“Jeopardy”

1. “Jeopardy” Chapter 16 The Rise of Dictators

3. Topic 1: 1 point the management of money matters Finance

4. Topic 1: 2 points the belief that there is no god Atheism

5. Topic 1: 3 points a method of studying how the mind works and treating mental disorders psychoanalysis

6. Topic 1: 4 points government officials make all basic economic decisions Command economy

7. Topic 1: 5 points a one-party dictatorship that tries to regulate all aspects of its citizens’ lives Totalitarian State

8. Topic 2: 1 point liberated young women of the Jazz Age Flappers

9. Topic 2: 2 points a ban on the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages Prohibition

10. Topic 2: 3 points illegal bars Speakeasies

11. Topic 2: 4 points African-American writers and artists expressed their pride in their unique culture Harlem Renaissance

12. Topic 2: 5 points A group of American writers who left the United States and moved to Paris Lost Generation

13. Topic 3: 1 point U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt’s massive package of Depression relief New Deal

14. Topic 3: 2 points massive fortifications built by France to prevent a German invasion Maginot Line

15. Topic 3: 3 points In the early 1930s, governments raised these taxes on imports which contributed to the spread of economic problems around the world Tariffs

16. Topic 3: 4 points a surplus of goods produced that eventually led to an economic crisis overproduction

17. Topic 3: 5 points American banking system that failed to maintain the stability of the stock market Federal Reserve

18. Topic 4: 1 point Emphasized the supremacy of the state over the individual fascism

19. Topic 4: 2 points The appeal of his fascist government to Italians was that it ended political feuding in government Benito Mussolini

20. Topic 4: 3 points Ordered the “Great Purge” because he feared rival party leaders in the Soviet Union Joseph Stalin

21. Topic 4: 4 points Stalin’s policy that attempted to make the cultural life of the Soviet Union more Russian Russification

22. Topic 4: 5 points Blamed Germany’s defeat in World War I on the Jews Adolf Hitler

23. Topic 5: 1 point an artistic movement that attempts to portray the workings of the unconscious mind Surrealism

24. Topic 5: 2 points artistic movement that rejected all traditional conventions and believed that there was no sense or truth in the world Dada

25. Topic 5: 3 points In 1928, Scottish scientist Alexander Fleming discovered this Penicillin

26. Topic 5: 4 points the result of the work of Marie Curie and Albert Einsteinled to this discovery Atomic fission

27. Topic 5: 5 points His method of studying how the mind words and treating mental disorders is called psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud

28. Daily Double! As a team, decide how many of the points you already have you wish to wager. If you get the question correct, you will earn double the points you wagered.If you get the question incorrect, you will lose the points you wagered. Good luck!

29. Daily Double! As a team, decide how many of the points you already have you wish to wager. If you get the question correct, you will earn double the points you wagered.If you get the question incorrect, you will lose the points you wagered. Good luck!

30. “Double Jeopardy” Chapter 16 The Rise of Dictators

32. Topic 1: 2 points a form of art composed of lines, colors, and shapes, sometimes with no recognizable subject Abstract

33. Topic 1: 4 points This new form of music combined Western harmonies with African rhythms. Jazz

34. Topic 1: 6 points A rising Christian movement that supported traditional values and ideas about the Bible Fundamentalists

35. Topic 1: 8 points Writers such as James Joyce and Virginia Woolf experimented with this form of writing that portrays the workings of the inner mind without imposing logic or order. Stream of Consciousness

36. Topic 1: 10 points Almost every independent nation signed this treaty renouncing war Kellogg-Briand Pact

37. Topic 2: 2 points Americans’ fear of radicals and Bolsheviks in 1919 Red Scare

38. Topic 2: 4 points When Japan invaded Manchuria in 1931 it condemned Japan’s action but did nothing to stop it. League of Nations

39. Topic 2: 6 points After most of Ireland became self-governing in 1922, this group continued to fight the British because Northern Ireland remained under British rule. Irish Republican Army (IRA)

40. Topic 2: 8 points In Britain during the 1920s, this party supported a gradual move toward socialism. Labour Party

41. Topic 2: 10 points This was an example of conservative reaction to the rapid changes in society in the United States after World War I Scopes Trial

42. Topic 3: 2 points Mussolini’s party militants who rejected the democratic process in favor of violent action. Black Shirts

43. Topic 3: 4 points Mussolini exploited the public’s fears by portraying fascism as a bulwark against this group Communism

44. Topic 3: 6 points Mussolini led this a rally of tens of thousands fascists in 1922 to demand government changes March on Rome

45. Topic 3: 8 points By 1925, Mussolini had taken this title “The Leader” and ruled Italy as a dictator. Il Duce

46. Topic 3: 10 points When Mussolini invaded this African Country the League of nations did nothing to stop him Ethiopia

47. Topic 4: 2 points Brutal Soviet labor camps Gulag

48. Topic 4: 4 points The drawback of being among this Soviet upper class under Stalin was that they often suffered from Stalin’s purges. elite

49. Topic 4: 6 points On these government owned farms the government provided tractors, fertilizers, and seed. collectives

50. Topic 4: 8 points Wealthy farmers in the Soviet Union who were blamed for the revolt against collectivization Kulaks