Marie Curie
Albert Einstein
Sun Yat-sen
Pancho Villa …show more content…
V.I.
Lenin
Lusitania
Ataturk
Mohandas Gandhi
Joseph Stalin
Henry Ford Ch 20 1. Define fascism and nazism and communism. 2. What were the economic and political conditions that led Germany to select Adolf Hitler as their leader? 3. What is anti-semitism. 4. During World War II How was Germany able to gain control of the Rhineland, the Sudetenland, and Austria without firing a shot? 5. What was the aim of the Spanish Civil War? 6. World War II compare the deaths of population of major countries. How many civilian deaths? How many Jews? Use the internet for answers. 7. Pick one major battle of World War II and explain what happened. 8. What were the Nuremberg Trials? 9. How did World War II change the life of women in America? Identify:
Cold War
Benito Mussolini
Weimar Republic
Mein Kampf
Francisco Franco
Winston Churchill
Charles DeGaulle
Tito
Nato
Warsaw Pact
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
The United Nations
The Marshall Plan Ch
21 1. How did the policies of Shah Reza Pahlavi lead to the revolution in Iran? 2. Discuss the forces that made Europe give up its colonies(mainly in Africa), both political and ideological. 3. Explain the rise of the Solidarity Movement in Poland. 4. What were the results of the Korean War? 5. Where does the U.N. get its resources? 6. How was U.S. involved in Latin American affairs? (Good Neighbor Policy) explain. 7. Explain the Cuban Missile Crises and the Bay of Pigs briefly, what were results? 8. Explain Rachel Carson's position on the health of the environment? Identify:
Nikita Krushchev
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Fidel Castro
Mao Zedong
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Salvador Allende
Third World Countries what does this mean
Iran Contra (Explain briefly what happened?)
OPEC
Chernobyl
Essay: Compare U.S. and Soviet Union intervention(in other countries) around the world. (Angola, Cuba, Nicaragua, Middle East). What were their outcomes?