Rise of Totalitarian Regimes in Europe

A totalitarian state seeks to control which aspects of their citizen's lives?

Hitler saw the Spanish Civil War as an opportunity to test which of his military branches?

What was one of the main reasons why the League of Nations ended up so weak?

What was the name of the government which ran Germany after WW1?

Aside from world domination, Hitler's goal was the creation of what?

What was the name of the dictator of the Soviet Union?

The Nuremburg Laws defined who was considered a jew, as well as stripped jews of which rights?

What was the name of the policy of taking privately owned farm land and turning it into government ran farms?

What is the name of the "night of shattered glass", where Nazi's destroyed Synagogues and jewish businesses?

What was the name of the Italian fascist dictator?

How much money did Germany owe the Allied Powers in reperations due to the damage of WW1? (in US dollars)

Francisco Franco started a civil war and took control of what country?

What was the name of Stalin's economic policies pushing the Soviet Union into a modern superpower?

To take over the government, Hitler had Nazi party members run for office in the German parliament, called the ___?

German inflation got so bad that at its peak, $1 US equalled how many German marks?

What was the name of the Nazi prison camps set up to hold jews and political opponents?

When Germany struggled to make their reperation payments, they occupied a section of Germany called ______.

The Enabling Act passed in the Reichstag allowed the government to ignore their constitution for how many years?

What book did Hitler write while in prison?

Who was in charge of the German secret police, the SS?

In 1932, the height of the Great Depression, ~30% of the German labor force, or __________ people had no jobs.

Which of the following European nations did NOT establish an authoritarian government after WW1?