Interwar Years Quiz 2- Middle East, Depression, Italy, and Germany

national self-determination in the liberated areas of the Ottoman Empire.

the division of Ottoman territory among Allied powers.

the establishment of a Jewish national state in Palestine.

the imposition of the mandate system.

Communists wanted to spread communism internationally, while fascists were most concerned with strengthening their own nation.

Fascists supported a classless society, while communists wanted distinct social classes.

Fascists set up one-party states, while communists wanted distinct social classes.

Communists used terror to achieve their goals, while fascists used political methods.

promote communist revolutions.

stamp out racism in Europe.

pay off reparations from World War I as soon as possible.

purify German culture.

Marxism.

strict adherence to Islam.

the structure of the Ottoman Empire.

modernization and secularization.

The French.

Zionists.

Arab Nationalists.

Fascists.

designed by Hitler to govern Germany and Austria after the First World War.

Germany's effort at a democratic government after the First World War.

a communist government created in Germany after the First World War.

created in order to blockade Great Britain.

always uses Marxism as its ideological base.

keeps all political power in the hands of the ruler but vigorously protects individual rights and freedom.

is dominated by one political group or party and maintains complete control under a dictatorship.

guarantees that everyone has a voice by using proportional representation.

a program of modernization and secularism.

strict adherence to Islamic principles.

a constitution that was heavily influenced by the principles of liberalism.

Zionism.

write Mein Kampf, a book that detailed his view of the world and his goals.

attempt to overthrow the Weimar Republic.

get appointed to the position of Chancellor.

encourage Germany to follow the regulations imposed by the Treaty of Versailles.

set the armament factories into full protection.

permitted Hitler to expand his army beyond the limits imposed by the Treaty of Versailles.

permitted Hitler to rule by decree.

was designed to eliminate all communists from the government