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Reparations and Depression. Key Terms Treaty of Versailles (signed July 28, 1919) War Guilt Clause League of Nations Mandates Hyperinflation Treaty of.

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1 Reparations and Depression

2 Key Terms Treaty of Versailles (signed July 28, 1919) War Guilt Clause League of Nations Mandates Hyperinflation Treaty of Versailles (signed July 28, 1919) War Guilt Clause League of Nations Mandates Hyperinflation

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4 The Big Four Vittorio Orlando (Italy) Georges Clemenceau (France) Lloyd George (Great Britain) Woodrow Wilson (USA) Vittorio Orlando (Italy) Georges Clemenceau (France) Lloyd George (Great Britain) Woodrow Wilson (USA)

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12 Key Terms Black Tuesday Great Depression New Deal Black Tuesday Great Depression New Deal

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17 Jackson Pollack (1912-1956)

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19 Key Terms NSDAP Burning of the Reichstag (Feb 1933) Enabling Act (March 1933) Nazi Terror Nuremberg Laws Kristalnacht (November 9-10 1938) NSDAP Burning of the Reichstag (Feb 1933) Enabling Act (March 1933) Nazi Terror Nuremberg Laws Kristalnacht (November 9-10 1938)

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