1. WORLD HISTORY: THE INTER-WAR YEARS

2. Society in the 1920s Russian Revolution Germany and Hitler Italy and Mussolini Miscellaneous 100 200 300 400 500

3. SOCIETY IN THE 1920S - 100 This individual developed the scientific Theory of Relativity.

4. SOCIETY IN THE 1920S– 100 Albert Einstein Å

5. SOCIETY IN THE 1920S - 200 This art form combined the reality of the world with the idea of dreams.

6. SOCIETY IN THE 1920S - 200 Surrealism Å

7. SOCIETY IN THE 1920S - 300 The belief that there is no universal meaning to life and that each person creates his/her own meaning through choices and actions is this.

8. SOCIETY IN THE 1920S - 300 Existentialism Å

9. SOCIETY IN THE 1920S - 400 This individual created the ideas of psychoanalysis and the unconscious mind.

10. SOCIETY IN THE 1920S - 400 Sigmund Freud Å

11. SOCIETY IN THE 1920S - 500 This is the economic term for a sever downturn in the economy defined by high unemployment, low GDP, and widespread hardship for the people.

12. SOCIETY IN THE 1920S - 500 Depression Å

13. RUSSIAN REVOLUTION - 100 Leader of the Bolsheviks who successfully overthrew the provisional government.

14. RUSSIAN REVOLUTION - 100 Vladimir Lenin Å

15. RUSSIAN REVOLUTION - 200 Holy Man who enticed Czarina Alexandria and helped heal her son Alexis in return for running the Russian government.

16. RUSSIAN REVOLUTION - 200 Rasputin Å

17. RUSSIAN REVOLUTION - 300 This was designed by Stalin to increase agricultural and industrial output, by setting impossibly high quotas, and to improve transportation.

18. RUSSIAN REVOLUTION - 300 Five-Year Plan Å

19. RUSSIAN REVOLUTION - 400 Stalin created this group because religion to him was dangerous and a threat to his control since it gave his people another power to believe in.

20. RUSSIAN REVOLUTION - 400 League of the Militant Godless Å

21. RUSSIAN REVOLUTION - 500 Impact that Bloody Sunday had on the relationship between the Czar and his people.

22. RUSSIAN REVOLUTION - 500 Broke the traditional idea that the Czar is the father of the people, making it easier for the people to fight back. Å

23. GERMANY AND HITLER - 100 Hitler wanted this for the “supreme” Aryan race.

24. GERMANY AND HITLER - 100 Lebensraum Å

25. GERMANY AND HITLER - 200 This set of German laws singled out Jews.

26. GERMANY AND HITLER - 200 Nuremberg Laws Å

27. GERMANY AND HITLER - 300 The German democratic state, established after WWI and the abdication of the Kaiser was known as this.

28. GERMANY AND HITLER - 300 Weimar Republic Å

29. GERMANY AND HITLER - 400 This Nazi secret police were known as this.

30. GERMANY AND HITLER - 400 Gestapo Å

31. GERMANY AND HITLER - 500 This youth organization was meant to establish males as future soldiers, and women as future mothers. This was Hitler’s form of indoctrination.

32. GERMANY AND HITLER - 500 Hitler Youth and the German League of Girls Å

33. ITALY AND MUSSOLINI - 100 Known for ruling Italy as a Fascist and the first one to create Fascism.

34. ITALY AND MUSSOLINI - 100 Benito Mussolini Å

35. ITALY AND MUSSOLINI - 200 Name one of the aims of Mussolini.

36. ITALY AND MUSSOLINI - 200  Restore the pride of Italy  Return to the height of the Roman Empire  Build up the country so it never had to bow to another power Å

37. ITALY AND MUSSOLINI - 300 Mussolini had a core groups of fascist followers who were recognizable by this colored shirt.

38. ITALY AND MUSSOLINI - 300 Black shirts Å

39. ITALY AND MUSSOLINI - 400 The allegiance of a citizen in a FASCIST country is not to the individual but to this.

40. ITALY AND MUSSOLINI - 400 State Å

41. ITALY AND MUSSOLINI - 500 Name one tactic used by totalitarian leaders.

42. ITALY AND MUSSOLINI - 500  Police terror  Propaganda  Persecution  Indoctrination  Censorship Å

43. MISCELLANEOUS - 100 The working class in Russia that is made up of the majority of the population, their greatest enemy was the Bourgeoisie.

44. MISCELLANEOUS - 100 Proletariat Å

45. MISCELLANEOUS - 200 These Russian democratically elected groups of workers, laborers, and soldiers had more power in cities that did the provisional government.

46. MISCELLANEOUS - 200 Soviets Å

47. MISCELLANEOUS - 300 The Night of Broken Glass, Hitler’s first direct attack on the Jews, is known as what in German.

48. MISCELLANEOUS - 300 Kristallnacht Å

49. MISCELLANEOUS - 400 To have total control as a government and use that control over all aspects of state life, including the citizens is known as this.

50. MISCELLANEOUS - 400 Totalitarianism Å

51. MISCELLANEOUS - 500 In order to rid the Communist party of any opponents, Stalin implemented this.

52. MISCELLANEOUS - 500 Great Purge Å