free Trade Agreement An agreement signed by Mexico and Canada about increasing trade amongst those nations
Why did the U.S. join allies in fighting WWI? When Germany enticed Mexico to attack the US via letter. The UK intercepted the message and showed it to the US, causing them to join the war against Germany. Some reasons such as the sinking of ships that contained American civilians
Major causes of WWI The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. The assassination was blamed on Serbia, causing Austria-Hungary to declare war
Military plan by German General von Schlieffen Germany would attack France and then attack Russia
Western front characteristic All Quiet on the Western Front's main protagonist, Paul Baumer, was a young German man fighting in WWI
Central Powers Austria-Hungary, Germany, The Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria
Militarism The Idea that a country should maintain a strong military and be prepared to use it aggressively
Third Reich Third Reich also known as Nazi Germany
Paris Peace Conference The meeting between the allies at the end of WWI to keep peace with the central powers
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