Introduced atomic weapons
Reduced the size of armed forces
Established international organizations
Fixed prices on critical materials, including food and textiles
To limit Soviet expansion
To spread communism to China
To acquire a steady supply of raw materials
To gain access to trade routes on the mainland
Decisions by the United Nations to create new nations
Financial aid by the United States to impoverished cultures
Independence movements among people within European colonies
The growing military strength of both the United States and Soviet Union
World War I
World War II
Depression
Imperialism
As technology improved productivity, new inventions have challenged our survivals a species.
As populations have decreased survival of the species has been threatened.
War is no longer an avenue that the world of the 21st century must travel.
Since World War II, there has been no need for new inventions for warfare
Yalta Conference
Bombing of Hiroshima
10 Year Non-Agression Pact
Formation of United Nations
The increased demand for automobiles
The overproduction of goods by industry
The U.S. foreign policy of protectionism and tariffs
The bank failures in the United States and across the globe
People working in banks lost their jobs
People who owed money to the banks did not have to pay for it
People who had deposited money did not get it back
None of the above
Congress acted to reduce government regulations of financial institutions
President Roosevelt implemented a massive government spending program
The U.S. Armed Forces expanded rapidly to provide jobs to the unemployed
The U.S. Treasury Department required all current to be backed by equal amounts of silver in American banks
Building up their military infrastructure
Investing in the stock market
Massive public works projects
Banning strikes and labor unions
The military rapidly declined in influence
A charismatic dictator controlled much of the mass media
The government imposed navy tariffs on imports
Rationing limited the products civilians could buy
Democracy
Republic
Totalitarian
Theocracy
Democracy and Communism
Democracy and Nazism
Communism and Fascism
Communism and Totalitarianism
Significant increases in farm production
Sever famine and the deaths of Russian peasants
Social upheaval and his removal from office
Mass immigration to the United States
Das Kapital
Mein Kampf
The Doctrine of Fascism
The Communist Manifesto
Committing troops to foreign conflicts
Elimination of political opposition
Establishment of social reforms
Gaining support of other communist countries
Both were against business ownership and created collective farms
Both abolished private property ownership and persecuted religious leaders
Both were fascias and fought together in World War II against the United States
Both used propaganda and sent people to prison camps during World War II
He insisted that Germany pay reparations
He advised Franklin Roosevelt to invade Japan
He made the decision to use atomic bombs on Japan
He fired the United States' top general in the Pacific
Stalin's dictatorship in the Soviet Union
Hitler's Nazism in Germany
Mussolini's Fascism in Italy
Churchill's wartime commission in Britain
Munich Conference
Yalta Conference
Washington Conference
Moscow Conference
Vladimir Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Mao Zedong
Adolf Hitler
To eliminate the Japanese monarchy
To omit further Japanese losses in the war
To prevent U.S. casualties in an invasion of Japan
To stop Kamikraze pilots from destroying American ships
The Soviet Union had prepared a swift counter-attack
The hard winter halted the invasion and devastated German forces
German planes could not fight the technical superior Soviet aircraft
Soviet tanks could cross the vast distances faster and better than German tanks
Germany invaded Poland
Great Britain threatened Italy
Japan bombed he United States
Germany occupied the Soviet Union
Hitler, Mussolini, and Tojo
Churchill, Mussolini, and Tojo
Roosevelt, Stalin, and Mussolini
Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin
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