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Jeopardy. WWI. Inter-war years. WWII. Post war Economics. Economic Globalization?. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $400. $400. $400. $400. $400. $500. $500. $500. $500. $500. Final Jeopardy. 1 - $100.
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1 - $100 • When did world war one start and end? • July 1914- November 11 1918
1 - $200 What started WWI? Video Many identify two things (the assassination of the duke of Austria-Hungry, Franz Ferdinand) And multiple world powers having different military agreements with each other. (the Domino affect)
1 - $300 How much did Europe owe the U.S.A after WWI Around 7 billion dollars
1 - $400 It was believed this agreement would prevent any further global wars Treaty of Versailles
1 - $500 • How would WWI set the economic stage for the majority of the world that would not be shifted until the second world war? • All major powers suffered lost of resources, young men, land (many of them), many were forced into a large debt, treaty of Versailles created an economic burden on Germany that many argue forced their hand in their actions leading up to WWII.
2 - $100 • What was the worlds first Communist state? • USSR (Union of Soviet Socialists Republics) –Modern day Russia
2 - $200 • What impact did Czar Nicholas II have on Russia? • Kept them as a monarch state, which meant next to no development within the country. Large amount of profits going to a small amount of people and no one else.
2 - $300 • How did Joseph Stalin revolutionize the Soviet Union (Russia) • Set agriculture quotas/deadlines, sold majority of food world wide and had many citizens (mainly Ukrainian) go without food.. Mass famine, mass industrialization, enforced communist rule by complete country control
2 - $400 • What day is credited for starting the Great Depression? • October 29, 1929 (Black Tuesday)
2 - $500 • Name three things that created the Great Depression • Stock market crash, Housing crash, great drought, WWI debt, economic interdependence,
3 - $100 • WWII had an estimate of _______ causalities. • More than 60 million (Nearly Canada`s population, twice)
3 - $200 • How was WWII good for Canada`s economy? • Need for food, weapons, and ammo created thousands of jobs. An estimated 1 million women were able to join the work force (first steps of work equality within Canada and US), Unemployment rate dropped to nearly 1%, and remained low even after the war.
3 - $300 • When was WWII (Bonus) When did Canada join? • September 3, 1939- September 2, 1945. • Canada, on their “own”, joined September 10, 1939
3 - $400 • Representatives from Britain, US, Canada, France, and other countries worked together to build an origination that would aid in preventing another global conflict. • The United Nations
3 - $500 How did economists John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich Hayek differ in economic ideologies? • Maynard = In times of a drastic shift in the workforce he believed it was the governments duty to intervene • Hayek= Similar to Adam smith, believed the gov’t should have no control of the economy and it was best served through competition
4 - $100 • What does the IMF stand for? • International Monetary Fund
4 - $200 • What was the original goals of the World Bank? • Help countries in severe debt from the War(s), help countries industrialize, help countries extract and develop their natural resources.
4 - $300 • What is the goal of the IMF • To maintain dependable exchanged rates for world trade, provide short-term loans for countries in dire need, rid countries of corrupt government.
4 - $400 • Both the World Bank and the IMF was created during what? Why? • Bretton Woods • Help countries get back on their feet after WWII (Avoid another world depression and global war)
4 - $500 • What started the Cold War? • Ultimately it was a clash of economic and political ideologies (Soviets/ Communism vs. U.S.A Capitalism)
5 - $100 • How is the world connected globally through economics? • Our entire economic system is interdepedent on the world working together (resources, trading partners, labour, money, etc.
5 - $200 • How was Hitler invading Poland kind of a good thing for Canada? • Canada would respond by joining the war, and though it caused many horrible things, it also helped establish a working force in Canada that was never seen before.
5 - $300 • In a Milton Friedman economy people would have what? • Much more freedom and receive no intervention from the government.
5 - $400 • Create a time from WWII to the creation of the United Nations. • Duke killed, 1914 WWI, treaty of Versailles, stock crash, great depression, Hitler and Stalin gain power, WWII, Pearl Harbor, Atomic bombs, Bretton Woods, UN
5 - $500 • To what extent did world events shape contemporary economic globalization? • A crap ton, I’m not writing those all down here..