Across
- 2. Which post World War II city was blockaded and finally had a dividing wall built through it
- 5. what was the policy of giving in to Hitler's demands as practiced during the Munich Conference call
- 7. Which disease of Asian origin led to the decline of feudalism in Europe during the Middle Ages
- 9. What is the relation between a country's imports and its exports called
- 11. In 1900, which of the following was a Chinese revolt against foreign imperialism or involvement in China
- 13. Which is associated with Hitler's "Final Solution" to the "Jewish problem"
- 14. Who was the "George Washington of South America" and leader of the independence movements in several countries there
- 15. Which refers to the non-fighting war between the U. S. and Soviet Union during the 1950's to 1970's
- 16. Which were the last two countries in Western Europe to unite in the 1870s
- 18. What is the name for the organizations that provide grants, loans, and advice for economic development in developing countries```````````
- 23. Which Soviet dictator, who succeeded Lenin, used purges, collectivization and a series of Five Year Plans
- 24. Which organization was set up in 1945 to promote world peace after World War II
- 25. The European scramble for colonies around the world largely caused which motive
- 27. What form of energy enabled great increases in transportation and communication on both land and sea in the 1800's
- 28. Which country was the primary cultural influence on Southeast Asia
- 29. Which would President Wilson have considered the most important of the Fourteen Points
- 32. What is the most common commercial use of satellites in space at the present time
- 33. A political theory that stressed if one country fell to communism, others would do the same
- 34. Which area of the 2nd Five Year Plan was the most successful
- 35. What is the most lasting influences of sub-Saharan African culture on the Americas
- 36. Which dynasty united China and built the Great Wall
Down
- 1. What is the name of the conflict involving the British and Dutch Afrikaners in South Africa
- 3. The Russians used the scorched earth policy and the cold winter to defeat which emperor in the early 1800's
- 4. What is the only nation in history to have used an atomic weapon in actual war
- 6. What did Mao Zedong call his effort in the late 1960s to keep the revolutionary spirit alive in China and to wipe out the old upper classes
- 8. What Jewish state was created in the Middle East in 1948 as homeland for the Jews
- 10. Who began the reforms that lead to the democratization of the Soviet Union
- 12. Why does the U.S. have a major interest in the Middle East
- 15. In which event did the United States avoid war with the Soviet Union by using a blockade
- 17. The warming of the earth's atmosphere caused by emission of carbon dioxide and other gasses, is called "global warming", which term belongs to "global warming"
- 19. Who was the revolutionary leader of Russia in the 1900s
- 20. Which of the following conflicts were examples of the United States containment policy
- 21. A war developed in China between the British and Chinese over the sale of product
- 22. Who led the non-violent independence movement in India against British rule
- 23. Despite losing World War II, which country became an economic power in the Pacific Rim
- 25. What Middle Eastern country has been invaded twice by the U.S. since 1990
- 26. What was the separation of races practiced in South Africa called
- 30. The Catholic king of what country sent a fleet of ships to invade Protestant England in 1588
- 31. The Cold War and the "Space Race" were a result of tensions between what two countries
- 32. What was the new economic system that evolved during the Age of Exploration