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The President during WWI, made a proposal to achieve peace after WWI
Assassinated by Gavrilo Princip, sparking the start of WWI
There were two _____ during WWI, the Triple Alliance, and the Triple Entente
Serbian who was angered by Austria-Hungary, and killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand, sparking the start of WWI
The ______ was unsuccessful because Great Britain got involved, Belgium resisted, Russia mobilized quickly, and France was stronger than expected
The Rhine River was ______ after WWI to stop Germany from attacking France
The ______ were led by Vladimir Lenin
WWI became a ___________ because of the highly defensive battle strategy provided by trenches
WWI was officially over with the signing of the _________________
A group of nations proposed by President Wilson to keep peace after WWI
The ___________ was a secret message sent from Germany to Mexico promising them land if they helped attack the U.S. in the case of war
In 1917, Russia experienced a _______ Revolution
Lebanon and Syria were French _________
Germany had to pay ________ after WWI
Newspapers were great ways of spreading ________
_________ cause WWI to become a War of Attrition
Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are located in the _______
The ___________ was located between Germany and France, and became the only one left after Russia left the war
The ___________ was located between Germany and Russia, and became unused after Russia left the war
Impacted Germany and Great Britain the most
Debt, also known as ________ was a by-product of things like the Great Depression
The _________ was proposed by President FDR and planned to get the U.S. out of the Depression
The leader of communist Italy during WWII
Hitler made Germany a _____________
German ________ took control of Germany around the time of WWII
Policy used by Soviet Union, the government owned all land, and was worked by the people
Communist leader who proposed the Five-Year Plan
Auschwitz is an example of this
President during WWII, aimed to get the U.S. out of the Great Depression
_________ made it easier for Germany to pay its war reparations
Located between Germany and France, and was demilitarized after WWI

Mass killing of a certain race
First black president of South Africa.
U.S. General in charge of rebuilding Japan after WWII.
Communist leader of China who led communist revolution.
Pride in one's country.
Buildup of armaments in preparation for war.
A type of totalitarian government that is lead by a dicatator that has extreme economic and soical regulation where the nation is more important than the individual.
Before WWII the U.S. had adopted a policy of...
Longest River in the World
President during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Major river in South America
Founder of Fascism.
Founder of Nazism
Government Japan has today.
The Ottoman Empire is present day.
OPEC regulates the price of what.
Leader of Ghana's independence movement.
Money paid to compensate a country for damages done in war is called a.
A nationalist movement for the return of Jews to their homeland.
Religion that practices the teachings of the Q'ran.

Organization meant to ensure world peace.
Britain, U.S., France, and China
Germany, Italy, Japan, and USSR
A weak British treaty that allowed the Nazis to invade up to a certain point.
I series of armed tunnels built by the French.
Dictator of Nazi Germany.
A Japanese general during WWII.
Italian dictator during WWII.
USSR dictator during WWII.
The U.S. President during WWII.
British Prime Minister during WWII.
Lightning war used by the Germans.
A one- party political system lead by a forceful dictator.
Government characterized by economy, nationalism, and militarism.
When the Allies evacuated all of their troops from France.
The unexpected Japanese attack on the U.S.
When Japan invaded China.
U.S. victory that pushed Japan back.
Allied invasion of France.
The order to execute all European Jews by gas.
Suicide pilots used by Japan.
Destructive bombing used by the Nazis and the RAF.
Abused troops and citizens of Berlin.
Made the decision to drop the atomic bomb on Japan.

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Joseph Stalin
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To discuss political matters between nations to avoid conflict
Temporary cease of fighting
Lightning speed force of Germany
A country or nation governed by a small group of individuals
Citizens against the laws and ideas of the ones authority and result to protest
Form of Democracy, being a one party rule
Where the Jewish were sent to, to be exterminated
To remain separate and not be involved with the interests of other nations
To rid of weapon in arms
To attempt to wipe out an entire ethnic race with force
The mass killing of the Jewish people
Information rather being like an advertisement to promote a certain political idea, and can be misleading
The force of wind that protected the Japanese from the Mongols, then becoming the form of suicide planes in WWII
The idea of constructing a sufficient military to protect one's country
The act of reading for war or battle
A country not supporting or taking side during conflict of other nations
The socialist party under the Dictator of Germany, Adolf Hitler
Known as the working class
Demands for one to compensate damages done
A period where a state or land identifies their statehood and set up their own system
Many national Soviet republics, controlled by the Communist Party with Moscow as its capital in its largest republic
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Political concept where one individual controls all aspects of life for the whole U-boat, German boat in WWII
The final "answer" or demand to a plan and or proposal
Extreme regard of the interests of one's own country and casting aside of interests of other countries