Chapter 16 Study Guide-The Rise of Totalitarianism
- Why did WWI lead to changes in people’s outlook on life especially in Europe?
- How did WWI lead to improvements in science and technology
- How did literature and art change during the 1920’s? give examples
- Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud’s contributions to science
- How and why did women’s roles change after WWI?
- Post WWI problems for Europe.
- What was the Kellog-Briand Pact?
- Why did France want to keep strict punishment of Germany through the Treaty of Versailles?
- Which 2 countries were prosperous after WWI up until 1929?
- Know why countries’ democratic governments failed after WWI.
- Problems for the Weimar Republic
- How did Germany try to fix their economic problems
- Inflation
- Causes for U.S. financial collapse
- Causes and steps for world depression
- How did countries respond to economic depression?
Totalitarian
- What is totalitarianism? What are the six principles used in totalitarianism?
- How did Mussolini rise to power?
- Why were the Italians angered over the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles?
- Fascism-know definition and characteristics
- Know why World depression led to the rise of dictators like Mussolini and Hitler
- Italian Name for Mussolini
- Know how Stalin took over in 1924 after Lenin’s death
- How was Stalin a totalitarian leader?
- How did Stalin transform the economy in Russia?
- What were the Gulags?
- How did Stalin transform farming in Russia?
- Who were the wealthy Ukrainian farmers who resisted collectivization of farms? What happened to them?
- German name for Hitler
- Steps in which Hitler rose to power
- Mein Kampf
- Lebensraum
- Nazism
- Why did Hitler target the Jews? Who else did he discriminate against?
- Swastika
- Difference between fascism and communism
- Chapter 15 SECTION 5- Japan Questions to come
- VOCAB WORDS TO KNOW
Kellog-Briand Pact
Maginot Line
Surrealism
Unconscious Mind
Psychology
SECTION 2-WORLD DEPRESSION
Overproduction
Inflation
New Deal
SECTION 3-MUSSOLINI
Fascism
Totalitarianism
Indoctrination
Censorship
Propaganda
Religious Persecution
Ethnic Persecution
Black Shirts
March on Rome
SECTION 4-STALIN
Command Economy
Collectives
Kulaks
Gulag
Comintern
SECTION 5-HITLER
Chancellor
Fuhrer
Ruhr Valley
Gestapo
Lebensraum
Chapter 15 SECTION 5 JAPAN
Manchuria
Hirohito
Ultranationalist