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SLO REVIEW Part III: Return of a Good Grade

World War I Inter-War Period World War II

WORLD WAR I This was the “spark” that set off the powderkeg in the Balkans that started World War I.

WORLD WAR I – 100 Assassination of Franz Ferdinand Å

WORLD WAR I Agreement that ended WWI and was later looked upon as the major cause of the Second World War due to its harsh treatment of Germany.

WORLD WAR I Treaty of Versailles Å

WORLD WAR I This was the bloodiest battle of WWI.

WORLD WAR I Battle of the Somme Å

WORLD WAR I This was the term for when Germany was made to take the blame for starting World War I.

WORLD WAR I War Guilt Clause Å

WORLD WAR I The prolonged build-up of weapons, soldiers, plans for warfare, and glorification of the military is known as this.

WORLD WAR I Militarism Å

WORLD WAR I This was Russia’s one strength going into World War I.

WORLD WAR I Large standing army Å

WORLD WAR I Name one new weapon used in World War I.

WORLD WAR I  Airplanes  Chemical Gas  Machine guns  Tanks Å

WORLD WAR I This event directly threatened American soil and ultimately brought the United States into World War I.

WORLD WAR I Zimmerman Telegram Å

WORLD WAR I The Schleiffen Plan was developed by Germany with the goal of this.

WORLD WAR I Destroying France in order to concentrate all forces against Russia to avoid a two-front war. Å

WORLD WAR I This treaty between Germany and Russia was used to get Russia out of World War I.

WORLD WAR I Treaty of Brest-Litovsk Å

INTER-WAR PERIOD This Italian dictator created fascism and he was later killed once the allies started taking over Italy during World War II.

INTER-WAR PERIOD Benito Mussolini Å

INTER-WAR PERIOD Under this leader, the Russians overthrow the Provisional Government and created the USSR.

INTER-WAR PERIOD Vladimir Lenin Å

INTER-WAR PERIOD This plan was developed by Stalin to increase agricultural and industrial output by setting impossibly high quotas and improving transportation.

INTER-WAR PERIOD Five-Year Plan Å

INTER-WAR PERIOD Hitler wanted expansion in Germany for the “supreme” Aryan race by moving into other German speaking areas for this reason.

INTER-WAR PERIOD Living Space or Lebensraum Å

INTER-WAR PERIOD Explain Kristallnacht

INTER-WAR PERIOD Hitler and the Nazis first direct attack on the Jews Å

INTER-WAR PERIOD This is the name for the working class in Russia that made up the majority of the population, their greatest enemy was the bourgeoisie.

INTER-WAR PERIOD Proletariat Å

INTER-WAR PERIOD Allegiance in a fascist country is not to the individual but to this.

INTER-WAR PERIOD The State Å

INTER-WAR PERIOD This was the name of Hitler’s famous book, it was written while he was in jail.

INTER-WAR PERIOD Mein Kampf Å

INTER-WAR PERIOD The German democratic state, established after WWI, and the abdication of the Kaiser, is known as this.

INTER-WAR PERIOD Weimar Republic Å

INTER-WAR PERIOD This event began as a peaceful march to deliver a petition to Czar Nicholas II and ended in the deaths of many of the protestors.

INTER-WAR PERIOD Bloody Sunday Å

WORLD WAR II World War II started in 1931 with the Japanese invasion of this country.

WORLD WAR II Manchuria Å

WORLD WAR II Two days after Hitler’s blitzkrieg invasion of THIS country, Britain and France declared war on Germany.

WORLD WAR II Poland Å

WORLD WAR II Auschwitz and Dachau were used by the Nazis to achieve Hitler’s Final Solution because they were this.

WORLD WAR II Nazi death camps Å

WORLD WAR II This was the battle that stopped Hitler’s plans of dominating Europe.

WORLD WAR II Battle of Stalingrad Å

WORLD WAR II This was the turning point of the war in the Pacific.

WORLD WAR II The Battle of Midway Å

FINAL JEOPARDY QUESTION

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