During the 1920s, many Americans bought stocks with borrowed money. This is known as . The name of Germany's government after World War I was .
The night when Jewish homes, businesses, schools, and synagogues were destroyed is known as .
The name of the German secret police that Hitler used to help find dissenters and Jews was .
The name given to the period when Stalin murdered millions of people who were against him or were suspected of being against him was .
The fascist leader who ruled Spain in the wake of turmoil caused by the Spanish Civil War was .
Following the depression, Japan took efforts to gain more territory in .

1. buying on margin

2. the Weimar Republic

3. Kristallnacht

4. the Gestapo

5. the Great Purge

6. Francisco Franco

7. China

8. Answers will vary but may include the use of secret police, propaganda, using Jews as scapegoats, providing a sense of stability, or bringing more prosperity.

9. The Great Depression was caused by underlying conditions of income inequality, surplus agriculture, and stock speculation in the United States. It had great consequences, including financial ruin and instability in the West where the US economy was critical to maintaining a system of war reparation payments. This affected colonial subjects who were used to create wealth. Generally, the Great Depression is seen as a catalyst for the political instability that gave rise to authoritarian regimes, which led to World War II.

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