The World Between Wars

{28.1 pg2} The German economy was in a state of hyperinflation after WWI.

What does this mean?

• Their economy was booming & were in a state of prosperity

• The mark (money) was worth nothing

• The economy was in a neutral state

• The mark (money) was worth double than previous years

{28.1 pg3} What were the two major causes of the Great Depression?

• Rise of Hitler

• Great Britain's deficit spending & over production of goods

• United States Market Crash

• Rise of Fascism & unemployment

{28.1 pg1} Blamed Germany for WWI & required them to pay war reparations & return land back to France

• Peace of WWI

• Treaty of France

• Treaty of the Great War

• Treaty of Versailles

{28.1 p4} Increased government activity in the economy during the Great Depression led to...

• People turning to simple solutions in return for dictatorship

• Rise of mistrust within the governing body

• Decline in popularity of Marxist ideas

• More power for workers

{28.1 p4} What form of government emerged after Germany's defeat in WWI?

• A communist government

• A democracy

• A Monarch

• A Socialist government

{28.1} What did the Treaty of Versailles do?

• Placed blame on Germany

• Made them pay war reparations

• Gave France complete control over Germany

• Germany had to give land back to France

{28.1 p1} What was one problem that made the League of Nations ineffective in maintaining the peace

• The League of Nations rejected the Treaty of Versailles.

• The United States did not join the League.

• European monarchs wanted to continue the war.

{28.1 p6} What was an artistic movement that portrayed "the unconscious—fantasies, dreams, and even nightmares"?

• Appropriate

• Dadaism

• Surrealism

• Uncertainty principle

{28.1 pg5} "In 1935, the ​ (a)   created a system of old-age pensions, to be collected at age 65 by those no longer working."​

• Social Security Act
• The Treaty of Versailles
• Deficit Spending
• New Deal

{28.1} ​ (a)   is the missing "keystone," creating a "gap in the bridge"?

• The United States
• Italy
• England
• Germany