Chapter 35:

1. Freud: The founder of psychoanalysis and researched how the

human mind worked in relation to disorders, and saw sex as a
driving factor in life

2. Black Thursday: The result of the post world war one economic
situation where the economy for the U.S failed as a result of
changing times and was a contributing factor to the great
depression.

3. Keynes: Believed that it was the government’s responsibility to

maintain the economy through a stimulus that would recover the
wealth of the nation.

4. Red Terror: The military force in the civil war in Russia that was
formed to install communism in Russia.

5. Joseph Stalin: The communist dictator for Russia who greatly

limited rights and removed anyone who opposed him.

6. Five Year Plan: A plan by Stalin to transform Russia’s economy to

be based on industrialization instead of agriculture to be stronger
economically.

7. Collectivized Farms: Stalin claimed ownership of all of the private

farms and combined them into one government run farm what
would supply the whole nation.

8. Gulags: Prison camps created by Stalin to hold people who

disagreed with him as well as enemies of the state.

9. The Great Purge: A campaign by Stalin that wanted to remove all

political opposition that he faced in order to make him an
uncontested ruler.

10. Fascism: The absolute power of the state, Hated Socialism,

Were Militarism, and Nationalism.

11. Benito Mussolini: An Italian Dictator who limited rights and

promoted Fascism in Italy.

12. Nazis: A political group in Germany that promoted fascism

and a one party dictatorship.

13. Adolf Hitler: The leader of the Nazi party who became
 dictator of Germany and emphasized the native race.

14. Eugenics: Social policies in Germany that targeted people

who were not favorable to the government, such as the mentally
challenged.

15. Nuremburg Laws: Laws in Germany that limited the rights

and privileges of Jews and were imposed by the Nazis.

16. Kristallnacht: Attacks by the states on Jewish businesses

located in Germany, believing they corrupted the country.

17. Mohandas Gandhi: A leading figure in India’s independence

who supported nonviolence and the removal of the caste system.

18. India Act: An act that attempted to give India their own
form of government, but was unsuccessful.

19. May 4th: A movement by students against Imperialism in

China what supported a new Chinese government, but failed.

20. Guomindang: The Nationalist party in the Chinese civil war

that supported Democracy.

21. Mao: The Leader of the Communist party in the Chinese

civil war, the CCP

22. Chiang Kai Shek: The successor to Sun Yat (Guomindang)

who started a civil war in China as he stole power.

23. Long March: The march of the CCP’s soldiers traveling to

NW China for over 6,000 miles led by Mao.

24. Sun Yat Sen: The Leader of the Nationalist Party in China
before the Civil War

25. Mukden: Japan destroyed their own Railroad system in

order to have a reason to invade and control Manchuria