Exam 27: The Interwar Years: the Challenge of Dictators and Depression

The 1932 German presidential elections resulted in ________.

The ________ set production goals for every area of economic life and attempted to organize the economy to meet them.

How did Marxists view the economic downturn that became known as the Great Depression?

While the capitalist economies of Western Europe floundered in the Great Depression,the Soviet Union undertook ________.

The Lateran Accord of 1929 established that ________.

In the Nazi ideology,women were considered first and foremost as _________.

In the two decades following the end of World War I,what belief did the governments and societies of Eastern and Western Europe share?

Which of these had a destabilizing effect on the successor states in the 1920s and 1930s?

The discontent and resentment that resulted from the Paris settlements ________.

The outflow of foreign capital from Germany beginning in 1928 undermined a brief prosperity and resulted in an economic crisis ending ________.

Describe how nationalism created social and political tensions in the successor states in eastern Europe.Do you believe they were inevitable,or could they have been prevented? Explain why,and what recommendations you would have given the negotiators in Paris if you had been an advisor to the settlement talks.

What minority looked to Hitler to resolve their nationalist ambitions?

Under the New Economic Policy,________.

Which of these best explains the Great Purges?

The collapse in ________ prices and the financial turmoil resulted in stagnation and depression for European industry.

By 1933,the Nazi storm troopers had ________.

In Poland in 1926,________ launched a military coup.

Between 1928 and 1940,Soviet industrial production ________.

What was Britain's reaction to the occupation of the Ruhr mining and manufacturing district by French and Belgian troops?

Most of the money the Allies collected in war reparations went to ________.