HIST 125 Lecture Notes - Lecture 28: Axis Powers, Total War
Lecture 28 review
Total war
The two 20th-century world wars are usually regarded as total, or at least the
most total of history's wars, although they were, of course, limited in numerous
ways.
Treaty of Versailles
One of the peace treaties at the end of World War I. It ended the state of war
between Germany and the Allied Powers. It was signed on 28 June 1919
Mandate system
The mandate pertained to territories once controlled by states that saw defeat
during World War I, mainly Imperial Germany and the Ottoman Empire. Put into
place on June 28, 1919
Fascism
an authoritarian and nationalistic right wing system of government and social
organization and often includes militarism
Great Depression
It was a global economic crisis that began in 1929, shortly after World War I. It
was caused by the crash of the American stock market, which influenced
countries worldwide. Other causes include collapse of agricultural prices,
unemployment, waning optimism, and unequal levels of demand and production.
Due to the intricate system of loans and economic ties the US had with Europe,
the whole world was affected
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Document Summary
The two 20th-century world wars are usually regarded as total, or at least the most total of history"s wars, although they were, of course, limited in numerous ways. One of the peace treaties at the end of world war i. It ended the state of war between germany and the allied powers. The mandate pertained to territories once controlled by states that saw defeat during world war i, mainly imperial germany and the ottoman empire. Fascism an authoritarian and nationalistic right wing system of government and social organization and often includes militarism. It was a global economic crisis that began in 1929, shortly after world war i. It was caused by the crash of the american stock market, which influenced countries worldwide. Other causes include collapse of agricultural prices, unemployment, waning optimism, and unequal levels of demand and production. Due to the intricate system of loans and economic ties the us had with europe, the whole world was affected.
