Final Review 2nd Semester Flashcards
Monroe Doctrine
President Monroe announced “The American continents aren’t to be considered as subjects for future colonization by any European powers.”
Roosevelt Corollary
European nations shouldn’t intervene in countries to the south of the US
Militarism
Building up glorification of the military
Nationalism
Belief that one’s greatest loyalty should be to one’s country
Imperialism
Domination by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country
Ultimatum
Do this or else
Flapper
Rebellious girl of the 20s who goes against the norms
5 Years Plans
Stalin’s idea to increase industry and agriculture
Total war
all resources go to the war effort
Propaganda
One-sided information
Armistice
Cease-fire
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
Brought peace between Russia and Germany
Bolsheviks
Communists
Reparations
Money for war damages
Boycott
Refuse to buy
Fascism
One party; dictatorship; Limited rights; Extreme nationalism
Collectivization
Large state-controlled farms
Gulag
Soviet prison camps
United Nations
International organization created after World War II to maintain peace
VE day
Victory in Europe day; May 7, 1945; Gen. Eisenhower accepts unconditional surrender
Chancellor
Prime Minister of Germany
Rosie the Riveter
Symbol for working women
Good neighbor policy
FDR would interfere less with Latin American issues
Surrealism
Artistic attempt to portray workings of the unconscious mind
Nicholas II
Last czar of Russia
U Boat
Name for submarines Germans made
Atheism
Doesn’t believe in God
Duma
Russian assembly
Lenin
First Communist leader Of Soviet Union
Bloody Sunday
Peaceful march through streets of St. Petersburg To the czar’s winter palace
Provisional Government
Temporary government in Russia
Rasputin
Priest believed to have saved Alexis
Albert Einstein
German scientist
Sigmund Freud
Father of psychology
Charles Lindbergh
First to fly solo nonstop from New York to Paris
Weimer republic
Weak Government of Germany post-World War II
Buying on margin
Buying stocks for only 20% of the value
Great depression
Severe economic trouble after stock market crash
Gandhi
Used nonviolence to get British out of India
Appeasement
Giving into commands to keep peace
Assembly line
Workers add parts to a product that moves along
Model T
Ford’s first car
Business cycle
Expansion, Peak, contraction, trough, repeat
Benito Mussolini
Fascist leader of Italy
Adolf Hitler
Fascist leader of Germany