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China: Japan used the21 demands to try and make it a protectorate
Manchuria: where the Japanese blew ups its own railroad so it could invade
LeagueofNations: Japan withdrew from this organization when asked to justify its behavior
Militarism: the building up and glorification of the military
Cashcrops: growing these limits the ability to grow food
independence: the reason many colonies fought for their mother countries in WWI
apartheid: policy of strict segregation
SouthAfrica: the country who followed the policy of apartheid
PanAfricanism: Africa for Africans
Negritudemovement: artistic celebration of African culture, heritage and values
Suezcanal: important waterway Great Britain kept control of in Egypt
Ataturk: modernized Turkey so it would not be taken over
Secular: separation of religion and state
RezaKhan: leader of Iran often compared to Peter the Great and Ataturk
Oil: resource the Middle East is known for
PanArabism: nationalist movement to join all Arabs together into one state
Zionism: movement for a Jewish homeland in Palestine
Belforedeclaration: caused the British to promise 2 different groups control of Palestine
War: was outlawed buy Kellogg-Briand Pact in 1928
Communism: Great Britain France and the US were afraid of its spreading
Overproduction: helped caused the Great Depression
GreatDepression: with weak leadership, lead to the rise of fascism in Europe
IRA: the abbreviation for the nationalist group that did not accept the partition of Ireland
TheMaginotLine: offered the French a false sense of security
Mussolini: the creator of fascism
Fascism: Extreme nationalism, glorification of the military, blind loyalty to the state, aggressive foreign expansion
Balcony: tool used by many fascist leaders to inspire followers
WeimarRepublic: republican government in Germany
Inflation: value of money decreases while prices increase
MeinKampf: Hitler’s book
Leading to WWII
Across:| 3. | the reason many colonies fought for their mother countries in WWI | | 5. | where the Japanese blew ups its own railroad so it could invade | | 7. | was outlawed buy Kellogg-Briand Pact in 1928 | | 9. | policy of strict segregation | | 10. | growing these limits the ability to grow food | | 12. | important waterway Great Britain kept control of in Egypt | | 15. | the building up and glorification of the military | | 17. | republican government in Germany |
| | 19. | Japan withdrew from this organization when asked to justify its behavior | | 20. | caused the British to promise 2 different groups control of Palestine | | 25. | nationalist movement to join all Arabs together into one state | | 26. | movement for a Jewish homeland in Palestine | | 27. | separation of religion and state | | 28. | the abbreviation for the nationalist group that did not accept the partition of Ireland | | 29. | artistic celebration of African culture, heritage and values |
| | Down:| 1. | helped caused the Great Depression | | 2. | Africa for Africans | | 3. | value of money decreases while prices increase | | 4. | leader of Iran often compared to Peter the Great and Ataturk | | 6. | Extreme nationalism, glorification of the military, blind loyalty to the state, aggressive foreign expansion | | 8. | the creator of fascism | | 11. | the country who followed the policy of apartheid | | 13. | resource the Middle East is known for |
| | 14. | with weak leadership, lead to the rise of fascism in Europe | | 16. | offered the French a false sense of security | | 18. | Hitler’s book | | 21. | Great Britain France and the US were afraid of its spreading | | 22. | modernized Turkey so it would not be taken over | | 23. | tool used by many fascist leaders to inspire followers | | 24. | Japan used the21 demands to try and make it a protectorate |
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Leading to WWII
Across:| 3. | the reason many colonies fought for their mother countries in WWI | | 5. | where the Japanese blew ups its own railroad so it could invade | | 7. | was outlawed buy Kellogg-Briand Pact in 1928 | | 9. | policy of strict segregation | | 10. | growing these limits the ability to grow food | | 12. | important waterway Great Britain kept control of in Egypt | | 15. | the building up and glorification of the military | | 17. | republican government in Germany |
| | 19. | Japan withdrew from this organization when asked to justify its behavior | | 20. | caused the British to promise 2 different groups control of Palestine | | 25. | nationalist movement to join all Arabs together into one state | | 26. | movement for a Jewish homeland in Palestine | | 27. | separation of religion and state | | 28. | the abbreviation for the nationalist group that did not accept the partition of Ireland | | 29. | artistic celebration of African culture, heritage and values |
| | Down:| 1. | helped caused the Great Depression | | 2. | Africa for Africans | | 3. | value of money decreases while prices increase | | 4. | leader of Iran often compared to Peter the Great and Ataturk | | 6. | Extreme nationalism, glorification of the military, blind loyalty to the state, aggressive foreign expansion | | 8. | the creator of fascism | | 11. | the country who followed the policy of apartheid | | 13. | resource the Middle East is known for |
| | 14. | with weak leadership, lead to the rise of fascism in Europe | | 16. | offered the French a false sense of security | | 18. | Hitler’s book | | 21. | Great Britain France and the US were afraid of its spreading | | 22. | modernized Turkey so it would not be taken over | | 23. | tool used by many fascist leaders to inspire followers | | 24. | Japan used the21 demands to try and make it a protectorate |
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