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1. Fighting in WW I ended with the
armistice of 1918.
2. The most controversial section of the Versailles Treaty required Germany to
.
3.
, which entered the war as an ally of France and Britain, left the war in 1917. The End of War Peace Treaty stripped that country of vast territory on its western border.
4. Europe’s slow recovery from the severe devastation caused by WW I allowed
to achieve dominance in the global economy.
5. Europe endured harsh difficulties as a result of WW I. However, there were also some significant positive achievements. Among them were developments in health care that resulted in reduction of epidemic diseases and the significant decline of
mortality.
6. Following the end of WW I many European Parliamentary Democracies were replaced with dictatorships that believed in one leader, one party, and many police. Among them were two countries,
and Germany, that employed brutal use of police powers and were key players leading to another world war.
7. By 1929 Europe had largely recovered from the ravages of WW I when an economic catastrophe known as
began.
8. Hitler used a policy called
to expand and consolidate the powers of the government, i.e., Nazi authority and power.
9. A Soviet citizen, by the name of
, wrote a Nobel Prize-winning book describing the conditions of Soviet Union prison camps.
10. Stalin’s plan of forced industrialization for the Soviet Union was referred to as the
.
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