Chapter 28 2022

How many years did Hitler serve in WWI?

Which of these is NOT a Dr. Seuss book?

Who became the strongest nation after World War I until the Great Depression's effects?

Who directed the Schutzstaffeln?

Was Mussolini ever a socialist?

Mussolini was a dictator where?

What does "Il Duce" translate to?

In 1929 Stalin had created a powerful dictatorship and launched what?

The German government made one payment of reparations to whom?

Mussolini created a new political group, called the “Fascio di Combattimento” in what year?

How many rings are on the Olympic flag?

What was the name for the German parliament?

Hitlers dream was creating a purely what state?

Which insect shorted out an early supercomputer and inspired the term "computer bug"?

LBJ had four buttons installed in the Oval Office labeled "coffee," "tea," "Coke," and what?

What were Hitlers ideologies based off of?

The United States, German, Italy and many other European states adopted dictatorial regimes

The French New Deal granted all the following expect?

What happened on Kristallnacht?

Hitler's revolt failed and while he was in prison he wrote what?

Where was Hitler born?

How did Joseph Stalin use his position as general to gain control of the Communist party?

What percent of Germans were without jobs in 1932?

The enabling act did what?

Real wages in industry also declined by __% between 1928 and 1940.

What year did Lenin die?

Right wing elites of Germany who in___pressured the president to allow Hitler to be chancellor.

Who is this?

What was Germany's democratic state known as?

How did Joseph Stalin stay in power?

The German government pay workers salaries by printing more money.

Peasants in Russia began to sabotage the Communist program by hoarding food

Where did France seize to collect reparations by using mines and factories?

In which area did women not get the right to vote till 1971?

Within two years of Hitler joining, the Nazi Party had how many members?

Who condemned the belief that depressions should regulate themselves with little gov interference?

Hitler took over the party, which was renamed the National Socialist German Workers’ Party or?

Many European nations adopted parliamentary systems after World War I, but were replaced with?

This guaranteed Germany's new borders with France and Belgium

After the New Economic Policy (NEP) were peasants allowed to sell their produce openly?

What year was Kristallnacht?

The Nuremberg laws were what?

Between 1920 and 1922 how many lives were lost because of famine in Russia?

The Nazi militia was variously known as the SA or?

What year did Mussolini become prime minister?

Who did artist Grant Wood use as the model for the farmer in his painting "American Gothic"?

Hitler viewed what city as the "most German"

What was a well known bank in Vienna that collapsed during The Great Depression?

Who created the Fascist Party?

Germany's president died in 1934 making Hitler what?

Which of these U.S. presidents appeared on the television series Laugh-In?

Were German women allowed to work?

Only____was able to maintain its political democracy.

Policy of____ glorified the state above the individual by focusing on a strong central state.

The line "you can't handle the truth" comes from what movie?