Identify Central Issues What economic conditions led to the rise of totalitarianism in Europe and Asia? Generate Explanations How Hitler and Mussolini use the Spanish Civil war to their advantage? Support Ideas with Examples Was the policy of appeasement successful against Hitler and Germany? Explain your answer. Identify Patterns What was Franklin Roosevelt's Good Neighbor policy? Identify Central Issues In what way did the Anschluss present a challenge to the United States and its allies?

1. The great slump 2. By helping General Franco in Spain they gained more power in their home country 3. No it was not. 4. To encourage friendly relations and mutual defense among the nations of Central and South America . 5. Yes it did.

Explanation:

1. The economic crisis of the 1930s, known as the Great Slump, had worlwide effects, especially on those who still suffered the economic consequenses of the Versailles Treaties.

3. The idea was that by appeasement a new world war could be avoided. History proved otherwise.

4. Franklin Roosevelt emphasized cooperation and trade in order to improve political stability in the region. Although it was perceived by the Latin American Society as a propaganda tool, it must be judged in the light of the rise of Nazism in Germany (1933).

5. The Anschluss - the formal usurpation of Austria into the Third Reich of Adolf Hitler - was a clear signal that Hitler was serious in his declarations. This meant that the allies couldn´t ignore the military threat any longer.

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