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Module 13

QuestionAnswer
suffragettes Women who campaigned to get the right to vote
nationalism devotion and loyalty to one country
imperialism another force that helped set the stage for war in Europe
alliance an agreement between two countries
communsim a system where the government owns all property
What countries made up the Triple Alliance? Italy, Germany, and Austria-Hungary
Why did Austria-Hungary declare war on Serbia? A Serbian assassin shot and killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary
When did WW1 end? 1918 November 11 (at the 11th hour on the 11th day on the 11th month)
What did “Going over the top” mean? soldiers would go over the trenches to fight the enemy
Who was the U.S. president at the end of World War I? Woodrow Wilson
Great Depression In the 1930s, a stock market crash caused the Great Depression
dictator a person that has full control
Axis Powers Germany, Italy, and Japan
Allies France, Great Britain, and other countries that opposed the Axis
Holocaust the attempt by the Nazi government during World War II to eliminate Europe’s Jews
How did Oskar Schindler save some Jews during the Holocaust? By employing them in his factory
When was D-Day, and what happened on that day? On June 6, 1944, the Allies launched a massive attack on the Nazis
superpowers strong and significant countries such as the US and Soviet Union
Cold War a period of tense rivalry between the US and Soviet Union
What was life like in Eastern Europe during the Cold War? People faced shortage of food, clothing, and more
What caused violence after the breakup of Yugoslavia? Ethnic conflicts split up Yugoslavia
Leaders of the names of Germany and Italy Hitler and Mussolini
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