Interwar,%20World%20War%20II,%20and%20The%20Cold%20War

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Interwar, World War II, and The Cold War
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ONE of these things is
NOT like the others

• Poland
• the Rhineland
• the Sudetenland
• Austria

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ONE of these things is
NOT like the others

• Cubism
• Surrealism
• Romanticism
• Dadaism

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ONE of these things is
NOT like the others

• Volksgemeinschaft
• Einsatzgruppen
• Unmenschlich
• Anschluss

5
ONE of these things is
NOT like the others

• New Economic Program
• Great Leap Forward
• Collectivization
• Five-Year Plan

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ONE of these things is
NOT like the others

• Tehran Conference
• Yalta Conference
• Postdam Conference
• Bretton-Woods Conference

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ONE of these things is
NOT like the others

• Poland
• the Rhineland
• the Sudetenland
• Austria
• Austria was NOT taken by the Germans. The
  Anschluss united them, but there was no
  invasion

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ONE of these things is
NOT like the others

• Cubism
• Surrealism
• Romanticism
• Dadaism
• Romanticism was NOT a 20th Century art movement.
  The rest were.

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ONE of these things is
NOT like the others

• Volksgemeinschaft
• Einsatzgruppen
• Unmenschlich
• Anschluss
• Anschluss was the union of Germany and Austria.
  The others were Nazi terms of state and racial
  order.

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ONE of these things is
NOT like the others

• New Economic Program
• Great Leap Forward
• Collectivization
• Five-Year Plan
• The Great Leap Forward was Chinese Communist
  leader Mao Ze Dongs term. The others were
  associated with economic reform in Russia.

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ONE of these things is
NOT like the others

• Tehran Conference
• Yalta Conference
• Postdam Conference
• Bretton-Woods Conference
• The Bretton-Woods Conference was a postwar
  economic conference. The others were political
  conferences.

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• 1. Which of the following countries steadfastly
  refused to grant women to vote, even though
  several other European nations granted womens
  suffrage between 1914 and 1925?
• France
• Great Britain
• Germany
• Finland

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• 2. Which of the following was argued by Freud in
  his Interpretation of Dreams?
• There is a repressed part of the human psyche
  where all sorts of desires are more or less
  hidden
• There is a personality type-homosexual- that can
  be identified by traits such as effeminate
  behavior in males
• Overstimulation causes both individual and
  national deterioration
• There is a rational side of human existence and a
  Dionysian side that is expressed by primal
  urges

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• 3. In Russia, what resulted from the
  establishment of the Duma?
• Soviets rose to power and eventually overthrew
  the tsar
• Little changed because the tsar could dismiss the
  Duma and force new elections.
• The Duma and the tsar worked closely together to
  implement reform in Russia.
• Aristocrats returned to power because they
  controlled the most important seats.

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• 4. The civil war in Russia between 1918 and 1922
  brought with of the following to power?
• V.I. Lenin
• Joseph Stalin
• Leon Trotsky
• Grigori Raspitin

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• 5. Who made Benito Mussolini prime minister in
  1922?
• V.I. Lenin
• Adolf Hitler
• King Victor Emmanuel III
• Nicholas II

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• 6. What were the effects of the United States
  stock market crash in 1929?
• There were no effects outside the United States,
  which recovered within a year.
• Germany and Great Britain were able to regain
  their position at the forefront of worldwide
  industry.
• Economic disaster circle the globe making
  militarism and authoritarianism seem appealing to
  many.
• The American Socialism Movement was able to gain
  powers briefly.

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• 7. Which of the following was a prominent cause
  of the stock market crash in 1929?
• An accounting error
• A drop in purchases of new technologies
• Reckless investment using borrowed money
• The Federal Reserve Bank loosening the
  availability of credit

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• 8. Which of the following was not a factor in
  Hitlers rise to power in 1933?
• His effective use of media to criticize the
  Weimar government
• Concerns among conservative elites of the growing
  Communist influence in Germany
• The view among several political elites that
  Hitler could be easily manipulated
• The majority of the Nazi Party membership being
  over age forty

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• 9. Which of the following did not participate in
  the Spanish Civil War(1936-1939)
• Great Britain
• Germany
• Italy
• Russia

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• 10. Which country invaded Poland with Germany in
  1939?
• Italy
• Czechoslovakia
• Russia
• Spain

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• 11. Which of the following was a consequence of
  the German invasion of Russia in 1941?
• The United States entered the war.
• Russian army was severely weakened and unable to
  fight for much of the remainder of the war
• Harsh winter prevented a quick victory and
  hampered the overall war effort for Germany
• Stalin discredited for having made an alliance
  with Germany and sent into exile

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• 12. Which of the following did not occur after
  World War II ended?
• Refuges quickly found housing vacated by those
  killed during the war
• Colonized peoples no longer exhibited deference
  to their European dominators
• Western values changed drastically.
• New competition for territory arose among the
  Allied powers.

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• 13. All of the following were factors in the
  origin of the Cold War except
• Stalins belief that Roosevelt and Churchill were
  deliberately allowing the USSR to bear the brunt
  of casualties in World War II.
• hostility towards the Soviets that originated as
  far back as the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917.
• early efforts to exclude the Soviet Union from
  the United Nations.
• Stalins perceived need for a buffer zone to
  protect the Soviet Union from western menace.

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• 14. The division of which of the following
  established the border between Eastern and
  Western Superpowers?
• Czechoslovakia
• Germany
• Poland
• Berlin

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• 15. After WWII, governments in both East and West
  
• increased the role of the free market in spurring
  economic growth
• Developed more comprehensive welfare states
• Reduced their bureaucratic roles in shaping
  society and the economy
• Took less active roles in the lives of their
  citizens

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• 1. Which of the following countries steadfastly
  refused to grant women to vote, even though
  several other European nations granted womens
  suffrage between 1914 and 1925?
• France
• Great Britain
• Germany
• Finland

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• 2. Which of the following was argued by Freud in
  his Interpretation of Dreams?
• There is a repressed part of the human psyche
  where all sorts of desires are more or less
  hidden
• There is a personality type-homosexual- that can
  be identified by traits such as effeminate
  behavior in males
• Overstimulation causes both individual and
  national deterioration
• There is a rational side of human existence and a
  Dionysian side that is expressed by primal
  urges

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• 3. In Russia, what resulted from the
  establishment of the Duma?
• Soviets rose to power and eventually overthrew
  the tsar
• Little changed because the tsar could dismiss the
  Duma and force new elections.
• The Duma and the tsar worked closely together to
  implement reform in Russia.
• Aristocrats returned to power because they
  controlled the most important seats.

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• 4. The civil war in Russia between 1918 and 1922
  brought with of the following to power?
• V.I. Lenin
• Joseph Stalin
• Leon Trotsky
• Grigori Raspitin

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• 5. Who made Benito Mussolini prime minister in
  1922?
• V.I. Lenin
• Adolf Hitler
• King Victor Emmanuel III
• Nicholas II

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• 6. What were the effects of the United States
  stock market crash in 1929?
• There were no effects outside the United States,
  which recovered within a year.
• Germany and Great Britain were able to regain
  their position at the forefront of worldwide
  industry.
• Economic disaster circle the globe making
  militarism and authoritarianism seem appealing to
  many.
• The American Socialism Movement was able to gain
  powers briefly.

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• 7. Which of the following was a prominent cause
  of the stock market crash in 1929?
• An accounting error
• A drop in purchases of new technologies
• Reckless investment using borrowed money
• The Federal Reserve Bank loosening the
  availability of credit

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• 8. Which of the following was not a factor in
  Hitlers rise to power in 1933?
• His effective use of media to criticize the
  Weimar government
• Concerns among conservative elites of the growing
  Communist influence in Germany
• The view among several political elites that
  Hitler could be easily manipulated
• The majority of the Nazi Party membership being
  over age forty

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• 9. Which of the following did not participate in
  the Spanish Civil War(1936-1939)
• Great Britain
• Germany
• Italy
• Russia

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• 10. Which country invaded Poland with Germany in
  1939?
• Italy
• Czechoslovakia
• Russia
• Spain

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• 11. Which of the following was a consequence of
  the German invasion of Russia in 1941?
• The United States entered the war.
• Russian army was severely weakened and unable to
  fight for much of the remainder of the war
• Harsh winter prevented a quick victory and
  hampered the overall war effort for Germany
• Stalin discredited for having made an alliance
  with Germany and sent into exile

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• 12. Which of the following did not occur after
  World War II ended?
• Refuges quickly found housing vacated by those
  killed during the war
• Colonized peoples no longer exhibited deference
  to their European dominators
• Western values changed drastically.
• New competition for territory arose among the
  Allied powers.

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• 13. All of the following were factors in the
  origin of the Cold War except
• Stalins belief that Roosevelt and Churchill were
  deliberately allowing the USSR to bear the brunt
  of casualties in World War II.
• hostility towards the Soviets that originated as
  far back as the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917.
• early efforts to exclude the Soviet Union from
  the United Nations.
• Stalins perceived need for a buffer zone to
  protect the Soviet Union from western menace.

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• 14. The division of which of the following
  established the border between Eastern and
  Western Superpowers?
• Czechoslovakia
• Germany
• Poland
• Berlin

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• 15. After WWII, governments in both East and West
  
• increased the role of the free market in spurring
  economic growth
• Developed more comprehensive welfare states
• Reduced their bureaucratic roles in shaping
  society and the economy
• Took less active roles in the lives of their
  citizens

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( _____, _____, _____ )

• Conclusion Statements

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• _____ wanted ____, and so he ____,
• but ____, so _____.

somebody
action
something
this happened
some one thing body

• Topics
• Nazi Germany 4. Harry Truman
• The Surrealists 5. John Maynard Keynes
• Joseph Stalin

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Brain Dump

• Write
  EVERYTHING THAT COMES TO MIND
  when you see the following pictures

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Germany invades Denmark and Norway April 1940
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Construction of the Berlin Wall, August 1961