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France and Britain Germany Russia British Empire Wild Card 1 Point 2 Points 3 Points 4 Points 5 Points 1 Point 2 Points2 Points2 Points 3 Points 4 Points 5 Points 3 Points 4 Points 5 Points Italy

Failed massive defensive line built between France and Germany

Maginot Line

Failed attempt by the Irish to gain their independence during WWI

Easter Rising

Gained right to self-rule from British before World War II

Ireland

French Socialist leader of the Popular Front

Leon Blum

British leader who made moderate reforms during the 1920s

Ramsey McDonald

Dictator

Adolf Hitler

Hated government

Weimar Republic

Private army

Brown Shirts

Agreement which recognized France and Germany’s post-World War I borders and pledged to peacefully settle future problems

Locarno Pact

How did the Nazis gain power?

Recruited unemployed and dissatisfied; money from the middle and upper classes; win seats in the Reichstag; Hitler’s speeches; Nazi rallies; intimidate rivals; Hitler legally appointed by Hindenburg.

Dictator

Benito Mussolini

Government with extreme nationalism and militarism, single leader, no freedom or opposition, but retains private property and social classes.

Fascism

Private army

Black Shirts

Organizing Italians according to their professions

Corporate State

How did the Fascists gain power?

Recruit unemployed and discontented; money from the middle and upper classes; intimidate opposition (castor oil); March on Rome; Mussolini legally appointed by King

Government planners make all economic decisions

Command Economy

Rule through fear; all opposition illegal

Police State

Moving large numbers of people onto giant farms to share machinery

Collectivization

Stalin’s used these to meet his goal of massive industrialization

5 year plans

Lenin’s plan to allow some free enterprise in Russia

New Economic Policy

Jewish homeland movement

Zionism

Independent 1922, but British troops stayed there to guard the Suez.

Egypt

British invite Jews to move to Palestine

Balfour Declaration

Leader of Indian nationalist and independence movement

Gandhi

African nationalist leader in Kenya

Jomo Kenyatta

Most common type of government in Eastern Europe 1930s

Authoritarian or dictatorship

Why was there an Irish Civil War in the 1920s?

Supporters vs. opponents of a British treaty that divided Ireland

Stalin’s plan to eliminate all those opposed to him

Purges

Area of Ireland still under British control today

Northern Ireland or Ulster

Major difference between Italian and German fascism

German racism vs. Italian sexism

Make your wager

Final Answer

Final Question