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This Is... Jeopardy!

Contestants Don’t Forget...

…Always phrase your answers in the form of a question!

Mr. Eastridge

That’s Bolshevik! Name that Fascist Crossword Communism Leaders Tators 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

The March Revolution succeeded in bringing this Czar down. That’s Bolshevik for $100 The March Revolution succeeded in bringing this Czar down. Nicholas II Back to Game

That’s Bolshevik for $200 Losing this war sparked unrest in Russia and showed the weakness of the czar. Russo-Japanese War

Provisional Government That’s Bolshevik for $300 Vladimir Lenin led the Bolsheviks in overthrowing this Provisional Government

DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE

In communism it is the term used to describe workers. That’s Bolshevik for $400 DAILY DOUBLE In communism it is the term used to describe workers. proletariat

Name of the secret police in Russia that helped Lenin gain control. That’s Bolshevik for $500 Name of the secret police in Russia that helped Lenin gain control. The CHEKA

Last Czar of Russia Nicholas II Leaders for $100 Last Czar of Russia Nicholas II

Ideological leader of communism. Leaders for $200 Ideological leader of communism. Karl Marx

His name means “man of steel” Leaders for $300 His name means “man of steel” Joseph Stalin

Leaders for $400 The Russian Czar’s wife, with the help of this “holy man” advisor, ruled the country while he was fighting WWI. Rasputin

This revolutionary leader commanded the Bolshevik Red Army. Leaders for $500 This revolutionary leader commanded the Bolshevik Red Army. Leon Trotsky

Dictators often exercise this type of control over their countries. Tators for $100 Dictators often exercise this type of control over their countries. totalitarian

Dictator of Spain after the Civil War. Tators for $200 Dictator of Spain after the Civil War. Francisco Franco

Stalin used this campaign of terror to eliminate political opponents. Tators for $300 Stalin used this campaign of terror to eliminate political opponents. Great Purge

The leader who was not a dictator: Tators for $400 The leader who was not a dictator: Lenin Stalin Mao Kemal Kemal of Turkey

Known as Il Duce. Mussolini Tators for $500 Known as Il Duce. Mussolini

Declared that Germany needed lebensraum. Name that Fascist for $100 Declared that Germany needed lebensraum. Hitler

The military dictator of Japan in the 1930s Name that Fascist for $200 The military dictator of Japan in the 1930s Hideki Tojo

National Socialist (Nazi) Name that Fascist for $300 1930s political party in Germany was fascist. National Socialist (Nazi)

This fascist invaded Ethiopia. Name that Fascist for $400 This fascist invaded Ethiopia. Mussolini

This fascist signed the Munich Pact with Prime Minister Chamberlain Name that Fascist for $500 This fascist signed the Munich Pact with Prime Minister Chamberlain Adolf Hitler

Communism’s ultimate goal is to overthrow this economic system. (10) Crossword Communism for $100 Communism’s ultimate goal is to overthrow this economic system. (10) capitalism

Soviet economic plans lasted this many years. (4) Crossword Communism for $200 Soviet economic plans lasted this many years. (4) Five

Crossword Communism for $300 This leader promised “peace, land, and bread” to the people of Russia. (5) Lenin

Crossword Communism for $400 In 1928 the Soviet gov’t began to seize private farms and combine the farms into these. Collective farms

Crossword Communism for $500 This group gained equal rights under the law after the Bolshevik Revolution with many joining the labor force for the first time. Women

Final JEOPARDY!

Totalitarianism

Final Jeopardy Totalitarian states rely on this – instruction in the government’s beliefs – to mold people’s minds. Indoctrination