The (a)   wanted to create some kind of international organization to protect against any aggression from.

The US went home in (a)   and the British focused on rebuilding their economy, which was destroyed after the war.

What country wanted the Allies to stay after WWI?

(a)  

In (a)   , the Allied Reparations Commission set German reparations.

How much money (in marks) was set for German reparations?

(a)  

How much money (in US $) was set for German reparations?

(a)  

Allied threats to (a)   Germany leads them to pay their first 2.5 billion marks.

What year did Germany make their first payment for war reparations?

(a)  

How many marks did Germany have to pay each year according to the Treaty of Versailles?

(a)  

What year was Germany unable to pay for war reparations?

(a)  

What year did France take over the Ruhr?

(a)  

German workers developed a (a)   resistance (just didn't show up to work) to the French occupation.

What part of Germany did France take over after Germany was unable to pay its reparations?

(a)  

What is the name of the committee that set the sum for German reparations?

(a)  

Germany (a)   more money to pay expenses.

Bread was worth 1 mark in 1918, and by 1923 it was worth (a)   marks.

What was the name of Germany's new democratic government?

(a)  

In the German people's eyes, a (a)   government was better.

Under the Weimar republic, (a)   start to become more prevalent.

Who/what did the German citizens blame for their problems?

(a)  

In (a)   , an international (American) commission produced a new plan for German reparations.

The (a)   reduced the reparation payments to something that would be able to be paid by Germany.

How much money was loaned to Germany in the Dawes Plan?

(a)  

What allowed countries to invest in Germany's growth?

(a)  

What year was the Treaty of Locarno signed?

(a)  

What treaty guaranteed new boundaries between Germany and France?

(a)  

What treaty guaranteed peace?

(a)  

What year did Germany join the League of Nations?

(a)  

The (a)   was a place where nations could talk about their problems.

What year did Germany sign the Kellogg-Briand Pact?

(a)  

What agreement renounced war?

(a)  

WWI had a devastating effect on the European (a)   .

What country's economy wasn't really harmed by WWI?

(a)  

What country gave loans to European countries?

(a)  

What year was the Stock Market Crash?

(a)  

People who normally wouldn’t have bought or invested in stocks did because of (a)   .

Many people bought stocks on (a)   .

Because of the Stock Market Crash, the US shut down (a)   involvement with money.

The Depression paved way for unhappy people, fear, and the rise of (a)   parties.

What % of the US was unemployed during the Depression?

(a)  

What % of Britain was unemployed during the Depression?

(a)  

What % of Germany was unemployed during the Depression

(a)  

Where was Hitler born?

(a)  

Hitler was a (a)   in WWI.

Who said "Overpowered by stormy enthusiam, I fell down on my knees and thanked Heaven… for granting me the good fortune of being permitted to live at this time"?

(a)  

After the war, Hitler was overcome with a deep sense of (a)   for Germany.

Who felt like they lost their "family" after the country's military was reduced?

(a)  

What year did Hitler join his Party?

(a)  

What is the name of the party that Hitler joined?

(a)  

What year did Hitler gain full control of the party?

(a)  

Hitler had taken control of the party and renamed it to (a)   or Nazi Party.

Hitler employed (a)   to defend the party during their meetings.

Hiter's own (a)   skills were largely responsible for attracting followers.

A majority of German people's lives were (a)   under democracy.

What year does Hitler try to overthrow the German government?

(a)  

What is the name of Hitler's book that he wrote while in jail?

(a)  

What is the name of Hitler's belief that Germans need more living space?

(a)  

In Hitler's book, he wrote about his desire to (a)   Germany from people who didn't care about it.

What created conditions that helped Hitler rally support?

(a)  

Hitler exploited the German people's fears and (a)   .

What year did Hitler run for president?

(a)  

What president named Hitler Chancellor?

(a)  

What year was Hitler named Chancellor?

(a)  

Paul von Hindenburg wanted to (a)   Germany by combining two major parties.

Who did Paul von Hindenburg feel that Hitler was better than even if he still didn't trust him?

(a)  

Who did Hitler blame for setting fire to the parliament building?

(a)  

Hitler took power away from other members of Parliament and said that they couldn't be (a)   .

What type of state did Hitler create when he was Chancellor?

(a)  

What allowed Hitler to ignore the Constitution for 4 years?

(a)  

How long did the Enabling Act last?

(a)  

What is the name of the combined position of Chancellor and president that Hitler created?

(a)  

Hitler sought to control German life using (a)   .

What is the name of the program used to indoctrinate young German boys?

(a)  

What is the name of the program used to indoctrinate young German girls?

(a)  

Jewish rights were withheld (a)   .

What is the name of the political idealology that has people loyal to the state and with complete obedience to the leader?

(a)  

What idealology attracted those upset with the post-WWI situation?

(a)  

Fascism was a form of extreme (a)   with people proud/loyal to their ethnicity, not country.

Fascism believed in a (a)   unlike communism.

Totalitarian - control economy, (a)   , intellectual, and cultural side of the country.

What country was upset that they didn't receive their promised land after WWI?

(a)  

Who was Italy upset with?

(a)  

Italy had a bad economy, (a)   , and a loss of pride in being Italian.

What did Benito Mussolini promise to recreate?

(a)  

Mussolini gained support through his (a)   .

What was Mussolini's nickname?

(a)  

What year was Mussolini voted into parliament?

(a)  

Who did Mussolini give a voice to with his rising power?

(a)  

With Mussolini as the rebel leader, the blackshirts marched to Rome to (a)   .

What was Mussolini appointed as after his rebellion?

(a)  

While Mussolini was in power, he outlawed political parties, (a)   , imposed censorship, and outlawed strikes.

Mussolini and the Fascist Party never really destroyed the (a)   .

Italians are very (a)   , making it harder for Mussolini to control them like Hitler was able to do.