In 1939, the “Great War” would become known as “World War I,” and the new conflict that would ensue between 1939 and 1945 was known as “World War II.”  The time period between the two wars was known as the _________ years.

The Great Depression didn’t affect all countries the same way.

Britain and France had tried to appease Hitler by allowing him to take Poland and Czechoslovakia. However, the direct invasion of their ally Austria provoked a declaration of war. 

Following the breakup of Germany with the Congress of Vienna, who became the Chancellor of Prussia?

Who was the author of “Emile”, whose view of women was that they belonged at home and were to provide their children with a sense of purpose?        

New Imperialism was the time of the collapse of these nations as major imperialist powers and the rise of new colonial powers. 

This new and powerful class was made up of white-collar workers who were considered to be the lower/middle-class, but aspired to be like the upper-middle-class.    

Why were female industrial workers paid less than men?    

 Which of the following statements BEST reflects the diffusion of socialist ideas to the lower classes?  

A ___________ is a conflict that occurs when two nations do not fight one another directly but support third party combatants that serve their interests.