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16 Opportunity and Crisis in 17 Totalitarian Dictatorships
the Interwar Period and World War II

1880–1940 612 1919–1945 648
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How did intellectual developments reflect the ambiguities of What were the most important characteristics of Communist
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modernity? 614 and Fascist ideologies? 650
Modern Philosophy • The Revival of Christianity • The New Conservative Authoritarianism and Radical Totalitarian
Physics • Freudian Psychology Dictatorships • Communism and Fascism • The Spanish Civil War
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How did modernism revolutionize Western culture? 621 How did Stalinism transform state and society in the
Architecture and Design • New Artistic Movements • Twentieth- Soviet Union? 652
Century Literature • Modern Music From Lenin to Stalin • Stalin and the Nationalities Question • The
How did consumer society change everyday life? 627 Five-Year Plans • Life and Culture in Soviet Society • The Purges
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Modern Mass Culture • The Appeal of Cinema • The Arrival of and the Great Terror of 1937–1938
Radio What kind of government did Mussolini establish
What obstacles to lasting peace did European leaders in Italy? 659
face? 630 Uncorrected proofs have been used in The Seizure of Power • The Fascist Regime in Action
Germany and the Western Powers • Hope in Foreign Affairs • What policies did Nazi Germany pursue, and why did they
Hope in Democratic Government appeal to ordinary Germans? 662
What were the causes and consequences of the Great The Roots of National Socialism • Hitler’s Road to Power • State
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Depression? 635 and Society in Nazi Germany • Popular Support for National
The Economic Crisis • Mass Unemployment • The New Deal in Socialism • Aggression and Appeasement
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the United States • The Scandinavian Response to the Depression • What explains the success and then defeat of Germany and
Recovery and Reform in Britain and France Japan during World War II? 671
LOOKING BACK / LOOKING AHEAD 641 German Victories in Europe • Europe Under Nazi Occupation •
The Holocaust • Japanese Empire and the War in the Pacific •
REVIEW & EXPLORE 642 The Grand Alliance and the “Hinge of Fate” • Allied Victory

EXAM PRACTICE 644 LOOKING BACK, LOOKING AHEAD 683
AP® Claims and Evidence in Written Sources Friedrich Nietzsche REVIEW & EXPLORE 684
Pronounces the Death of God 616
EXAM PRACTICE 686
Individuals in Society Sigmund Freud 620
AP® Claims and Evidence in Written Sources Famine and
AP® Claims and Evidence in Visual Sources Georg Grosz, Eclipse Recovery on a Soviet Collective Farm in Ukraine 656
of the Sun, 1926 625
AP® Thinking Like a Historian Normalizing Eugenics and
AP® Viewpoints The Modern Girl: Image or Reality? 628 “Racial Hygiene” in Nazi Germany 666
AP® Thinking Like a Historian The Radio Age 632
AP® Claims and Evidence in Visual Sources Nazi Propaganda
and Consumer Goods: The “People’s Car” 669
AP® Viewpoints Oratory and Ideology in World War II 674
Individuals in Society Primo Levi 677

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