A number of treaties guaranteeing existing German boundaries and negotiating other outstanding issues.

A refusal by laborers in various industries to work until demands are met.

A left-wing coalition government of France in the 1930's.

Refers to putting industry under government control or ownership.

An Irish National revolt in 1916

Government doctrine that relies on dictatorial rule and a totalitarian regime.

Nation in which the major economy activities are organized into syndicates that resemble corporations.

Book written by Hitler in 1920's expressing the spirit of the Nazi Movement.

An alliance formed between Germany and Italy in 1936.

Referred to land pooled into lg. farms which people can work together as a group.

System in which government planners make all economic decisions.

The small committee that held most of the power in the Soviet Union.

Act of forcing people to leave an organization or an area.

The Communist international organized to spread revolution throughout the world.

Highly centralized government's that do not allow opposition and maintain total control.

To merge conscious and unconscious ideas to portray life.

Art style that emphasizes geometric shapes.

Architecture based on the principle that a building should be designed for its specific use rather than according to any predetermined style.

A style of architecture that was functional and plain and used expenses of steel and glass.

Law forbidding the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcoholic beverages.

Policy that a nation uses to try to improve its economic well being by establishing protective tariffs and similar restrictions.

Practice of buying stock using only the value of the stock or it's expected profit as security.

Worldwide depression beginning in 1929.

Law providing old age and unemployment benefits for Americans.

Tennessee Valley Authority

U.S. Government Agency that built dams and provided other services in the valley of TN River.

Law prohibited loans to countries that owed war debts to the US.

A economy in which government directs the use of national resources and regulates the economy to achieve both goals and stability.

French fortifications along the boarders of Germany and Luxembourg.

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WH chapter 25 part 2

World History Chapter 25 Part 2 Vocabulary

Term	Definition
Locarno Pact	A number of treaties guaranteeing existing German boundaries and negotiating other outstanding issues.
Gerneral strike	A refusal by laborers in various industries to work until demands are met.
Popular Front	A left-wing coalition government of France in the 1930's.
Nationalized	Refers to putting industry under government control or ownership.
Easter Rising	An Irish National revolt in 1916
Fascism	Government doctrine that relies on dictatorial rule and a totalitarian regime.
Corporatist State	Nation in which the major economy activities are organized into syndicates that resemble corporations.
Mein Kampf	Book written by Hitler in 1920's expressing the spirit of the Nazi Movement.
Third Reich	Hitler's name for his regime
Rome-Berlin Axis	An alliance formed between Germany and Italy in 1936.
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics	Name given to Russia in 1922
Collective Farms	Referred to land pooled into lg. farms which people can work together as a group.
Command Economy	System in which government planners make all economic decisions.
Politburo	The small committee that held most of the power in the Soviet Union.
Purge	Act of forcing people to leave an organization or an area.
Comintern	The Communist international organized to spread revolution throughout the world.
Totalitarian Regimes	Highly centralized government's that do not allow opposition and maintain total control.
Surrealism	To merge conscious and unconscious ideas to portray life.
The Waste Land	Poem by T.S. Eliot
Cubism	Art style that emphasizes geometric shapes.
Functionalism	Architecture based on the principle that a building should be designed for its specific use rather than according to any predetermined style.
International Style	A style of architecture that was functional and plain and used expenses of steel and glass.
Economic Boom	Sudden increase in prosperity
Roaring Twenties	Nickname for the 1920's
Prohibition	Law forbidding the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcoholic beverages.
Economic Nationalism	Policy that a nation uses to try to improve its economic well being by establishing protective tariffs and similar restrictions.
Market Speculations	Risky investments
On Margin	Practice of buying stock using only the value of the stock or it's expected profit as security.
Great Depression	Worldwide depression beginning in 1929.
Social Security	Law providing old age and unemployment benefits for Americans.
Tennessee Valley Authority	U.S. Government Agency that built dams and provided other services in the valley of TN River.
Johnson Act	Law prohibited loans to countries that owed war debts to the US.
Planned Economy	A economy in which government directs the use of national resources and regulates the economy to achieve both goals and stability.
Maginot Line	French fortifications along the boarders of Germany and Luxembourg.

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