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| totalitarian with emphasis on nationalism and the supreme leader |
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| Italian Fascist thugs who assisted Mussolini by terrorizing and controlling those who opposed him |
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| the independent African community that Mussolini first invaded |
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| a from of Facism shaped by Hitler's fanatical ideas about German Nationalism and racial superiority, National Socialist German Worker's Party |
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| Hitler's autobiography, "My Struggle" |
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| blond,blue-eyed Germans, the perfect race according to Hitler |
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| the lower house of the German parliament |
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| storm troopers, Nazi Thugs who waged a violent campaign to silence opposition to Hitler |
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| Hitler, German for "The Leader" |
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| "living space" Hitler's way of describing that Germany needed more room, therefore it should expand |
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| a region in western Germany where the Versailles Treaty had banned German military forces of course German troops entered anyways) |
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| agreement between Mussolini and Hitler, later joined by Japan |
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| what Hitler was pushing Austria for, a political union |
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| an industrial region of Czechoslovakia with a heavily German population and many fortifications crucial to Czechoslovakia's defense |
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| British prime minister who went to Hitler to try and resolve the issue of Sudetenland, who ended up pursuing a policy of appeasement |
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| fierce civil war between Nationalists and Republicans |
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| general who lead the Nationalist Rebels during the civil war |
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| Spanish town bombed to ruins by Germany, Pablo Picasso painted a painting of the same name to convey the horrors of the Spanish civil war |
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