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The economic crisis called the ________ caused millions of people to lose faith in democratic governments

What was the Great Depression

Scientist who developed the theory of realativity

Who was Albert Einstein?

Several parties or factions working together.

What is a coalition government?

In 1924 the _______ _______ helped slow inflation in Germany

What is the Dawes Plan?

He was the English- born star of the silent screen whose little tramp character conveyed his comic genius

Who was Charlie Chaplin?

In 1935, only one democracy, ________, remained in Europe

What is Czechoslovakia?

He was the leader of the Fascist Party in Italy

Who was Benito Mussolini?

Art movement that was inspired by Freud’s theories

What is surrealism?

Public works projects, welfare, social security and regulation on banks and the stock market were all part of what plan

What was the New Deal?

Type of music with a lively, loose beat, developed in the USA mainly by African Americans

What is Jazz in the 20’s, Rock and roll in the late 50’s and hip Hop in the 80’s??

The Nazi secret police

What was the gestapo?

Another name for the National Socialist German Workers’ party

What was the Nazi Party

The book that sets forth Hitler’s beliefs that the Germans were a “master race” and that non-Aryans were inferior.

What was Mein Kampf?

The leader of Nazi Germany

Who was Adolf Hitler?

The new, militant political movement that emphasized loyalty to the state and obedience to its leader

What is fascism?

German philosopher who urged a return to values of pride, assertiveness, and strength, and who had a great impact on politics in Italy and Germany

Who is Fredrick Nietzsche

Irish Poet whose poem “The Second Coming” conveyed a sense of future struggles.

Who is William Butler Yeats?

Hitler turned the press, radio, literature, painting and film into tools of __________

What is propaganda?

This term was used to describe the rampage of Nazi mobs against German Jews in November 1938

What is Kristallnacht?

Belief that there is no universal meaning to life and that each person creates his or her own meaning through choices

What is existentialism?

This pact said that countries would “renounce war as an instrument of national policy”

What is the Kellogg-Briand peace pact?

He was an Austrian physician whose theories of the unconscious mind weakened peoples faith in reason.

Who was Sigmund Freud?

Mussolini took this title after gaining control of the government.

Il Duce

This work by Salvador Dali came from what school of art?

Surrealism

He/she was a Russian composer who moved away from traditional styles and used irregular rhythms and dissonances in his music

Who was Igor Stravinsky

Make your wager

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Final Question