World History Chapter 17 Test Flashcards
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Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Assassinated by a Bosnian radical on June 28,1914
Curie
Pioneered work in radioactive matter
Einstein
The father of modern Physics
Hitler
Leader of the Nazi party
Lenin
Signed a treaty with the Germans that took Russia out of the war
Mao Zedong
Chinese Communist leader
Mussolini
Fascist leader of Italy
Roosevelt
American president who spent billions and created temporary jobs
Schlieffen
Prepared a strategy for germany to win a two-front war
Stalin
The Soviet Union’s second dictator
Sun Yat sen
Struggled to unite China through the Kuomintang Party
Wilson
American president who spent billions and created temporary jobs
Architecture/media
Had much change after WWI
Balkans
Known as the “powder keg” of Europe
Belgium
Germany’s invasion of Belgium brought Britain into the war on the side of the Allies
Central Powers
Alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire
Civil religion
The use of religion to promote the goals of the state
Entente Cordiale
A friendly agreement between France and Britain
Germany
The largest producer of chemicals prior to WWI
German Submarines
sank over 6,000 Allied ships
Government programs
Roosevelt’s programs did not solve America’s unemployment problem
Kellogg
Briand Pact - Agreed to settle disputes by negotiations rather than war
Lateran Treaties
The agreements between Mussolini and Catholic representatives
Literature
Often reflected the despair and emptiness of modern life following WWI