Chapter 11

1. A religion that Hitler hated.
3. To take unfair advantage of.
4. Something obtained especially for a price in money or its equivalent.
8. Almost entirely; nearly.
10. A camp where men, women, and children were sent to be executed.
13. An aggressive nationalistic movement that considered the nation more important than the individual.
14. A camp where persons are detained or confined.
15. To make changes to an original work.
17. Giving in to unjust demands in order to avoid all-out conflict.
19. British leader, first won election to Parliament in 1900.

2. A national policy of actively trading with foreign countries to foster peace and prosperity.
5. To estimate lower than the real amount or number.
6. Items needed for fighting a war.
7. Government-owned farms.
9. To be in a state or position of command or control over all others.
11. To make illegal by authority.
12. To be in control of, to have full power.
16. A country where World War 1 started.
17. A fervent who hated both the victorious Allies and the German government that had accepted their peace terms ending World war 1.
18. To take for granted or as true.