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Causes of WWII

U.S. History

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What is a theory of government in which a single party or leader controls the economic, social, and cultural lives of its people? Totalitarianism
Which two nations were upset after World War I because they didn't receive the land they expected? Italy and Japan
What is totalitarianism most similar to? Democracy, Monarchy, or Dictatorship Dictatorship
What dictator ruled over Germany in the 1930-1940s? Adolf Hitler
What dictator ruled over Italy in the 1930-1940s? Benito Mussolini
What dictator ruled over the Soviet Union in the 1930-1940s? Joseph Stalin
What dictator ruled over Japan in the 1930-1940s? Hideki Tojo
Who was President of the U.S. during World War I? Woodrow Wilson
Who was President of the U.S. during World War II? Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Who did Joseph Stalin replace in the Soviet Union as leader? Vladimir Lenin
What were some of the ways in which Joseph Stalin maintained his power? Fear and propaganda
How did Benito Mussolini consolidate his control? He outlawed political parties, took over the press, created a secret police, organized youth groups to indoctrinate the young, and suppressed strikes.
Which group did Adolf Hitler blame for Germany's struggles? Jewish people
What is extreme hatred or prejudice of Jewish people called? Anti-semitism
What did Adolf Hitler use to keep power in Germany? A secret police, a state-controlled press that praised his accomplishments, and a state-controlled educational system that indoctrinated the young,
What was Adolf Hitler's political party called? Nazi Party
What were Nazis against? Communism, socialism, or any other party that promoted class interest and not a Germany-first mindset
What factors helped the Nazi come to power? Unemployment, homelessness, hunger, and a shattered economy
Which continent did Japan attempt to take land from in order to regain power? Asia
Which organization had no standing army and no true power? League of Nations
How did Adolf Hitler defy the Treaty of Versailles? He enlarged the army, navy, and air force
What does "Reich" mean? State or empire.
What is the policy of granting concessions to a potential enemy in the hope that it will maintain peace? Appeasement
What policy did the U.S. maintain that prevented it from stopping totalitarianism? Isolationism
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