The 1920s in America are known as the Roaring Twenties. They are also known as _____ due to what was popular almost worldwide at the time.

What made it possible for women to have more time on their hands to get out and enjoy themselves during the Roaring Twenties?

The 18th Amendment to the Constitution enacted Prohibition. What was prohibited.

What was indirectly caused by Prohibition?

Experimented with radioactivity and found that atoms of radium and uranium released charged particles; won two Nobel Prizes.

Proposed new theories of relativity that changed the established beliefs regarding Newton's theories.

Worked with others to use atomic fission to create the atomic bomb.

Pioneered the process of psychoanalysis.

This was discovered by accident in the 1920s and perfected in the 1940s as the first successful antibiotic.

The "lost generation" symbolized two characteristics of the generation that came of age before and during WWI. One was a general emptiness and lack of moral direction & convention. What was the other?

The _____ Renaissance: An awakening of black culture including the poetry of Langston Hughes, the novels of Zora Neale Hurston, and the musical influence of Duke Ellington & Louis Armstrong.

Artistic movement with 3D objects as complex patterns of angles & planes. (Ex: Picasso & Braque)

Art style composed only of lines, colors, & shapes with little to no recognizable subject matter.

European art movement rejecting artistic values, looking like absurd nonsense.

Art movement attempting to show the workings of the unconscious mind, made famous by Salvador Dali.

Architectural style with roots in Germany; blended glass, steel, & concrete with very little ornamentation (function should determine form, not the other way around); popularized by Frank Lloyd Wright.

Which country earned independence from Britain in the years between WWI and WWII?

What was the Maginot Line?

Nearly every independent nation signed a treaty outlawing war, but there was no way to enforce it. What was it?

Strike by workers in many different industries at the same time; happened in Britain in 1926.

Country with the highest standard of living in the 1920s.

Which of the following were reasons for the Great Depression?

Check all that apply.

A massive package of economic & social programs enacted under Franklin Roosevelt that was designed for the government to spend their way out of the Great Depression. It opened the door for major government overreach into our everyday lives and increased taxation.

Which of these was a positive outcome of the New Deal?

What natural disaster further complicated the economic distress America faced during the Great Depression?

Italian nationalists were mad because the Austro-Hungarian lands promised to them were given to ______ instead after WWI by the the Allies.

Mussolini was a ______.

Who were the Black Shirts?

How did Mussolini gain the support of the pope?

A form of government where a one-party dictatorship regulates every aspect of the lives of its citizens with secret police, censorship, and propaganda.

All totalitarian nations are communist.

Which of the following IS NOT a reason that fascism appealed to many people in Europe?

Which of the following characteristics do fascism and communism have in common?

Type of economy where government officials make all basic economic decisions & owned all of the businesses.

Which statement best describes Stalin's Five-Year Plans for the Soviet Economy?

In Stalin's Soviet Union, Under Stalin, farmers had to all farm on _____ (state-owned farms) because Stalin saw their prosperity under the NEP as a threat to his power.

When peasants protested collective farming by only farming enough to feed themselves, Stalin responded by sending even that small amount of food to the city. It became known as the _____, which killed 5-8 million people in _____.

Who were targets of Stalin's Great Purge?

When a leader tries to elevate themselves to a near-godlike figure through propaganda, they are attempting to create a _____.

Stalin required a style called _____: artists & writers could criticize the bourgeois past, but the central message had to be to portray socialism/communism positively.

The official religion of the Soviet Union.

Government that was in charge in Germany directly before Hitler.

What caused hyperinflation in Germany under the Weimar Republic?

What is described in the attached image?

What happened as a result of the Beer Hall Putsch?

Which group of people did Hitler intend to dominate Europe under the new Third Reich?

Which of the following was NOT designed/commissioned by Adolf Hitler?

The Nuremberg Laws placed many restrictions on Jews:

Check all that apply

The night of broken glass. Nazi mobs in Germany, Austria, and Czechosolvakia smashed, burned, & destroyed 1,000 synogogues, 7,000 Jewish businesses, and countless more schools, hospitals, and homes. 30,000 Jews were arrested overnight and put into concentration camps.

What would be the best title for this chart?

"The National Socialist movement must strive to eliminate the disproportion between our population and our area." --Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf

The above passage is most closely connected with which of Hitler's goals?

The situation shown in this 1919 cartoon is most directly associated with which of the following?

Bitterness over the Treaty of Versailles, Loss of the Ruhr and overseas colonies, *rising inflation and unemployment, which event are these factors most closely associated with?

Despite tremendous differences in ideology and strategy, twentieth century leaders such as Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin, Benito Mussolini, Adolf Hitler, and Francisco Franco share which of the following traits?

Read the following scenario and answer the question below. "During the late 1920s and early 1930s, the global economic depression was affecting most democratic governments around the world. In the United States, Canada, and Europe, trade was slowing down, industrial production was declining, and unemployment was rising." What was one effect of these worldwide conditions on Germany?

This photograph illustrates which of Stalin's goals?