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| Totalitarian leader of the Soviet Union;made AG and industrial growth goals of USSR. |
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| government that exerts complete control over its citizens; individuals have no rights |
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| Totalitarian leader of Italy; took over government and established a fascist one. |
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| stressed nationalism over individuals; interest of the state is more important. Single strong leader and a few devoted party members. |
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| Totalitarian leader of Nazi Germany;used the Nazi party to gain control of Germany; later attempted to take over the world. |
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| Belief of government that depended on extreme nationalism. Belief in uniting all German-speaking people. |
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| Military leader of Spain who rebelled against Spanish Republic. Caused civil war. |
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| Acts by US to stay out of future wars in 1935. First 2 outlawed arms sales or loans to nations at war; 3rd act expanded to cover nations in civil war (such as Spain) |
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| British Prime Minister who was duped by Hitler by signing over the Sudetenland to Hitler because he believed Hitler would not attack anyone else. |
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| The British Prime Minister(after Chamberlain)who disagreed that Britain turn over the Sudetenland. |
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| giving up principles to pacify an aggressor. |
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| an agreement between Hitler and Stalin to never attack each other.(Aug 23, 1939)2nd pact agreed to divide Poland. |
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| German term "lightning war". Take the enemy by surprise using fast and quick and overwhelming force. |
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| French General who fled to England and set up a government in exile. |
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| systematic murder of 11 million people in Europe, half of whom were Jews. |
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| Nov 9-10, 1938. Night of Broken Glass. Nazis attacked homes and businesses and synagogues of Jews. |
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| the deliberate and systematic killing of an entire population. Hitler called it "The Final Solution". |
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| separated Jewish areas in Polish cities, sealed off by barbed wire and stone walls. The Jews were enslaved. |
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| labor camps created to round up Jews who were not reached by killing squads. They were shipped to the camps and forced to work. |
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