The Beginnings Of World War II

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Beginnings Of World War II

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3. Highest official of a monarch
5. Government who glorifies the state over the individual
9. German army veteran; Leader of an extremist party
10. Small group of right-wing extremists
11. Government where a dictatorship regulates every aspect of citizen's lives
14. The bringing back of German culture
15. School courses were rewritten to reflect Nazi racial views
16. Living Space
17. Rose to power in the 1920s
1. 'The Leader'; Title taken by Mussolini in 1925
2. Member of the militant combat squads of Italian Fascists set up under Mussolini
4. Rivalries between ethnic and religious groups
6. Official name of the Nazi party for its regime in Germany
7. Secret police in Nazi Germany
8. 'Night of Broken Glass'; November 9-10th
12. Law depriving Jews of German citizenship and taking some rights away from them
13. 'My Struggle'; Basic book of Nazi goals and ideology

Beginnings Of World War II

1. In 1919, _______________ organized veterans and other Italians into the _______________
2. Mussolini promised to end _______________ and replace turmoil with _______________
3. The _______________ rejected the democratic process in favor of _______________
4. In the _______________thousands of _______________ swarmed the capitol
5. Mussolini built the first _______________
6. Fascism is an _______________ government that favors the _______________ over the _______________
7. The _______________ written in 1919 set up the _______________ led

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