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The Events that Lead to the Holocaust
The Events that Lead to the Holocaust
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Document signed between the Gemans and alllis to end WWI, signed in Paris.
Paris Peace Treaty
Square Deal
Treaty of Versailles
14 Points
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Map Skills: Which country is represented by the letter "U"?
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
3
What was the direct cause of WWI? It created a chain reaction through out Europe.
the sinking of the Lusitania
assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
Great Britain builds the Dreadnaught
countries fighting for land and resources in Africa
4
vocabulary: prejudice towards Jews, discrimination against Jews
semitism
anti-semitism
racism
fascism
5
Vocabulary:places that held imprisoned people of particular ethnic group or religious beliefs.
transit camps
interment camps
concentration camps
labor camps
6
Which of the following is not a tree?
spine
spruce
cypress
fig
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vocabulary: wounded and killed soldiers
deceased
causalities
victims
fatalities
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What was the direct cause of WWI? It created a chain reaction through out Europe.
Great Britain builds the Dreadnaught
the sinking of the Lusitania
assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
countries fighting for land and resources in Africa
9
What is country is represented by the letter "V"
Russia
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
10
Vocabulary: pride in one’s country, by proving your power and dominance over other countries
alliance
imperialism
militarism
nationalism
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Which of the following was not included in the Treaty of Versailles?
Germany had to pay reparations
Germany was allowed to build tanks and submarines
Germany was not allowed to build a navy or airforce
Germany was to take full blame for WWI
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Vocabulary: agreement made between two or more groups or nations to defend another
imperialism
alliance
nationalism
militarism
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Vocabulary: a system of building an empire by conquering lands around the world
nationalism
alliance
imperialism
militarism
14
During inflation what happens to money?
Money is traded for other items
It isn't printed or put into circulation
Money becomes worthless
Money becomes incredibly valuable
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What countries made up the Triple Alliance?
Japan, Germany, United States
Germany, Great Britain, France
Great Britain, France, Russia
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
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Vocabulary: was a German plan for the extermination of the Jews during World War II
Final Answer
Germany's Plan
Hitler's Conquest
Final Solution
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What is Spiderman's real name?
Peter Parker
Randy Ruder
Erik Lehnsherr
Charles Xavier
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Which of the following was not a purpose of the Treaty of Versailles
To prevent future war
To punish Germany for starting WWI
To reduce the French army to 100,000
To create peace
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From our class discussions: Which was not an example of Germany during inflation?
People burned money because it was cheaper than buying coal
Children played with stacks of money and built forts
Rugs were made out of money
Money was used as wallpaper
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firsthand objects or documents that were created during the time period of an event in history.
fossils
secondary sources
primary sauces
primary sources
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______was Germany’s fascist political party led by Adolf Hitler. They promoted anti-Semitism.
Communist Party
Nazi Party
Free Democratic Party
Socialist Party
22
The Triple Entente consisting of what three countries?
Great Britain, Germany, Russia
Great Britain, France, Russia
Serbia, Austria-Hungary, Belgium
Great Britain, United States, Russia
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Vocabulary: rapid increases of prices
great depression
deflation
reparations
inflation
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Vocabulary: payment for war losses. Germany was to pay for the damage caused by the war.
inflation
reparations
repayment
repercussions
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Vocabulary: building up bigger and stronger armies and navies than their neighbors
alliance
militarism
imperialism
nationalism
26
Which of the following is not a type of pasta?
dafalita
fusilli
ziti
bucatini
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Which of the following is not a primary source on World War 1?
A photograph of life in the trenches
a soldiers uniform and gas mask from the trenches
A letter home from a soldier about life in the trenches
Mr Salerno telling you about Trench Warfare
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Why did the United States enter World War One?
Germany sank the Lusitania. American passengers were aboard
The United States declared war on Austria-Hungary
France needed more medical supply
Germany was defeated at the Battle of Somme
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Vocabulary: armies dug deep trenches, or ditches, to shelter their troops
dirt ditches
foxholes
no-man's land
trench warfare