APWH Chap 20 Vocab

The " Great War" 1914- 1918, indent sense European civil war with global implications that was marked by Massive casualties, the expansion of offencive military technology Beyond tactics and the means of Defense, and a great deal of disillusionment with the whole ideas of progress

• NATO

• World War I

• New Deal

• Nazi Germany

1919 Treaty that officially ended World War 1; the immense penalties it placed on Germany are regarded as one of the causes of World War II

• Treaty of Versailles

• New Deal

• Holocaust

• fascism

President United States from 1913 to 1921 who was especially noted for his idealistic approach the end of World War 1, which included advocacy for his 14 points intended to regulate future International dealings and A League of Nations to enforce new international order. although his vision large you failed, Wilson was widely respected for his views

• Marshall Plan

• Etty Hillesum

• Woodrow Wilson/Fourteen Points

• Mussolini

Worldwide economic depression that began in 1929 with the New York stock market crash and continued in many areas until the outbreak of World War II

• European Economic Community

• total war

• Great Depression

• Hitler

A series of reforms enacted by Franklin Roosevelt administration between 1933 and 1942 with the goals of ending the Great Depression

• Holocaust

• fascism

• World War I

• New Deal

political ideology marked by its intense nationalism and authoritarianism; its name is derived from the fasces that were the symbol of magistrates in ancient Rome

• fascium

• Marshall Plan

• Great Depression

• total war

Charismatic leader of the Italian fascist party ( 1883- 1945) who came to power in 1922

• Etty Hillesum

• Marshall Plan

• Mussolini

• Hitler

Germany is ruled by Hitler and the Nazi party formed in 1933 to 1945, a fascist State dedicated to extreme nationalism, territorial expansion, in the purification of the German state

• Nazi Germany

• NATO

• Holocaust

• New Deal

Leader of the German Nazi Party (1889-1945) and Germany's head of state from 1933 until his death

• Etty Hillesum

• Revolutionary Right (Japan)

• Treaty of Versailles

• Hitler

All known as radical nationalism, this was a movement in Japanese political life 1930- 1945 that was marked by extreme nationalism, a committed to Elite leadership and focus around the emperor and dedication to foreign expansion

• total war

• fascism

• Revolutionary Right (Japan)

• Marshall Plan