Hitler's attempt to kill off the population of all Jews.

Also known as The Great War, it lasted for four years. It began in 1914 and ended in 1918. More than thirty nations joined in the fighting and it mainly centered on Europe and the world's great powers.

Germany's plan to try and defeat France and conquer Paris within six weeks.

In 1914, two European fronts, the Western and Eastern front resulted in one of the most horrific styles of combat in human history. Both the West and East were matched with the latest industrial weaponry. They both had machine guns, and modern rifles.

In the U.S. the American stock market crashed in 1929, leading to mass unemployment.

In the 1950's, the Soviets had a process that led to reforms such as loosening the government's censorship.

Keeping communism from spreading.

Communism in the Soviet Union, October - November 1917

The Soviet Union was a communist regime that rose up into power during World War I.

After World War I, dictatorship started to come around, and Italy was rocked by economic depression and political turmoil. Strikes and communist agitation brought the country major chaos.

the killing of a race, for example, Hitler killed millions of jews, which was a genocide because he eventually wanted to wipe out the whole ethnic group.

was a German Nazi and the leader of the Nazi party. He also tried to abolish the entire Jew society.

Satisfying demands in an effort to maintain peace.

anticommunist leader of the Fascist Party. He invented fascism, meaning that it was a revoolution seeking to prevent change.

dictatorship using modern technology and bureaucracy in an attempt to control every aspect of its subject's life.

Balfour Declaration of 1917

British governmen's intention to create a Jewish homeland in Palestine, 90% of which consisted of Arab people.

Paris Peace Conference

Meeting to settle peace after World War I.

Treaty imposed on Germany by the allies which demanded repairation from the Germans in 1920.

The League of Nations

an organization of nations formed together after World War I to promote peace.

People choose what type of government they prefer.

Putting together little farms and creating large factory farms owned by the government.

National Congress Party

An organization that was located in Morocco.

A philosopher from India who was a very peaceful and spiritual leader that wanted to gain India's independence from Great Britain.

An Indian leader who helped bring together a military.

Developing a homeland for Jews in Palestine.

A National Egyptian Party pushing for its independence.

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Unit 6: 1914-1990

Unit Review Assignment

Question	Answer
The Holocaust	Hitler's attempt to kill off the population of all Jews.
World War I	Also known as The Great War, it lasted for four years. It began in 1914 and ended in 1918. More than thirty nations joined in the fighting and it mainly centered on Europe and the world's great powers.
Schlieffen Plan	Germany's plan to try and defeat France and conquer Paris within six weeks.
Trench Warfare	In 1914, two European fronts, the Western and Eastern front resulted in one of the most horrific styles of combat in human history. Both the West and East were matched with the latest industrial weaponry. They both had machine guns, and modern rifles.
The Great Depression	In the U.S. the American stock market crashed in 1929, leading to mass unemployment.
Destalinization	In the 1950's, the Soviets had a process that led to reforms such as loosening the government's censorship.
Containment	Keeping communism from spreading.
Communism in the Soviet Union, October - November 1917	The Soviet Union was a communist regime that rose up into power during World War I.
Fascism in Italy	After World War I, dictatorship started to come around, and Italy was rocked by economic depression and political turmoil. Strikes and communist agitation brought the country major chaos.
Genocide	the killing of a race, for example, Hitler killed millions of jews, which was a genocide because he eventually wanted to wipe out the whole ethnic group.
Adolf Hitler	was a German Nazi and the leader of the Nazi party. He also tried to abolish the entire Jew society.
Appeasement	Satisfying demands in an effort to maintain peace.
Benito Mussolini	anticommunist leader of the Fascist Party. He invented fascism, meaning that it was a revoolution seeking to prevent change.
Totalitarianism	dictatorship using modern technology and bureaucracy in an attempt to control every aspect of its subject's life.
Balfour Declaration of 1917	British governmen's intention to create a Jewish homeland in Palestine, 90% of which consisted of Arab people.
Paris Peace Conference	Meeting to settle peace after World War I.
Treaty of Versailles	Treaty imposed on Germany by the allies which demanded repairation from the Germans in 1920.
The League of Nations	an organization of nations formed together after World War I to promote peace.
Self Determination	People choose what type of government they prefer.
Collectivization	Putting together little farms and creating large factory farms owned by the government.
National Congress Party	An organization that was located in Morocco.
Mohandas Ghandi	A philosopher from India who was a very peaceful and spiritual leader that wanted to gain India's independence from Great Britain.
BG Tilak	An Indian leader who helped bring together a military.
Zionism	Developing a homeland for Jews in Palestine.
Waft Party	A National Egyptian Party pushing for its independence.

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