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scientist who developed the theory of relativity
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albert einstein
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austrian physician whose theories of the unconscious mind weakened people's faith in reason
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sigmund freud
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belief that there is no universal meaning to life and that each person creates his or her own meaning through choices
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existentialism
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german philosopher who urged a return to values of pride, assertiveness, and strenth, and who had a great impact on politics in italy and germany
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friedrich nietzsche
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inspired by freud's theories, art movement that sought to link the world of dreams with real life
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surrealism
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type of music with a lively, loose beat, developed in the united states mainly by african americans`
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jazz
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american pilot who flew solo from new york to paris in 1927
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charles lindbergh
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english born star of silent screen whose little tramp character conveyed his comic genius
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charlie chaplin
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meaning each person creates his or her own meaning in life through choices you make and actions you take
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existentialism
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because of the invention of this travel increased and more people began to move to the suburbs
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automobile
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new militant political movement that emphasized loyalty to the state and obedience to its leader
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facism
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was written by hitler when he was in jail
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mein kampf
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kristallnacht means
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night of the broken glass
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who consist of the axis powers
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germany, italy, and japan
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passed by u.s to ban loans and sales of arms to nations at war
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neutrality act
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meaning when a nations wants to be neutral
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isolationism
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agreement made between germany and russia to not attack each other
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nazi-soviet pact
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giving in to an aggressor is
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appeasement
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where is the sudentenland located
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border of czechoslovakia
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why did japan invade menchuria
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it was rich in iron and coal
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the british prime minister
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chamberlain
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leader of italy
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mussolini
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leader of germany
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hitler
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temporary alliance of several parties
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coalition government
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germany's new democratic government set up in 1919
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weimar republic
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u.s plan to get out of the depression was called
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the new deal
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britian's plan to get out of the depression was called
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the national government
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france's plan to get out of the depression was called
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the popular front
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