A World in Flames
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- Q1staunchly isolationist group that opposed any American intervention or aid to the Alliesinternationalismcash-and-carryAmerica First CommitteeAtlantic Charter30s
- Q2Nazi extermination camp where an estimated 1,600,000 people diedAtlantic CharterManzanarAuschwitzAnschluss30s
- Q3dictator who rose to power in Germany in the 1930sAdolf HitlerBenito MussoliniAmerica First CommitteeNeville Chamberlain30s
- Q4idea that trade between nations creates prosperity and helps prevent warAmerica First CommitteeinternationalismAnschlussembargo30s
- Q5unification, used specifically to describe Germany’s takeover of Austriacash-and-carryembargointernationalismAnschluss30s
- Q6Fascist leader who established a dictatorship in ItalyWoodrow WilsonNeville ChamberlainBenito MussoliniAdolf Hitler30s
- Q7agreement that committed the signing nations to a postwar world of democracy, nonaggression, and free tradeinternationalismAmerica First CommitteeembargoAtlantic Charter30s
- Q8basis on which warring nations could buy arms from the United States under the Neutrality Act of 1939give-and-takecash onlygive-and-gocash-and-carry30s
- Q9policy that stopped all sales of fuel and scrap iron from the United States to JapanAtlantic CharterinternationalismAnschlussembargo30s
- Q10British leader who promised “peace for our time” after meeting with HitlerAdolf HitlerNeville ChamberlainBenito MussoliniWinston Churchill30s
- Q11Two major causes of the rise of dictatorships after World War I werethe emergence of new political ideas and economic depression.the Treaty of Versailles and a lack of strong leadership after the war.the Treaty of Versailles and economic depression.the emergence of new political ideas and a lack of strong leadership after the war.30s
- Q12How did Adolf Hitler strengthen the Nazi Party after he was released from prison?He sent Jews and others to concentration camps.He tried to seize power by marching on the city hall in Munich.He accepted the peace terms between the Allies and the German government.He focused on getting Nazis elected to the lower house of the German parliament.30s
- Q13At the Munich Conference in 1938, Britain and Francetold Hitler they would declare war if Germany invaded Czechoslovakia.told Hitler they would declare war if Germany invaded Poland.gave in to Hitler’s demands for the Sudetenland.allowed Czechoslovakia to become a German protectorate.30s
- Q14In 1934 the Nye Committee report created the impression that America’s entry into World War I was influenced bymilitarism in Europe.American arms manufacturers.attacks on American merchant ships.European Communists.30s
- Q15President Franklin Roosevelt believed the United States should try to preserve peace in the world, but many Americans supported_______________ and wanted the United States to avoid involvement in international conflicts.isolationismfascisminternationalismcommunism30s