ap Europe chapter 25 Flashcards

782718756	the bolsheviks were able to being consolidating their power in russia by negotiating a separate peace with the germans and ending their involvment in the war with the treaty of	Brest-litovsky
782718757	the bolsheviks won the civil war due in no small measure to the hirearchial diciplined military machine of 5 million men created by the new commissar of war:	Leon Trotsky
782718758	who were the "whites"?	royalist opponents of the revolutionary communists in Russia
782718759	the necessities of the civil war pushed the government to a more radical economic system known as	war communism
782718760	was the most promineny beneficial effect of the NEP	the recovery of russian agriculture to prewar levels of prosperity
782718761	stalin solidified his control in 1929 by removing ____ from the ruling Politburo	Nikoli Bukharian
782718762	stalin moved with particular viciousness against a group of peasants known as	kulaks
782718763	what does gulag refer to	forced labor camps populated by political prisoners of stalins government
782951558	the stalin revolution of the 1920s and 1930s extended even into the families of ordinary Russians with stalins policies of	making divorce difficult and abortions illegal except to save the mothers life
782951559	who were the red leagues	socialist agrarian groups in italy that attempted to break up large estates and reduce rents
782951560	what phrase best describes the early membership of mussolinis fasci?	young ardently nationalist ideals
782951561	how did mussolini manage the italian states long standing conflict with the catholic church	by asking prominent catholic politicans to join the facist regime
782951562	as a result of the economic innovations instituted by mussolini during the 1920s italys plight during the great depression was	no different than any other country in Europe during the 1930s
782951563	who were the freikorps	anti marxist anti semitic and antiliberal
782951564	Adolf Hitlers book	mein kampf
782951565	who were the SA?	the parliamentary arm of the nazi party which engaged in intimidating acts of public violence
782951566	the event in 1933 that led to Hitler being given unlimited power was	the reichstag fire
782951567	what was the night of the long knives	a lethal purge of hitlers SA in 1934 killing over a thousand officials he considered too radical
782951568	organizations created for young boys	hitler youth
782951569	the first racially motivated policy of Nazi germany was their law regarding	forced sterilization of undesirables
782951570	what was the Night of Broken glass?	a general attack by the SA against jewish stores and synagogues across Germany in 1938
782951571	the nuremberg decrees of 1935	deprived jews of reich citizenship
782951572	the first actions taken by national governments to the threat posed by the Great Depression dealt with	industrial policy
782951573	under the influence of Keynes the roosevelt admin instituted policies aimed at getting the country back on its feet by first abandoning	the idea of a balanced budget
782951574	book written about the great depression	the Grapes of Wrath
786290841	what important theory of physics did Werner Heisenberg propose	the uncertaintity principle
786290842	the original work in physics that eventually led to the development of the atomic bomb was done by	Einstein
786290843	fritz lang is known for his films M and	metropolis
786290844	what film by Leni Riefenstahl was a visual hymn to the cultural power of Nazi regime?	Triumph of the Will
786290845	Charlie Chaplin made the Great Dictator as	a parody of Nazi pomposities