WWII - The Rise of Dictators
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Courtney Stallman
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What does this picture tell you about the value of a Mark?
How did this happen?
What do you think the people of Germany felt about this?
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Multiple Choice
A dictator is best described as someone who:
Rules with the people's consent
Has absolute authority and controls that nation without limits
is chosen by an election and serves a fixed term
Shares power with a legislature
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Multiple Choice
Which country experienced the highest increase in unemployment during the Great Depression according to the map?
Germany
France
Italy
Spain
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best explains why dictators were able to rise to power in countries like Germany after World War I?
Economic instability and high unemployment created desperation among citizens.
Countries wanted to expand their territory through war.
People preferred monarchies over democracies.
There was a sudden increase in technological advancements.
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- General Francisco Franco
- 1939-1975
- Falange (fascist)
- He takes power during a coup and civil war with German and Italian help
-Neutral in WWII
Spain
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Multiple Choice
General Franco took power in Spain with the help of which countries?
Germany and Italy
France and Portugal
Britain and the USA
Russia and Poland
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- Benito Mussolini
- 1922-1943
- Axis Power
- Fascist party
- Promises to revive economy and restore the glory of the Roman Empire
- Invades Ethiopia and Albania
Italy
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- Adolf Hitler
- 1933-1945
- Axis Power
- Nazi Party
- Blames fire on Reichstag communists
-Takes the Rhineland, Sudetenland, and Czechoslovakia
Germany
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- Joseph Stalin
- 1929-1953
- Allies power
- Communist
- Uses 5 year plans to industrialize
- Signs non-aggression pact with Germany and invades Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia
Soviet Union
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Multiple Choice
What does Joseph Stalin's quote suggest about his views on the power of ideas compared to weapons?
He believed ideas were less dangerous than weapons.
He thought ideas and weapons were equally powerful.
He believed ideas were more powerful than weapons.
He did not value ideas at all.
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- General Hideki Tojo and Emperor Hirohito
- 1941-1944
- Axis Power
- Militarists
- Prime Minister Tojo and militarists control in the country
- Invade Manchuria, China for coal and iron
Japan
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