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World War II

World War II

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History, Social Studies

10th Grade

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RI.9-10.7, RL.8.7, RL.9-10.7

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33 Slides • 31 Questions

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World War II

1939-1945

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Multiple Choice

Which agreement was labeled by the Nazis as unfair to Germany?

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Treaty of Versailles

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Soviet Non-Aggression Pact

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Munich Pact

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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

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Open Ended

List 2 of the 4 things Germany had to agree to do under the Treaty of Versailles.

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Multiple Choice

Which term is defined as payment for damages?

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mandate

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armistice

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reparation

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militarism

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Multiple Choice

One major reason the League of Nations failed was that it

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was not included in the Versailles Treaty

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was controlled by Communist Russia

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frightened many nations with its large military force

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lacked the support of many of the major world powers during crises

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The terms of the Treaty of Versailles and the global economic depression of the 1930s both contributed to the

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Scramble for Africa

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Amritsar Massacre

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Rise of fascist dictatorship in Germany

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Formation of the Congress of Vienna

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Neville Chamberlain visited Munich in 1938 to negotiate the fate of Sudetenland. Which policy is most closely associated with Chamberlain's action?

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appeasement

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non-alignment

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reparations

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colonialism

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Multiple Select

Which of the following territories did Hitler invade prior to the start of WWII?

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Rhineland

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Austria

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Sudetenland

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Czechoslovakia

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Poland

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Multiple Choice

Which event caused the policy of appeasement to be viewed as a failure?

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creation of the League of Nations (1919)

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forced famine in the Ukraine (1932)

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invasion of Czechoslovakia (1939)

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atomic bombing of Hiroshima (1945)

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Multiple Choice

What is blitzkrieg?

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a dance move

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lightning war

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a period of peace and prosperity

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an attempt to avoid conflict by meeting the demands of an aggressor

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Multiple Choice

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Why were the leaders of Western Europe surprised by the event addressed in this cartoon?

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The Soviet Union and Nazi Germany were both democratic regimes.

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The ideologies of these two nations were at opposite ends of the political spectrum.

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The Soviet Union had a long history of close relations with Great Britain.

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Since 1935, the official government policy of the Soviet Union had supported isolationism.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following countries was never a part of the Axis Powers?

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Soviet Union

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Germany

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Italy

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France

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Japan

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Multiple Choice

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Hitler's actions as expressed by this cartoon led Stalin to

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adopt a policy of appeasement

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take over Germany's industry

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join the Allies in the fight against Germany

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reduce the size of the Soviet army

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What was the United States foreign policy before World War II?

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direct involvement

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aid to Axis Powers

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supported Japan

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isolationism

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Multiple Choice

Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor?      
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Because they wanted to continue to take over countries in Southeast Asia 
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Because they wanted to cripple the US Navy
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Because they wanted to prevent the US from attacking Japan 
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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What day was Pearl Harbor attacked by the Japanese?
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9-1-39
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12-7-41 
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6-4-42 
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6-6-44

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Fill in the Blank

The _________ Project was the secret project in the United States that developed the atomic bomb

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Multiple Choice

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The persons pictured were the World War II leaders of the

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Axis Powers

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League of Nations

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The Allies

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Central Powers

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Multiple Choice

What was the codename for the invasion of Normandy?
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D-Day
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Operation Torch
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Operation Seal Lion
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Operation Overlord

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Multiple Choice

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Where did the D-Day battle take place?
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England
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France
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Germany
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Hawaii

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Multiple Choice

Why is the D-Day battle significant?
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It was the turning point of the war in the Pacific.
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It was the turning point of the war in Europe.
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It liberated Western Europe.
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It was the turning point of the war in Africa.

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Fill in the Blank

Fighting continued in Berlin until May 2 and all opposition in Germany ceased on May 7. This meant that the war in ____________ was over.

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Multiple Choice

V-E day, when people celebrate the victory in Europe, is on __________.

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April 30

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May 2

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May 8

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Multiple Choice

Who were the prisoners that were forced to march on the Bataan Death March?

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American and Filipino soldiers

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French and British soldiers

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Japanese soldiers

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Russian and Chinese soldiers

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Multiple Choice

What president made the decision to use the atomic bomb against Japan in World War II?      
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Harry S. Truman
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John F. Kennedy

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Multiple Choice

When was the atomic bomb dropped?

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1941

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1943

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1945

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1944

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Multiple Choice

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Where is Hiroshima?

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China

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Korea

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Japan

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Germany

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Multiple Choice

Which other Japanese city was also destroyed by an atomic bomb?
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Nagasaki
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Tokyo
3
Kyoto

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Multiple Choice

The heat that came from the bomb during the first seconds after the blast was equal to:
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the sun's heat
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14 times the sun's heat
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40 times the sun's heat

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Multiple Choice

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How many people died because of the atomic bomb?
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around 13,000
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around 230,000 people
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100,000 people

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What does the term "Final Solution" mean?
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Germany's plan to send all the Jews to Israel
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Hitler's plan to commit suicide
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Hitler's plan to kill all the Jews in Germany
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Hitler's plan to move all Jews to the U.S.

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How many Jews were murdered during the Holocaust?
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1 million
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6 million
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100'000
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60 million

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1939-1945

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