Interwar Years Vocabulary

What is a treaty?

• An agreement between nations at the end of a war.

• a militant, extreme, and ultranationalist political movement that emphasized loyalty to the state and obedience to its leaders.

• A ruler with total power over the country.

What is Internationalism?

• An agreement between nations at the end of a war.

• The idea that people and states can work together to solve problems and create prosperity.

• Controlling people by force.

What are reparations?

• Payments made by the losing side in a war to repay the cost of the war.

• Reduction of soldiers, weapons and machines of warfare (such as tanks, ships, & planes)

• Political and economic idea based on collective public ownership and sharing of the means of production.

What is demilitarization?

• Reduction of soldiers, weapons and machines of warfare (such as tanks, ships, & planes)

• Payments made by the losing side in a war to repay the cost of the war.

• Long economic downturn that causes the loss of jobs and money for the population.

What is a depression?

• Long economic downturn that causes the loss of jobs and money for the population.

• Information used to shape people’s opinion.

• A ruler with total power over the country.

What is fascism?

• a militant, extreme, and ultranationalist political movement that emphasized loyalty to the state and obedience to its leaders.

• A ruler with total power over the country.

• A government with complete control of its people.

What is a dictator?

• A government with complete control of its people.

• The idea that people and states can work together to solve problems and create prosperity.

• An agreement between nations at the end of a war.

What is Totalitarianism?

• A government with complete control of its people.

• Information used to shape people’s opinion.

• A ruler with total power over the country.

What is Communism?

• Political and economic idea based on collective public ownership and sharing of the means of production.

• Controlling people by force.

• Reduction of soldiers, weapons and machines of warfare (such as tanks, ships, & planes)

What is propaganda?

• Payments made by the losing side in a war to repay the cost of the war.

• Information used to shape people’s opinion.

• A ruler with total power over the country.