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| Pre-WWI. 1881 alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy |
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| Pre-WWI. 1907 alliance between France, Russia, and Great Britain |
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| Archduke of Austria-Hungary. His assassination in Sarajevo prompted A-H (Central powers) to declare war on Serbia (Allies) |
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| WWI Alliance of Great Britain, France, Russia, and their partners, later including the US. |
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| WWI Alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire |
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| A British Ship which was sunk by Germany. It prompted US entry into WWI because of innocents + US Citizens lost |
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| Led the United States Army in WWI. |
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| President (US) at the time of WWI. |
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| Prime Minister of Britain at the time of WWI. |
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| Prime Minister of France at the time of WWI. |
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| Leader of WWI Austria-Hungary |
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| German Emperor at the time of WWI |
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| The leader of Russia at the time of WWI. He lost the Russo-Japanese War. |
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| A treaty between Russia and the Central Powers which marked Russia's exit from the war. Vladimir Lenin led the new gov't. |
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| President Woodrow Wilson's plan for a just world based on the Allies' aims to end WWI |
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| Treaty of Versailles (1919) |
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| A treaty that marked the end of the WWI between Germany and the Allies. Big reparations for Germany. |
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| Intergovernmental organization founded out of the end of WWI. Peace-keeping organisation. |
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| A blinding obligation issued from an intergovernmental organization to a country. |
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| Leader of provisional government in Russia before the October Revolution. |
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| Radical Socialists that overthrew the provisional government in the October Revolutions |
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| Leader of the Bolsheviks. His adaptation of Marxism would be known as communism. |
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| A plan executed by Lenin to fix economic problems in Russia. |
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| One of the main contenders in the Power Struggle after Lenin died. Exiled and killed in Mexico after Stalin wins over him. |
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| Police state rule. Had a politburo. Purged potential threats to rule. |
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| Reds vs. Whites. The Communists decided to fight its' opponents, who was anyone who opposed them. They were the whites. |
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| Founded to spread revolution throughout the world. |
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| Stalin's successor to the New Economic Policy. Contain collective farming, varies in success. |
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| Wrote about the alienation of the writer from society. |
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| "Steam of consciousness." |
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| Wrote about the pessimism of the post war years. Wrote "The Wasteland". |
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| Musical Theater during post WWI. |
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| Roosevelt's answer to the Great Depression. It contained many social + economic programs. |
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| Policy that improves economic well-being by establishing protective tariffs and similar restrictions on the import and export of goods. |
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| Basically said that Germany was a federal republic. |
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| President of the Weimer Republic (German Republic) who appointed Hitler as chancellor. |
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| A gov't in which the ruler is an absolute dictator. |
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| Leader of Facist Party. Headed Italy and took over by support of the people. Rome-Berlin Axis. Declares war on France and Great Britain on June 10. |
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| Lower part of German legislature |
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| Balfour's documents that says he would like a state for the Jews in Palestine. |
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| Leading Activist of Indian nationalism. |
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| Act of British Parliament that recognized Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa as independent |
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| Antiforeigner groups "Boxers" that attacked various foreign establishments in China. Put down by US and allies. |
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| Led the Guomindang. Wanted to industrialize China. |
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| Took over after Sun Yatsen dies. Models China after a Soviet model of government |
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| Mao Zedong became leader of the Chinese Soviet Republic. Establishes People's Republic of China. Also introduces "The Great Leap Forward" |
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| Allows the Great Britain to buy war materials from the US on credit. |
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| Leader of the US Pacific Theater of Operations |
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| Operation to invade the NW part of France in order to gain a second front in the war. Leads to D-Day |
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| Trials where numerous Nazi Leaders were tried in court |
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| Successor to Stalin. Reversed many of Stalin's policies. |
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| Soviet Blockade on East German Border to starve the West Germans. US and GB organized an airlift to West Germany. |
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| US rebuilds various European nations |
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| Supports free peoples threatened with communism. |
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| Soviet Union's answer to NATO. basically established it's own formal, unified, alliance. |
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| First PM of India. Chose nonalignment for India. Wanted India to modernize |
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| Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. |
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| Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution in China |
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