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SS(pgs.219&231)
7-5.5,6(2-24-11)
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| warlike acts against other nations pg.219 | aggression |
| required military service to increase the size of his army pg.219 | conscription |
| no German troops were allowed pg.219 | demilitarized |
| giving into the "reasonable demands" of an unhappy nation to avoid war pg.220 | appeasement |
| unification of Germany and Austria pg.220 | Anschluss |
| when Hitler agreed to stop taking land pg.221 | Munich Pact |
| when they planned to be the axis around which all of Europe revolved pg.222 | Rome-Berlin Axis |
| "lightning war" against Poland pg.222 | blitzkrieg |
| materials important to fighting pg.223 | stragetic materials |
| was the start of one of the greatest naval invasion in history pg.224 | D-Day |
| laws that robbed German Jews of their citizenship and banned marriage between Jews and other Germans pg.231 | Nuremberg laws |
| killing of the people from the same racial,political,or cultural group pg.232 | genocide |
| special strike forces set up by Nazi leaders pg.232 | Einsatzgruppen |
| prison camps pg.232 | concentration camps |
| mobile killing units pg.232 | death squads |
| where the death squads burried the dead Jews after killing them pg.233 | death camps |
| huge ovens pg.233 | crematoriums |
| freed pg.234 | liberate |
| the planned destruction of the people,in this case the Jews of Europe pg.234 | Holocaust |
| the Hebrew word for the Holocaust pg.234 | Shoah |
| violations of basic human rights pg.235 | war crimes |
| set a ship's course over water pg.15 | navigate |
| uses a magnetized needle to determine direction pg.15 | compass |
| allowed sailers to determine latitude pg.16 | astrolabe |
| the distance, in degrees, north abd south of the equator pg.16 | latitude |
| mapmakers pg.16 | cartographer |
| flat, moveable piece at the rear of the ship that makes it easier to steer pg.16 | rudder |
| lightweight ship that allowed sea captains to sail close to shore and into shallow inlets pg.16 | caravel |
| mixture of chemicals that exploded when hit pg.16 | gunpowder |
| outposts or settlements ruled by the homeland pg.17 | colony |
| fleet of warships pg.21 | armada |
| outposts for the purpose of trade pg.23 | trading post empire |
| large estates that produced cash crops pg.23 | plantation colony |
| one or two products grown for a profit pg.23 | cash crop |
| territories governed by the homeland pg.23 | settler colony |
| royal representatives pg.24 | viceroy |
| when spain gave landowners the right to use the labor of Native Americans pg.24 | encomienda system |
| paid rent and worked a fixed number of days each year for landowners pg.24 | tenant farmer |
| French fur trappers pg.24 | coureurs de bois |
| written agreements pg.24 | charter |
| elected representatives spoke for the people pg.25 | representative assembly |