<p> Chapter 21 Review Sheet</p><p>Questions to Know</p><p>1. When Germany could not pay reparations, the French attempted to</p><p>2. New technologies in the 1930s made it possible for totalitarian leaders</p><p>3. Stalin set up a series of Five-Year Plans in order to</p><p>4. How did France and Britain respond to Germany’s expansion of territory?</p><p>5. Why did Allied leaders meet in 1943 to make plans for the post-war world?</p><p>6. Which of the following was a major turning point in World War II?</p><p>7. Why did the Soviet Union set up Communist governments in Eastern Europe?</p><p>8. The United States sent troops to Korea in an attempt to</p><p>9. How did the Soviet Union respond to Eastern European demands for change?</p><p>10. France gave its colonies in sub-Saharan Africa their independence in order to</p><p>11. One major cause of the Great Depression was the failure of</p><p>12. In a totalitarian state, leaders attempt to</p><p>13. Why did the Nazi Party become the largest party in the German government?</p><p>14. How did the United States help Great Britain early in World War II?</p><p>15. Britain and France declared war on Germany in 1939 because Hitler</p><p>16. What was the purpose of D-Day?</p><p>17. The U.S. policy of containment was meant to</p><p>18. The Truman Doctrine pledged that the U.S. would</p><p>19. Why did South Vietnam’s leader refuse to hold democratic elections?</p><p>20. Mohandas Gandhi protested British rule of India by People to Know</p><p>1. George F. Kennan</p><p>2. Ho Chi Minh</p><p>3. Mao Zedong</p><p>Terms to Know</p><p>1. Allies</p><p>2. Axis Powers</p><p>3. depression</p><p>4. Holocaust</p><p>5. appeasement</p><p>6. New Deal</p><p>7. inflation</p><p>8. Tehran Conference</p><p>9. Mein Kampf</p><p>Places to Know</p><p>1. Italy</p><p>2. Pakistan</p><p>3. Poland</p><p>4. East Timor</p><p>5. Pearl Harbor</p><p>6. Battle of Britain</p><p>7. Hiroshima</p><p>8. Auschwitz</p>