Vocab Week 31 Social Studies

What is "Communism'' (In our Vocab)

• The organization created after WWI so that countries could try to solve problems peacefully.

• Communism is a political and economic system that seeks to create a classless society in which the major means of production, such as mines and factories, are owned and controlled by the public

• Money that nations have to pay for causing damage during war.

• Economic and political system in which there is no privately owned property.    

Who was 'Nicholas II'

• Prussian leader who developed a plan to unify Germany.

• The king who ruled Russian and started the Soviet Union in 1907

•  Russian leader of the Bolsheviks who became leader of the Soviet Union in 1922.

•  Czar of Russia who was forced to give up power in 1917.

Who was 'Otto von Bismark'

• Prussian leader who developed a plan to unify Germany.   

• A German leader who helped make a plan to bring together all of Italy

• Sicilian leader who helped unite Italy into a single country.

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What is 'militarism'

• The idea that every country has to have a millitary to protect there people

• The deal that the laws of one country's military never changes no matter who is in power

•  The idea that a country should use a strong military to defend its interests.  

•  Money that nations have to pay for causing damage during war.

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What is Treaty of Versailles

• The idea that social change is based on the struggle of the oppressed working classes.

• Organization created after WWI so that countries could try to solve problems peacefully.

• Money that nations have to pay for causing damage during war.

• The peace treaty signed near Paris in 1919 that ended World War I.

What are nation-states

• Self-governing countries made up of people with a common culture.

•  the idea that social change is based on the struggle of the oppressed working classes.

• The main states in a country.

•  devotion and loyalty to one’s country.  

What is nationalism

•  Devotion and loyalty to one’s country.

• When one government has total control over their country