OperationBarbarossaGermanmilitaryinvasion of theSoviet Unionduring WWII.DeflationPeriod of generaldecline in prices,oftenaccompanied byunemploymentand economichardship.Crash ofthe StockMarketSudden andsevere declinein the value ofstocks tradedon the stockexchange.LebensraumPolicy of territorialexpansion toacquire additionalliving space for anation'spopulation.BlitzkriegTacticsMilitary strategyemphasizingspeed,surprise, andcoordinatedattacks.AnschlussAnnexationof Austriainto NaziGermany.TheNewDealSeries of economicprograms enactedby the USgovernment tocombat the effectsof the GreatDepression.TheMaginotLineSystem offortificationsbuilt along theFrench-Germanborder in the1930s.FascismPolitical ideologycharacterized bydictatorial power,extremenationalism, andsuppression ofdissent.TotalitarianismSystem ofgovernmentcharacterized bycentralizedcontrol andauthoritarianism.KristallnachtNight of brokenglass;coordinatedattacks againstJews in NaziGermany.FinancialReparationsPayment orcompensationdemanded bythe victor fromthe vanquishedafter a war.Article231Clause assigningresponsibility forWWI andrequiringreparations fromthe defeated.MukdenIncidentJapanesemilitary incidentused as apretext for theinvasion ofManchuria.HyperinflationPeriod ofextremely rapidand uncontrolledrise in prices,typically resultingin economicinstability.FiveYearPlanComprehensiveeconomic plansaimed at rapidindustrializationand collectivizationin the SovietUnion.AntisemitismPrejudice,discrimination, orhostility directedagainst Jews as areligious, ethnic, orracial group.NaziSoviet NonAggressionPactAgreementbetween NaziGermany andthe Soviet Unionto not attackeach other.Policy ofAppeasementDiplomaticstrategy ofmakingconcessions toavoid conflict.SelfDeterminationPrincipleRight to chooseone's own politicalstatus or form ofgovernmentwithout externalinfluence.NewEconomicPolicyEconomic policyintroduced torevive the Sovieteconomythrough limitedcapitalism.NurembergLawsSeries of laws inNazi Germanyaimed atdepriving Jewsof their rightsand citizenship.PearlHarborAttackSurprisemilitary strikeby theJapanese onthe US navalbase in Hawaii.LeagueofNationsInternationalorganizationestablished afterWWI to promotepeace andcooperationamong nations.OperationBarbarossaGermanmilitaryinvasion of theSoviet Unionduring WWII.DeflationPeriod of generaldecline in prices,oftenaccompanied byunemploymentand economichardship.Crash ofthe StockMarketSudden andsevere declinein the value ofstocks tradedon the stockexchange.LebensraumPolicy of territorialexpansion toacquire additionalliving space for anation'spopulation.BlitzkriegTacticsMilitary strategyemphasizingspeed,surprise, andcoordinatedattacks.AnschlussAnnexationof Austriainto NaziGermany.TheNewDealSeries of economicprograms enactedby the USgovernment tocombat the effectsof the GreatDepression.TheMaginotLineSystem offortificationsbuilt along theFrench-Germanborder in the1930s.FascismPolitical ideologycharacterized bydictatorial power,extremenationalism, andsuppression ofdissent.TotalitarianismSystem ofgovernmentcharacterized bycentralizedcontrol andauthoritarianism.KristallnachtNight of brokenglass;coordinatedattacks againstJews in NaziGermany.FinancialReparationsPayment orcompensationdemanded bythe victor fromthe vanquishedafter a war.Article231Clause assigningresponsibility forWWI andrequiringreparations fromthe defeated.MukdenIncidentJapanesemilitary incidentused as apretext for theinvasion ofManchuria.HyperinflationPeriod ofextremely rapidand uncontrolledrise in prices,typically resultingin economicinstability.FiveYearPlanComprehensiveeconomic plansaimed at rapidindustrializationand collectivizationin the SovietUnion.AntisemitismPrejudice,discrimination, orhostility directedagainst Jews as areligious, ethnic, orracial group.NaziSoviet NonAggressionPactAgreementbetween NaziGermany andthe Soviet Unionto not attackeach other.Policy ofAppeasementDiplomaticstrategy ofmakingconcessions toavoid conflict.SelfDeterminationPrincipleRight to chooseone's own politicalstatus or form ofgovernmentwithout externalinfluence.NewEconomicPolicyEconomic policyintroduced torevive the Sovieteconomythrough limitedcapitalism.NurembergLawsSeries of laws inNazi Germanyaimed atdepriving Jewsof their rightsand citizenship.PearlHarborAttackSurprisemilitary strikeby theJapanese onthe US navalbase in Hawaii.LeagueofNationsInternationalorganizationestablished afterWWI to promotepeace andcooperationamong nations.

2nd Partial Recap Conflicto EM24 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. German military invasion of the Soviet Union during WWII.
    Operation Barbarossa
  2. Period of general decline in prices, often accompanied by unemployment and economic hardship.
    Deflation
  3. Sudden and severe decline in the value of stocks traded on the stock exchange.
    Crash of the Stock Market
  4. Policy of territorial expansion to acquire additional living space for a nation's population.
    Lebensraum
  5. Military strategy emphasizing speed, surprise, and coordinated attacks.
    Blitzkrieg Tactics
  6. Annexation of Austria into Nazi Germany.
    Anschluss
  7. Series of economic programs enacted by the US government to combat the effects of the Great Depression.
    The New Deal
  8. System of fortifications built along the French-German border in the 1930s.
    The Maginot Line
  9. Political ideology characterized by dictatorial power, extreme nationalism, and suppression of dissent.
    Fascism
  10. System of government characterized by centralized control and authoritarianism.
    Totalitarianism
  11. Night of broken glass; coordinated attacks against Jews in Nazi Germany.
    Kristallnacht
  12. Payment or compensation demanded by the victor from the vanquished after a war.
    Financial Reparations
  13. Clause assigning responsibility for WWI and requiring reparations from the defeated.
    Article 231
  14. Japanese military incident used as a pretext for the invasion of Manchuria.
    Mukden Incident
  15. Period of extremely rapid and uncontrolled rise in prices, typically resulting in economic instability.
    Hyperinflation
  16. Comprehensive economic plans aimed at rapid industrialization and collectivization in the Soviet Union.
    Five Year Plan
  17. Prejudice, discrimination, or hostility directed against Jews as a religious, ethnic, or racial group.
    Antisemitism
  18. Agreement between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union to not attack each other.
    Nazi Soviet Non Aggression Pact
  19. Diplomatic strategy of making concessions to avoid conflict.
    Policy of Appeasement
  20. Right to choose one's own political status or form of government without external influence.
    Self Determination Principle
  21. Economic policy introduced to revive the Soviet economy through limited capitalism.
    New Economic Policy
  22. Series of laws in Nazi Germany aimed at depriving Jews of their rights and citizenship.
    Nuremberg Laws
  23. Surprise military strike by the Japanese on the US naval base in Hawaii.
    Pearl Harbor Attack
  24. International organization established after WWI to promote peace and cooperation among nations.
    League of Nations