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1930s Flashcards

1
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Clause that blamed Germany

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War guilt clause

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2
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Giving someone what they want to avoid conflict

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Appeasement

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3
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Name for welfare at the beginning of Depression

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Relief

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4
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Roosevelt’s idea adopted by Bennett

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New Deal

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5
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Day the market crashed

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Black Tuesday

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6
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Type of capitalism where government stays out of the economy

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Lassais faire

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7
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Someone who stirs up trouble

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Agitator

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8
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The net government began to talk about in the 1930s

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Social safety

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9
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What the people who bought stocks with borrowed money bought on

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Margin

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10
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Precursor to the United Nations

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League of nation

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11
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Attacked by Italians

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Abyssinia

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12
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Taken by japan

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Manchuria

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13
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Payment Germany had to make after ww1

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Reparation

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14
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Trek of unemployed to talk to Bennett

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On to Ottawa

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15
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Where Bennett sent young unemployed men

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Work camps

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16
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Blamed for everything

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Scapegoat

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17
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Government in complete control of all aspects of society

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Totalitarian

18
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Support for old people

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Pension

19
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Woodsworth’s party

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CCF

20
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In power at the beginning and the end of the depression

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Mackenzie king

21
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Night of broken glass

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Kristallnacht

22
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When the economy is controlled by the government

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Communism

23
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Did not want to get involved

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Isolationists

24
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Raising import taxes to keep jobs safe from competition

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Protectionism

25
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Hitler’s master race

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Aryan

26
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Unification of Germany and Austria

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Ansculuss

27
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Tax on imported goods

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Tariss

28
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Wha the prairies became when it dried out

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Dust bowl

29
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What truly created the conditions which brought hitler to power?

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The depression

30
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Define totalitarian state

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All aspect of society controlled by state

31
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When was Manchuria invaded?

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1931

32
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What was the agreement made in Munich between Germany, France, and Britain?

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They agree Hitler have the right to took over Sudetenland

33
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What was Hitler’s response to appeasement

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Made him bolder

34
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Canadian government respond to the depression

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  • Canadian government led by prime minister Bennett responded to the Great Depression with various measures
  • plan “New deal” policies in the early 1930s
  • introduced public works programs to created jobs
    -provide financial aid for the unemployed
    -offer support for farmers
  • establish the Canadian national employment service to match job seekers with jobs
    -created the bank of Canada in 1934 to manage monetary policy and stabilize the economy
  • focused on relief, recovery, and reform to address the economic crisis
35
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Radical ideologies -fascism

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-emphasize strong centralized authority and nationalism
-often rejects democracy and promotes a dictatorial leadership
-seeks to unify the nation through a common identity, often based on ethnicity or culture
-use propaganda and state control to maintain power
-attracts followers through promises of national refresh and stability

36
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Radical ideologies -communism

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-advocates for a classless society and the abolition of private property
-emphasizes collective ownership an control of resources
-aims to eliminate social inequalities and promote economic equality.
-attracts followers by appealing to the working class and those oppressed by capitalism
-often involves revolutionary actions to overthrow existing political systems

37
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Reason for joining or supporting radical ideologies

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  • desire for social change and justice
  • economic hardship and inequality
    -sense of belonging to a larger movement or cause
    -promises of a better future and improvement of society
38
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What idea did Bennett take inspiration from king Mackenzie

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Tariss

39
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Whats the “new deal”

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Tariss

40
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Il duce

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Benito Mussolini, leader who created fascist government

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