1930s Flashcards
Clause that blamed Germany
War guilt clause
Giving someone what they want to avoid conflict
Appeasement
Name for welfare at the beginning of Depression
Relief
Roosevelt’s idea adopted by Bennett
New Deal
Day the market crashed
Black Tuesday
Type of capitalism where government stays out of the economy
Lassais faire
Someone who stirs up trouble
Agitator
The net government began to talk about in the 1930s
Social safety
What the people who bought stocks with borrowed money bought on
Margin
Precursor to the United Nations
League of nation
Attacked by Italians
Abyssinia
Taken by japan
Manchuria
Payment Germany had to make after ww1
Reparation
Trek of unemployed to talk to Bennett
On to Ottawa
Where Bennett sent young unemployed men
Work camps
Blamed for everything
Scapegoat
Government in complete control of all aspects of society
Totalitarian
Support for old people
Pension
Woodsworth’s party
CCF
In power at the beginning and the end of the depression
Mackenzie king
Night of broken glass
Kristallnacht
When the economy is controlled by the government
Communism
Did not want to get involved
Isolationists
Raising import taxes to keep jobs safe from competition
Protectionism
Hitler’s master race
Aryan
Unification of Germany and Austria
Ansculuss
Tax on imported goods
Tariss
Wha the prairies became when it dried out
Dust bowl
What truly created the conditions which brought hitler to power?
The depression
Define totalitarian state
All aspect of society controlled by state
When was Manchuria invaded?
1931
What was the agreement made in Munich between Germany, France, and Britain?
They agree Hitler have the right to took over Sudetenland
What was Hitler’s response to appeasement
Made him bolder
Canadian government respond to the depression
- 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
Radical ideologies -fascism
-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
Radical ideologies -communism
-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
Reason for joining or supporting radical ideologies
- 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
What idea did Bennett take inspiration from king Mackenzie
Tariss
Whats the “new deal”
Tariss
Il duce
Benito Mussolini, leader who created fascist government
