APEH: The InterWar Years

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APEH The Inter-War Years
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People of Inter-War Years
Plans, Ideas, Agreements
Art, Architecture
New Ways of Thought
Organizations and Political Parties
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• I was assassinated in Mexico in 1940. I was also
  a rival to Vladimir Lenin.

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• Who is Leon Trotsky?

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• I was called Il Duce and became Prime Minister of
  Italy in 1922.

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• Who is Benito Mussolini?

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• The ideas of this founding father of
  psychoanalysis were translated into many
  languages and quickly spread during the 1920's.

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• Who is Sigmund Freud?

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• This authoritarian dictator became known as
  "Caudillo" when he came to power in 1939.

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• Who is General Francisco Franco?

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• Poland was the first country to become a
  dictatorship, after World War I, with this man as
  its leader.

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• Who is Joseph Pilsudski?

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• When translated from Gaelic, the name of this
  Irish Republican political organization means
  "Ourselves Alone".

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• What is Sinn Fein?

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• In 1919 the Reichstag approved the constitution
  of this new German Republic.

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• What is the Weimer Republic?

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• These political parties were characterized by
  racism and xenophobia and had their origins in
  the anti-republican nationalism of the late 19th
  century.

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• What are fascists?

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• This group was an alliance between the Radical,
  Socialist, and Communist parties in France.

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• What is the Popular Front?

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• This group of artist were the first to rebel
  against the absurdity war by rejecting all
  artistic convention.

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• What are the dadaists?

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• In 1938 Neville Chamberlain declared "peace in
  our time" believing this this accord would
  appease Hitler.

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• What is the Munich Agreement?

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• The European economy was stirred by this League
  of Nations commission that extended the schedule
  for payment of German reparations.

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• What is the Dawes Plan?

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• In 1939 Germany and the Soviet Union both agreed
  to peace with this accord.

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• What is Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact?

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• Under this 1928 agreement the major powers of
  Europe renounced war as an instrument of national
  policy.

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• What is the Kellogg-Briand Pact?

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• In 1919 Hitler joined a newly formed right-wing
  nationalist organization and renamed it the
  National Socialist German Workers' or this Party.

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• What is Nazi Party?

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• This father of cubism expressed his disgust for
  the Spanish Civil War in his painting Guernica.

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• Who is Charles V?

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• This meeting was called to help reform the
  Catholic Church, define Church doctrine, and help
  the Church regain its power.

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• Who is Pablo Picasso?

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• Irish write James Joyce wrote this epic novel
  using the technique of "stream of consciousness".

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• What is Ulysses?

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• In hopes to reconcile art and industry Walter
  Gropius founded this school in 1919.

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• What is Bauhaus?

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• The art of the inter-war period is characterized
  by these two terms, the first meaning
  hobbyhorse, that attacked all accepted
  standards of art and behavior and by this in
  which painters made powerful statements about the
  age of anxiety by refusing to depict ordinary
  visual reality.

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• What is Dadaism and Surrealism?

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• According to Freud, this is the name given to the
  primitive, irrational unconscious.

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• What is the id?

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• According to Freud, the rationalizing conscious
  part of the mind, called this mediates what a
  person can do.

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• What is the ego?

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• According to Freudian psychology, the ingrained
  moral values of this part of the mind deals with
  what a person should do.

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• What is the superego??

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• This new philosophy rejected most of the concerns
  of traditional philosophy, from the existence of
  God to the meaning of happiness, as nonsense and
  hot air.

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• What is logical empiricism?

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• This thinker claimed that Christianity embodied a
  slave morality that glorified weakness, envy,
  and mediocrity. In his most famous line, a wise
  fool proclaims that God is Dead dead because
  he has been murdered by lackadaisical modern
  Christians who no longer really believe in him.

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• Who is Friedrich Nietzsche?

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Todays CategoryStream-of-Consciousness
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• Writer of Jacobs Room, a novel made up of a
  series of internal monologues, in which ideas and
  emotions from different periods bubble up
  randomly as from a patient on a psychoanalysts
  couch.

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• Who is Virginia Woolf?

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Authoritarian Regimes
Treaty of Versailles
Great Depression Pt 2
France Italy in the 20s and 30s
Art, Music, Radio
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• This form of leadership appealed to nationalists
  and military leaders as a way to repress tensions
  and preserve national unity.

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• What is dictatorship?

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• Leaders like Catherine the Great in Russia and
  Metternich in Austria used this type of
  government to prevent major changes that would
  undermine the existing social order.

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• What is conservative authoritarianism?

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• Leaders in these types of regimes used modern
  technology and communications to exercise
  complete political power, controlling the
  economic, social, intellectual, and cultural
  aspects of peoples lives.

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• What are totalitarian regimes?

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• Totalitarian dictator known for the removal of
  his enemies that led to the starvation of between
  4-7 million Ukrainians.

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• Who is Joseph Stalin?

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• The policy of forced consolidation of farms into
  large, state-controlled enterprises and the
  removal of the wealthy (better-off peasants)
  kulaks.

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• What is collectivization?

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• This art form, founded by Picasso, concentrated
  on a complex geometry of zigzagging lines and
  sharply angled, overlapping planes.

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• What is cubism?

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• This became the entertainment of the masses
  during the worldwide economic depressions that
  followed World War I.

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• What is motion pictures, or movies?

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• Marconis invention that permitted the wireless
  communication of music and speech.

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• What is radio?

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• Motion pictures and radio broadcasts quickly
  became powerful tools of this type with the use
  of persuasive images and speech.

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• What is indoctrination or propaganda?

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• These political leaders used radio as a means of
  political propaganda.

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• Who are Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, and FDR?

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• By 1921, the Weimar Republic had to pay 33
  billion in war raparations or face occupation of
  this Germany territory.

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• What is the Ruhr district (the heartland of
  industrial Germany) and Rhineland?

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• The burden of repaying the war debt in Germany
  led to this.

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• What is runaway inflation and economic collapse?

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• The re-examination of reparations led to this
  agreement in which Germany would receive loans
  from the United States to promote German economic
  recovery.

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• What is the Dawes Plan?

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• In an effort to ease post-war tensions created by
  the Versailles Treaty, fifteen countries signed
  this agreement which condemned and renounced war
  as an instrument of national policy, although it
  had no provisions for action in case war actually
  occurred.

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• What is the Kellogg-Briand Pact?

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• These kinds of leaders emerged in post-WW I
  Europe in response to the unrest and frustration
  associated with the global economic depression of
  the 1920s and 1930s.

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• What are fascist dictators?

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• This European country was hardest hit by
  unemployment during the Great Depression.

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• What is Germany?

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• One reason for the failure of the peace movement
  between WW I and WW II was the weakness of this
  organization.

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• What is the League of Nations?

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• This characteristic of early-20th Century
  authoritarian regimes was that they were
  generally __________ with their people.

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• What is popular?

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• Catholicism was recognized as the sole religion
  of Italy by these accords (agreement/declaration).
  

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• What is the Lateran Accords?

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• This social group was hit the most severely by
  Germanys inflation in the 1920s.

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• What is the middle-class?

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• France was NOT willing to give back this region
  to Germany in return for paying war reparations
  more quickly.

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• What is the Alsace-Lorraine region?

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• These groups made up the Popular Front movement
  in France during the 1930s.

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• What socialists, communists, and radicals?

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• Communists, Nazis, and Fascists in order to seize
  and maintain power did this.

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• What is blamed their nations problems on
  scapegoats?

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• Name of Mussolinis fascist group that gained
  public support in post-war Italy by taking
  advantage of labor unrest and directing violence
  against socialists.

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• Who are the Black Shirts?

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• The Spanish Civil War became an international
  issue because these two countries sent troops and
  arms to fascists in Spain.

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• What are Italy and Germany?

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• This British economist argued that if private
  investment funds were idol, govt funds must be
  used to encourage economic activity increase
  purchasing power.

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• Who is John Maynard Keynes?

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