What occurred during the historical time between wars? In the 20th century, the interwar period was between the first and second world wars. There was a time of considerable change in the United States and the world. “The Roaring Twenties” came like a cannon shot and helped the middle class grow and prosper. This quiz will help to learn about the historical time between wars.
Their homes
Concentration camps
England
See the Pope
Ancient Greeks and Romans
Poles
Jews
Aryans
Democratic
Totalitarian
Republican
Non-conscious
Expand our empire.
Make the world safe for democracy.
Prove we had the best army.
Be proud of ourselves.
Similar to traffic cops.
Sneaky politicians.
A group of loyalists who secretly find people who oppose the leader and get rid of them.
Nice people who quietly assist citizens and expect no "thank you" in return.
Hitler
Lenin
Trotsky
Himmler
Germany and Italy.
The United States and Britain.
France and Britain.
Stalin and the Communists.
He gave the Church money and official recognition; and also because the Catholic Church was afraid of Communists.
He assigned squadristi to be “food tasters” for the pope.
He expanded Vatican City’s land greatly by giving it control over half of Rome.
He threatened to execute the pope, his bishops, and cardinals.
Practiced Buddhism.
Killed peasants and opposition leaders, estimates range from 8 to 26 million.
Let political opponents stay in the Kremlin.
Welcomed constructive criticism.
The inspiration for the anthem of the Nazi Party.
A destructive rampage against German Jews led by Nazis.
The creation of Hitler’s secret police under Heinrich Himmler.
The signing of Hitler’s agreement with Russia.
Italian Socialists and Communists.
Opposition parties in Italy.
Landowners, businessmen, and the Catholic Church
Italian Protestants.
Feared communist revolution by the lower class.
Enjoyed the violence.
Liked his hair cut and mustache.
Had traveled to Italy to be part of Mussolini’s takeover of the government.
European
Totalitarian
Southern
Free
Madrid, the capital.
The mountains of France
Moscow, Russia
Runaway legislators
Third Communist Party.
Third Depression.
Third Reich, or German Empire.
Third Base.
Adolph Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Eldridge Clever
Benito Mussolini
Fear of the spread of capitalism.
Extended Labor Day Celebration.
Fear of the spread of communism.
New free bread program.
Terror
Exploration
An open door policy
Spices
American tourists.
The spread of communism.
Environmental disasters.
Eternal damnation.
Immigration.
Religion.
Fear of the spread of communism.
Spices.
A communal system of play for children.
A strong central government led by a dictatorial ruler.
Special taxes on luxury items.
Volunteers to help build bridges, roads, and public buildings.
Nationalism.
Communism.
Racism, especially anti-Semitism.
Lebensraum.
To cross the Rubicon.
To create a new branch of the Lutheran Church, and to recognize the Pope as the spiritual father of all Aryans.
To use the army to build airplanes.
To establish a totalitarian state by giving the government the power to ignore the constitution for four years.
Mussolini
Stalin
Hitler
Spices
Richard Blaine
Francisco Franco
Benito Mussolini
Leon Trotsky
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