3. international relations- the impact of the great depression Flashcards

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What was America’s role in global finance before the Great Depression?

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America’s central role in global finance led to financial collapse.

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What caused the global economic disaster in 1929?

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The Wall Street Crash in October 1929 caused financial panic.

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What was the impact of the Wall Street Crash on US loans?

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US loans were stopped and recalled, leading to economic depression in other countries.

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How did the Great Depression affect Britain and France?

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Britain and France were forced to cut public spending and recall loans from Germany.

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What was the consequence of Germany’s economic situation during the Great Depression?

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Germany fell into economic depression and unemployment soared.

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What type of governments emerged due to the Great Depression?

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Powerful dictatorships emerged in many countries as a response to the financial collapse.

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How did Hitler rise to power in Germany?

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Hitler offered radical economic solutions, including rearmament and state control of industry.

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What actions did Mussolini take to consolidate power in Italy?

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Mussolini tightened his grip by taking over banks and industries.

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What was the impact of the economic downturn on Japan?

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Japanese trade was severely affected, leading to the rise of a military dictatorship.

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What was the League of Nations’ response to Japan’s invasion of Manchuria?

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The League condemned Japan and ordered withdrawal, but was ineffective without US backing.

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What did Japan do after the League’s condemnation?

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Japan invaded more of Manchuria and resigned from the League in March 1933.

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What did the League of Nations demonstrate about strong nations taking aggressive action?

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The League showed it could do nothing if a strong nation acted aggressively.

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What was America’s role in global finance before the Great Depression?

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America’s central role in global finance led to financial collapse.

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What caused the global economic disaster in 1929?

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The Wall Street Crash in October 1929 caused financial panic.

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What was the impact of the Wall Street Crash on US loans?

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US loans were stopped and recalled, leading to economic depression in other countries.

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How did the Great Depression affect Britain and France?

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Britain and France were forced to cut public spending and recall loans from Germany.

17
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What was the consequence of Germany’s economic situation during the Great Depression?

A

Germany fell into economic depression and unemployment soared.

18
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What type of governments emerged due to the Great Depression?

A

Powerful dictatorships emerged in many countries as a response to the financial collapse.

19
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How did Hitler rise to power in Germany?

A

Hitler offered radical economic solutions, including rearmament and state control of industry.

20
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What actions did Mussolini take to consolidate power in Italy?

A

Mussolini tightened his grip by taking over banks and industries.

21
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What was the impact of the economic downturn on Japan?

A

Japanese trade was severely affected, leading to the rise of a military dictatorship.

22
Q

What was the League of Nations’ response to Japan’s invasion of Manchuria?

A

The League condemned Japan and ordered withdrawal, but was ineffective without US backing.

23
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What did Japan do after the League’s condemnation?

A

Japan invaded more of Manchuria and resigned from the League in March 1933.

24
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What did the League of Nations demonstrate about strong nations taking aggressive action?

A

The League showed it could do nothing if a strong nation acted aggressively.

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What was the impact of the Abyssinian crisis on the League of Nations?

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The Abyssinian crisis effectively destroyed the League of Nations.

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What motivated Mussolini to invade Ethiopia?

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Mussolini decided to test the League’s powers after an incident at Wal-Wal, which he used as an excuse to invade.

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What was the strategic advantage of Britain and France during the Abyssinian crisis?

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Britain and France had armed forces in colonies around Abyssinia and controlled the Suez Canal, allowing for potential military assistance.

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What was the Hoare-Laval Pact?

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The Hoare-Laval Pact was a secret negotiation scheme where Italy would receive two-thirds of Abyssinia in exchange for support against Hitler.

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What was the consequence of the leaked details of the Hoare-Laval Pact?

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The leaked details humiliated Britain and France and effectively destroyed the League of Nations.

30
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What alliance did Mussolini form after the Abyssinian crisis?

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Mussolini abandoned Britain and France to sign an alliance with Hitler, known as the Rome-Berlin Axis.

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What action did Hitler take during the Abyssinian crisis?

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Hitler used the distraction of the Abyssinian crisis to remilitarise the Rhineland.