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| Support for secret treaties was not part of this plan |
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| Payment designed to punish Germany |
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| Ottoman and former German colonies were controlled by the western powers under this system |
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| Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd George and Georges Clemenceau |
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| German tactic of fighting known as "lightning war" |
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| German plan to invade and conquer Russia |
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| As German forced poured into France the retreating allies were rescued at this city |
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| The name of the proposed land invasion of England |
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| The first winter of the war when no real fighting took place |
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| Name given to NSDAP members |
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| Event which allowed Hitler and the Nazis to gain total control over Germany |
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| Hitler wanted to protect the German speaking people in this Czech territory |
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| The Munich agreement was an example of this policy |
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| After World War 1 a republican constitution for a new German government was drawn up in this city |
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| Mussolini came to power in Italy in 1922 by being appointed to this position |
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| Paul von Hindenburg was President of this country for most of the interwar years |
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| France got a false sense of security from this system of structures |
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| Fascism in Germany or Nazism |
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| The harsh conditions imposed by the Versailles Treaty helped lay the foundation for this movement |
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| Illiterate peasant on whom the Czarina depended |
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| George Gapon led a protest on the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg that came to be known by this name |
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| The Duma was created by this Czarist decree |
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| Russia suffered a humiliating defeat in this war |
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| Alexander Kerensky was the leader of this uprising |
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| Two superpowers that emerge after World War 2 |
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| The policy of containment was stated in this U.S. policy statement |
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| Military attacks were not part of this post-war organization's mission |
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| Economic aid package offered to the nations of Europe |
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| Imaginary line that divided Europe |
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| Meeting place that discussed the used of gas chambers |
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| Night of the Broken Glass |
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| Terrible destruction or terrible fire |
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| Element of Germany's state control for minorities |
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| Planned extermination of Europe's Jewish population |
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| These proceedings took place in Nuremburg |
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| National leaders can be held responsible for crimes against humanity was established as this |
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| Event for which most Nazis were tried at Nuremburg |
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| Germans considered themselves this |
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| Attempted revolution by the Nazis in Bavaria in 1923 |
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| Rose to power by building a loyal following among Communist Party members |
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| "A compromise with capitalism" to rebuild the Soviet economy after the Civil War |
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| The underground newspaper created by Lenin |
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| Result of the Bolshevik Revolution |
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| Praise communism and criticize capitalism |
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| The Provisional Government lost the support of the Russian people because of this preoccupation |
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| Transportation network connecting the east with the west across Russia |
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| Union of workers and soldiers |
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| Germany was not allowed to control Russian elections according to this treaty that took Russia out of WW1 |
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| Turning point in the East |
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| The war in Europe ended when the allies captured this city |
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| This act established America as the "arsenal of democracy" by empowering her to provide war materials to certain nations |
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| Dropping Atomic Bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki |
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| Japan agreed to surrender unconditionally to the allies after these events |
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| Collaborative (puppet) government after the fall of Free France |
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| Wealthy class of peasant farmers |
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