A World at War

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Cordova  on April 27, 2010

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A World at War

nationalism
strong loyalty to one's own country & culture
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nationalism strong loyalty to one's own country & culture
alliance agreement between countries that ties their interests together
Franz Ferdinand heir to throne of Austria-Hungary; murdered by Serbian nationalist
Lusitania ship sunk by German submarines
armistice agreement to stop fighting
Treaty of Versaille treaty ending World War I
tsar Russian monarch
St. Petersburg old capital of Russia
strike refusal to work
Lenin led Bolshevik revolution in Russia
Josef Stalin Soviet leader who replaced Lenin
totalitarian control of all aspects of peoples' lives
fascism government whose goals are more important than individual goals
Adolf Hitler fascist dictator of Germany
inflation rising prices
propaganda spreading of ideas that are exaggerated or falsified
nuclear arms race buildup of nuclear arms by U.S.A. and Soviet Union
Fidel Castro communist leader of Cuba
John F. Kennedy American President during Cuban Missile Crisis
Allies U.K., U.S.A, Russia; World War II
Axis Japan, Germany, Italy; World War II
Winston Churchill British leader during World War II
Franklin Roosevelt American leader during World War II
D-Day (Operation Overlord) Allied invasion of German-held France
Holocaust deliberate destruction of Jews and others by the Germans in World War II
Sun Yat Sen leader of the Republic of China
Chian Kai-Shek nationalist leader in China
Mao Zedong communist leader in China
commune organized community where all members share the work and resources
Cultural Revolution ten year period in China when Mao Zedong wanted total control of the people
superpower country much stronger than other countries
free enterprise economy based on private ownership of land and businesses
command economy government controls all resources and production
NATO Cold War alliance; U.S.A is member
Communism totalitarian government that controls nearly every aspect of peoples' lives

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