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Chapter 16: WWII

Us history

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Mein Kampf The book Adolf Hitler wrote while in jail, he used it to gain popularity.
Adolf Hitler Dictator of Germany, was an extreme nationalist, believed all German speaking Aryans should live in the same region, blamed Jews for Germany's depression
Joseph Stalin Dictator of Soviet Union, he was a Communist who wanted to become a world power by industrializing, he had a 5 year plan
Benito Mussolini Dictator of Italy, was a social fasist, his goals were to become a world power and to have prosperity, was an extreme nationalist who used terror and intimidation
Totalitarian Dictator When one person controls a government
Fascism A political view that supports a strong nationalistic government lead by a dictator
Nazism A political view that supports nationalism, racism, and military expansion, became popular through Adolf Hitler
Neutrality Acts Laws passed by the us government to prevent war, prevent loans to countries at war, prevent arms sales to countries at war and to prevent loans and arms sales to a country at a civil war
Neville Chamberlain Met with Adolf Hitler and had him sign the Munich Pact.
Munich Pact An agreement between Great Britain, France, and Germany: Adolf Hitler agreed to stop invading countries if he can get Sudetenland
Appeasement Giving in to an aggressor
Winston Churchill Prim Minister of Great Britain During WWII, part of the Munich Pact.
Non-Aggression Pact Signed by Germany and the Soviet Union that they wouldn't fight each other. This made it so Germany wouldn't have to fight a two front war, but Germany eventually broke this agreement.
Blitzkrieg "lightening war" A War technique invented and used by Germany
Invasion of Poland Germany blitzkrieg poland
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