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World Wars/ Cold War

Global Regents Vocabulary

QuestionAnswer
militarism (militarismo) building military power and armies
alliance (alianza) agreement between countries to help each other
World War I (Primera Guerra Mundial) global war from 1914 to 1918
Treaty of Versailles (Tratado de Versalles) treaty that ended World War I
Nazism (Nazismo) political ideology of Hitler and Nazi Germany
Holocaust (Holocausto) murder of millions of Jews and others during World War II
World War II (Segunda Guerra Mundial) global war from 1939 to 1945
Cold War (Guerra Fría) conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union
communism (comunismo) political and economic system with shared ownership
United Nations (Naciones Unidas) international organization that promotes peace
containment (contención) policy to stop the spread of communism
Iron Curtain (Telón de Acero) division between Eastern and Western Europe during the Cold War
NATO (OTAN) alliance of Western countries
Warsaw Pact (Pacto de Varsovia) alliance of communist countries
satellite nation (nación satélite) country controlled by a more powerful country
propaganda (propaganda) information used to influence opinions
genocide (genocidio) attempt to destroy a group of people
human rights (derechos humanos) basic freedoms all people should have
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