Global Economic Crisis Review and Quiz
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GREGORY TWIDAL
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Thursday Interwar Review and Quiz
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End of World War 1
1918-1919
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Axis Powers Surrender
The Treaty of Versailles is signed.
The war is finally over.
But have we really achieved peace?
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Multiple Choice
According to the Treaty, WHO was held solely responsible for World War 1?
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Multiple Choice
Most importantly, Article 231 of the Treaty, known as the War Guilt Clause, demanded that Germany...
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Roaring Twenties (1920s)
Good Times for some, Bad Times for Others
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USA 1920s
For the United States, the 1920s was a time of glitz and glamour
a decade of economic growth and widespread prosperity
A boom in exuberant, freewheeling popular culture of the decade, including Jazz Music!
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Europe 1920s
But on the other side of the Atlantic, Europe struggled to SURVIVE
War had killed millions, displaced hundreds of thousands, destroyed entire cities, and left most without food, water, or money
Europe was starving
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Multiple Choice
What does the image tell you about Europe during the 1920s?
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Multiple Choice
What did America propose that would help Europe rebuild?
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Russian Revolution
Following World War 1, Russia has a Revolution.
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Too Many Failures
Russia's economy collapses after World War 1
They blame the Royal family led by Csar Nicholas Romanav II for the country's failures.
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Bloody Revolution
After killing Rasputin, the royal families trusted advisor, the royal family is assassinated.
Vladimir Lenin rises to power advocating for a new form of Government, Communism
After his death, Josef Stalin takes control
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Multiple Choice
Which answer best describes Communism?
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Multiple Choice
During this time, we see the rise of Totalitarian leaders like Stalin and Hitler. Which answer best describes their form of leadership?
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Great Depression and the Global Economic Crisis
1930s (Dirty Thirties)
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The Stock Market Crash of 1929
Overconfidence in the stock market combined by deferred spending (credit) led to a volatile market
Stocks weren't worth what people thought and the entire system collapsed.
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Banks Close
Panicked people attempt to pull their money from the banks
Banks go bankrupt and close
People lose their life savings
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Multiple Choice
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Open Ended
Based on the table, how does the Great Depression effect Global Trade?
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Final Quiz
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Poll
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Multiple Choice
Complete the following mathematical equation.
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