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AP World History > Chapter 29: The Collapse of the Old Order, 1929-1949 > Flashcards

Chapter 29: The Collapse of the Old Order, 1929-1949 Flashcards

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What methods did Stalin use to industrialize?

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5 Year Plans- plans introduced to industrialize the USSR rapidly

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What was collectivization?

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elimination of private farms, food taken to feed state, intro’d industrial life

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What were some responses to collectivization?

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Many peasants fought back- Ukrainian kulaks- murdered, torched crops, killed livestock

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What was Stalin’s response to the peasants fighting back against collectivization?

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No tolerance- Forced famine, ban on trading, loaning $, killed enemies of the revolution

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Who were the kulaks?

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Better off peasants

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What happened to Stalin’s 5 Year Plan when the Nazis took Germany?

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He changed it to emphasize heavy industry to produce metals and machines

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Who did Stalin execute?

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top generals, head of NKVD, millions= sentenced without trials

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What happened during the Depression?

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Consumers lowered purchases and businesses cut production, workers were laid off

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What was the Smoot-Hawley tariff and what did it cause?

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the highest import duty in US history, other countries increased tariffs as a result, which decreased world trade

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How did the Depression spread to Europe?

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NY banks called in loans to Germany and Austria, who stopped paying reparations to France and Britain, so F and B couldn’t repay their war loans to the US

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Who did France and Britain make purchase their products?

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Their colonies had to purchase them, rather than those of other countries

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Why did nationalist leaders rise?

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The Depression caused widespread suffering, Communism/ Russian Revolution frightened property owners

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What places boomed while the rest of the world suffered in the Depression?

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S. Africa- as other prices lowered, gold became more valuable, but it only benefitted a small # of mine owners
USSR- cut off from world trade

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Who was Benito Mussolini and what did he do?

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became leader of the Fascist Party, threatened to march on Rome if not appointed Prime Minister, gov gave in and he put Fascist party members in al lgov jobs

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Why did Hitler hate Jews?

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He blamed them for Germany’s defeat

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What were Hitler’s goals?

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repeal Treaty of Versailles, annex all German- speaking territories, conquer room to live @ expense of Poland and USSR, eliminate Jews

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What was Hitler’s main goal for Germany?

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conquest- built up armed forces, withdrew from LoN, intro’d conscription and military

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What happened at the Munich Conference?

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France, Britain, and Italy gave Hitler Sudetenland without consent of Czechoslovakia in return for promise that he would cease expansionist activities - appeasement

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Why did conservatives fear Stalin but not Hitler?

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Hitler claimed to respect Christianity and private property

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What caused appeasement?

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  • fear of war among ppl who lived through WWi
  • fear of Communism
  • novelty of fascist tactics- assumed political leaders were honorable and their agreements were valid
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Who were the Axis powers?

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Germany, Italy, and Japan

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Who were the Allies?

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Britain, France, USSR, China, US

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Why did Japan want to expand?

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They were dependent on foreign trade and saw the conquest of China as the solution

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What was Mao Zedong’s goal?

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complete social revolution from the bottom- up

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What was the Long March?

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The trek of the Communists to Shaanxi

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What was the Sino-Japanese War?

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China v. Japan, Chinese gov escaped and built up army to prepare for war vs. Commies

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How was WWII different from WWI?

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It was fought around the world, killed more ppl

Used motorized weapons- advantage to offensive

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What was blitzkrieg?

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fighter planes scattered enemy troops, disrupted communications, etc.

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What were Japan’s alternatives after the US and Britain stopped shipments they needed?

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  1. accept shame of giving up conquests
  2. face economic ruin
  3. widen war {!!!}
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What did the Japanese claim to be doing when they bombed Pearl Harbor?

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Liberating inhabitants from European colonialism, but began to confiscate food and raw materials, demand heavy labor

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The US gave weapons and aid to Guomindang while urging for what?

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“national unity” with the Communists

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Why did the Guomindang lose popular support?

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They acted like an occupation force: taxed liberated people heavier than Japan, looted businesses, etc.
To pay bills- printed $ so fast it lost all value

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What was the stance of the US in WWI and II?

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Isolationism- didn’t enter until provoked
I- Americans killed on British boat by German sub
II- Japan bombed Pearl Harbor

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How did the type of warfare differ between WWI and II?

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I- trench warfare (Western Front)

II- motorized weapons (aircraft development, etc.)

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Why was there no clear distinction between the “front” and “home front” in WWII?

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Air power carried war into homes

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Who was targeted in WWII moreso than in WWI?

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economies and civilians

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What was WWII caused by?

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  • Treaty of Versailles failed to keep peace
  • League of Nations failed to contain nationalism
  • Depression / collapse of global economy
  • Nationalsim in Germany, Italy, and Japan
  • Appeasement of Germany
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What did the Treaty of Versailles do that caused the rise of Hitler?

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Weakened Germany’s economy and bred resentment among the German population

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How did the Depression cause WWII?

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Caused the collapse of Germany industry, directly leading to the rise of Hitler

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How did nationalism cause WWII?

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Allowed Mussolini, Nazis to rise to power, Japanese nationalists claimed that an empire would pull them out of economic problems

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How did appeasement of Germany cause WWII?

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Britain and France feared another war- let Germany build military

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How did Hitler come to power?

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Depression- Nazis were supported by unemployed and property owners

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What was the Enabling Act of 1933?

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gave Hitler absolute power for 4 years, took over as chancellor and became leader

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What were Hitler’s goals?

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avenge humiliation of Versailles
Annex German-speaking countries
living space
master race

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What was the Atlantic Charter?

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FDR and Churchill expressed ideals, the US was still neutral but passed the Lend-Lease Act in which they lent the British supplies

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Blitzkrieg

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planes and takes, take enemy by surprise quickly

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What did the German invasion of Poland cause?

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Britain and France to declare war on Germany

48
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Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor?

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Japan had to attack the US first to eliminate them as a rival for power in the Pacific and because they couldn’t afford a long war

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What was the Battle of Midway?

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Japan lost 4 aircraft carriers- TURNING POINT- Japan went on offensive

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What was “island-hopping?”

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US took heavily fortified Japanese island bases to capture others closer to Japan

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What was the Battle of Stalingrad?

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Hitler wouldn’t retreat- winter set in, Hitler retreated- USSR= on offensive now

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What was D-day?

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Allies landed in Normandy, France to open 2nd front in Europe and take back France from Germany

53
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What was the Manhattan Project?

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secret US nuclear program, atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki

54
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What does NAZIs stand for?

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Nationals Socialist German Workers’ Party

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