WWII

The atomic bombs used to end World War II were dropped on__________________.

• Tokyo and Nagasaki
• Berlin and Tokyo
• Hiroshima and Nagasaki
• Hiroshima and Berlin

Which of the following led the United States into WWII?

• Battle of Britain
• German invasion of Poland
• Fall of France to Nazis
• Attack on Pearl Harbor

The United States responded to the growing totalitarian threat with a policy of____________.

• militarism
• Isolationism
• appeasement
• aggression

At the end of WWI, winning nations forced Germany to sign the Treaty of Versailles. How did Adolf Hitler respond to the terms of the treaty when he came into power in Germany?

• He upheld them
• He violated them.
• He renegotiated them.
• He appealed to the League of Nations

In negotiating at the conference in Munich, Great Britain and France gave into Hitler's demands for control ofthe Sudetenland. In doing so, they were following a policy of __________________.

• Appeasement
• isolationism
• militarism
• imperialism

Adolf Hitler used a blitzkrieg, or lightning war to conquer ________________, which then started World War II

• Austria
• Poland 
• Russia
• Great Britain

Believers in fascism took control of governments in____________________________.

• Spain and France
• Germany and Bulgaria
• Italy and Hungary
• Germany and Italy

The following were the main axis powers during World War II :_________________________.

• France, Japan, and Italy
• U.S., Japan, and Russia
• Great Britain, Nazi Germany, and Japan
• Italy, Nazi Germany, and Japan

The following were the main allied Powers during World War II

• U.S., Italy, and France
• U.S. , Great Britain, and France
• Italy, Germany, and Japan
• U.S. , France, and Japan

Which was NOT a cause of World War II?

• Military aggression by Germany ,Italy, and Japan
• Lingering frustration about the outcomes of the Treaty of Versailles
• Socialism spread across North America keeping the U.S. fighting an unpopular ideology.
• The international community ignored the aggressive nations and chose a policy of appeasement