The United States had become a huge source of loans for financing post WWI recovery where?

Who was more likely to lose their jobs during the Great Depression?

The Nazi party used violence to discredit what democratically run government, which was struggling to keep order in Germany?

Even though it contained huge amounts of fertile land, the Soviet Union had major issues with _____________.

What region of the Soviet Union was hit hardest (saw the most deaths) by Stalin's collectivization of agriculture?

Conservative German leaders persuaded who to appoint Hitler chancellor with the idea that he would be easier to control than the Communists?

What legislation in 1933 granted Hitler virtually unchecked power?

This episode of Crash Course refers to the process of Jewish people slowly losing their rights as what?

In 1936, German troops occupied what industrial region on its western border in violation of the Treaty of Versailles?

In 1938, the son of a harassed Jewish couple killed an official, which the Nazis used as an excuse for a rampage against synagogues, businesses, homes, and individuals, a horrific event that came to be known as what?

Hitler was allowed to claim what former German territory having a large ethnically German population from the newly formed Czechoslovakia.

This was the policy of major Ruropean powers such as France and Great Britain of allowing Hitler to expand Germany in hopes of not causing a conflict?

In 1936 Mussolini joined in the fascist expansion by invading what country?

In 1931 Japan invaded and occupied what region of China following a potentially staged incident?