WorksheetsMWH - 2024 Spring Semester Final Review (Vocabulary)
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 12mins
Chapter 6 Vocabulary - People
head of the National Guard in France & hero to the moderates
Marquis de Lafayette
financial expert who was an advisor to King Louis XVI
Jacques Necker
rough lawyer who started the Reign of Terror
Robespierre
queen of France who was beheaded during the French Revolution
Marie Antoinette
popular military leader who was able to gain power in France & tried to take over the world
Napoleon
Chapter 6 Vocabulary - Terms
the right to vote
suffrage
government ruled by elected representatives
republic
French revolutionary political club that worked to advance the republican cause
Jacobins
government spends more money than it takes in
deficit spending
working class who pushed for radical actions during the French Revolution
Sans-Culottes
Chapter 14 Vocabulary - Terms (1)
German submarines
u-boats
deadlocked in a tie
stalemate
supporting neither side in the war
neutrality
preparing military forces for war
mobilize
glorification of the military
militarism
Chapter 14 Vocabulary - Terms (2)
all country's resources are put towards war effort
total war
spreading of ideas to promote a cause or to damage another
propaganda
British ship torpedoed by Germany in May 1915
Lusitania
list of items for resolving WWI & all future wars written by US President Woodrow Wilson
Fourteen Points
the draft
conscription
Chapter 17 Vocabulary - People
Japan
Tojo
Italy
Mussolini
US President for most of WWII
Roosevelt
Germany
Hitler
Great Britain
Churchill
Chapter 17 Vocabulary - People & Terms
Soviet Union
Stalin
policy of giving into an aggressor's demands in order to keep the peace
appeasement
code name for the project to build the first atomic bomb
Manhattan Project
US policy of trying to contain communism
Truman Doctrine
massive aid given from the US to European countries to help out after WWII
Marshall Plan
Chapter 18 Vocabulary - People
35th president (1961-1963) democrat
Kennedy
leader of the Civil Rights Movement in the US
Martin Luther King, Jr
communist leader of Cuba who took away many rights fo citizens
Castro
8th & final leader of the USSR (1985-1991)
Gorbachev
40th president (1981-1989)
Reagan
Chapter 18 Vocabulary - Terms
nonviolent social movement in the US for racial equality (1954-1968)
Civil Rights Movement
US policy to stop communism from spreading while allowing it to stay where it already is
containment
forced separation based on race (education, housing)
segregation
1962 USSR sent nuclear missiles to Cuba, less than 100 miles from Florida
Cuban Missile Crisis
people moving away from cities to counties outside of the city
suburbanization
