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Unit 3 Remediation

Europe's History, Government and Economics

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Concentration Camps Mass Extermination of Jews during WWII
Led to the Rise of Adolf Hitler -Humiliation -Having to pay for war damages -Worldwide Depression
Holocaust Hitler's attempt at the systematic destructions of the Jews, Blacks, Gypsies, and others
The event that led to WWII Germany invaded Poland
What led to the US entering into WWII The bombing of Pearl Harbor
Allied Power (WWII) France, USA, Soviet Union, Great Britain
Axis Powers (WWII) Germany, Japan, and Italy
How do is the Cold War described Distrust between the US and the USSR, development of nuclear weapons, and the Space Race
What was the literal symbol of the Cold War and Iron Curtain? The Berlin Wall
What led to the collapse of the Soviet Union? Communists were unable to compete with the appeal of economic and political freedom in the West
A parliamentary democracy is.... the leader of parliament is not elected by the people but by the legislature, the head of government is called the Prime Minister
A presidential democracy is... the type of government where individual citizens have many rights, freedoms, and can directly vote for the executive branch and the legislative branch separately.
An autocracy is... citizens have little to no participation in the government process
A federal government system is.... where power is shared equally between the regional and central authorities
An example of a confederation (government system) is... the European Union
Which country voted to exit the European Union? Great Britain (UK)
Human Capital skills, knowledge, training, and education
Results of investing in human capital increase GDP, improved literacy rates, and improved standard of living
Tariff a tax on trade or imported goods
Quota a limit on trade
Embargo a ban on trade
Subsidy the government provides a local business owner with money to help them compete globally.
Effects of Brexit -labor shortages in the UK -slight decrease in immigration from UK -Reduce trade with EU countries
Mixed economy -has both government control and private ownership of businesses in this economy
Command economy total government control
Market economy only businesses and individuals control economy, no government, based on supply and demand
How do entrepreneurs contribute to a country's economy -invest in human capital and human resources -generate new ideas -help a country adapt to new trends
Describe the governments of many Eastern European countries during the Cold War many were satellite governments of the Soviet Union
East Germany had what type of government after WWII? Communist
Why did Mikahil Gorbachev encourage change in the Soviet Union? He wanted to save his country because he saw signs that communism was failing
Who led the Soviet Union during WWII and the beginning of the Cold War? Josef Stalin
After WWII, Germany was divided into: East and West Germany; Communist (East) and Capitalist (West) Germany
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