Across
- 3. An effort to murder an entire people or nationality. Attempts of genocide occurred in Armenia during World War I, the Holocaust during World War II, and more recently in Rwanda, Burundi, Darfur, and Kosovo.
- 4. The total percentage of a population that can read and write
- 5. Revolution that overthrew the French monarchy, ended hereditary privilege, and made France more democratic.
- 6. A revolution in Britain in which James II was overthrown and the new king and queen agreed to the Bill of Rights of 1689, granting their subjects certain rights.
- 7. Wars aims announced by President Woodrow Wilson, which included creating new nation-states in Eastern Europe and a League of Nations.
Down
- 1. An economic system in which basic economic questions are answered by the free actions of producers and consumers.
- 2. (1932 – 1939) A devastating economic downturn that saw stock prices fall, business fail and large scale unemployment in America and Europe.
- 3. Creation of a global economy and society through improved communications, transportation, and trade.
- 7. Political system that developed in Germany, Italy, and Spain after WWI, marked by intense nationalism, belief in an all-powerful leader.