Although the _______ of ______ is considered the immediate cause of WW2, many historians suggest that Hitler's ______ of the _______ could be considered the immediate cause of WW2.

invasion Poland invasion Rhineland

invasion England invasion Rhineland

invasion Poland invasion Rhode Island

acquisition Poland acquisition Rhineland

In 1924 Hitler was sentenced to jail for ______, this short-lived sentence between WWI and WWII is when Hitler would write Mein Kampf. This ______ gave details to the ____ ______ which would ultimately lead to the death of 6 million Jews also known as the _______.

treason manifesto Final Solution Holocaust

murder manifesto Final Solution Holocaust

treason autobiography Final Solution Holocaust

treason manifesto Final Equation Holocaust

Historians believe that Churchill can be credited with saving Europe. What significant events helped shape the man....

All of the answers would apply....

His strategic failure at the Battle of Gallipoli in WWI

Facing failure head on, he chose to place himself on the front lines of war

British leaders were seeking to appease Hitler, Churchill chose to get the "heartbeat" of the people

Churchill summarized in a speech to Britain and the world, "We will never surrender"

Rosie the Riveter encouraged women to...

Stay at home for their children

WW1 is known as the Great War. We use the acrostic GREAT to recall the causes of WW2 as many historians suggest they are connected. Which cause below would force Germany into setbacks through loss of land, military, and money? Thus causing, figuratively speaking, a chip on their shoulder.

Treaty of Versailles (after WW1)

In what ways did NC make contributions to the war effort?

All answers speak to NC contributions

Tobacco production for soldiers cigarettes

Textiles production for lines and uniforms

Over 300K North Carolinians would serve in the military during the war

*Ft. Bragg *Seymour Johnson AFB *Camp Lejeune *Cherry Point Naval Station

To drop or not to drop, the big question. There is much debate concerning the right or wrong move for President Truman to have the bombs dropped. Which 2 statements below " best" support his decision? (Multiple answers)

Imagine you (President Truman) have the ability (fire power) to stop the war but you didn't. Now you have to go face a crowd of fathers and mothers who have lost their son or daughters to the war.

Japan's surrender meant a stoppage in fighting and no more deaths from war. It has been approximated that another 500K plus men would have died trying to win the war.

You don't mess with 'Merica! It was time for "US" to demonstrate our "super power". The rest of the world would know not to try America.

The country of ______ was not invited to the Treaty of Versailles after WWI. Despite the fact that this country gave money, soldiers and _____ to the ____ forces, they felt betrayed. As a result they would seek to "prove" their worth in the coming years leading up to WW2. This would create the (E) in the (GREAT) underlying causes to WW2, _____ of ______ Supremacy.

Japan supplies Allied Expansion Japanese

Russia supplies Allied Expansion Russian

Italy supplies Allied Expansion Italian

Japan supplies Central Expansion Japanese

During ___, Hitler and Germany create an _____ early on in the war, known as the Nazi-Soviet ____. However, as Hitler grew greedy for more power, he would later break the pact and attack the ___ ____ at the Battle of _______ and lose.

WW2 alliance Pact Red Army Stalingrad

WW2 Pact alliance Red Army Stalingrad

WWI alliance Pact Red Cross Stalingrad

WW2 alliance Pact Red Army Stalingrade

The bombing of Japan would lead to Japanese surrender and bring an end to the war. The Paris Peace Treaties would set forth conditions (Potsdam Conference) for creating peace in Europe, what were they....

punishment for war crimes (Nuremberg Trials)

After being sidelined for slapping a soldier who was experiencing what "we" would call (____), Gen. Patton would figuratively be slapped in the face when he was given his new mission called Operation _____. A fake mission of ______ tanks meant to fool Hitler through _____ images.

PTSD Fortitude balloon satelite

LMNOP Fortitude balloon satelite

PTSD Fortitude balloon cellular

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 3 pts

Which man was elected to the office of president 4 times and served during the Great Depression and WWII? He would later die just 82 days into his 4th term.

Franklin Roosevelt

Harry Truman

Dwight Eisenhower

John F Kennedy

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 3 pts

Where did WW2 take place?

Europe

The Pacific islands

North Africa

All of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 4 pts

Which dictator ruled over which country?

Mussolini - Japan

Stalin - Russia

Tojo - Italy

Germany - Hitler

Mussolini - Italy

Putin - Russia

Hirohito - Japan

Germany - Hitler

Mussolini - Italy

Stalin - Russia

Hirohito - Japan

Germany - Hitler

Mussolini - Italy

Lenin - Russia

Hirohito - Japan

Germany - Hitler

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 2 pts

What event caused the U.S. to drop the stance of
isolationism and to enter WW2?

Germany invading Poland

Sinking of the Lusitania

Attack on Pearl Harbor

France being taken over

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 2 pts

What was the purpose of the Lend Lease Act of 1941 during WWII?

To help German Military

For the U.S. to officially enter WW2

To let countries borrow or lease weapons to fight the Axis powers

To get more government funding for the War

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 3 pts

German submarines ambushed hundreds of ships off the coast of Cape Hatteras, this area is known as _. Which is another reason the area is called the Graveyard of the _.

*torpedo junction

*Atlantic

*war zone

*Atlantic

*Junkyard of bones

*Atlantic

*German gauntlet

*Gulf of Mexico

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 3 pts

WW1 is known as the Great War. We use the acrostic "GREAT" to recall the causes of WW2 as many historians suggest they are connected. The "Rise of Dictators" is the (R), what is the (A) and to which dictator was this allowed?

Annihilation

Stalin

Appeasement

Hitler

Annihilation

Hirohito

Appeasement

Mussolini

Aggregate

Stalin

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WW2 - Turner

Which man was elected to the office of president 4 times and served during the Great Depression and WWII? He would later die just 82 days into his 4th term.

Where did WW2 take place?

Which dictator ruled over which country?

What event caused the U.S. to drop the stance of
isolationism and to enter WW2?

What was the purpose of the Lend Lease Act of 1941 during WWII?

German submarines ambushed hundreds of ships off the coast of Cape Hatteras, this area is known as _. Which is another reason the area is called the Graveyard of the _.

WW1 is known as the Great War. We use the acrostic "GREAT" to recall the causes of WW2 as many historians suggest they are connected. The "Rise of Dictators" is the (R), what is the (A) and to which dictator was this allowed?

Although the _ of is considered the immediate cause of WW2, many historians suggest that Hitler's of the _ could be considered the immediate cause of WW2.

This dictator started out as a pacifist, then a military sniper, his nationalist and fascist movement would intimidate voters into selecting him as their leader. He later would be overthrown, decapitated and paraded through the streets for all to see. Who was it and what country did lead?

Executive Order 9066 by President FDR would force ______ Americans into internment camps following the Pearl Harbor attack.

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WW2 - Turner

Which man was elected to the office of president 4 times and served during the Great Depression and WWII? He would later die just 82 days into his 4th term.

Where did WW2 take place?

Which dictator ruled over which country?

What event caused the U.S. to drop the stance of isolationism and to enter WW2?

What was the purpose of the Lend Lease Act of 1941 during WWII?

German submarines ambushed hundreds of ships off the coast of Cape Hatteras, this area is known as _____. Which is another reason the area is called the Graveyard of the _____.

WW1 is known as the Great War. We use the acrostic "GREAT" to recall the causes of WW2 as many historians suggest they are connected. The "Rise of Dictators" is the (R), what is the (A) and to which dictator was this allowed?

Although the _______ of ______ is considered the immediate cause of WW2, many historians suggest that Hitler's ______ of the _______ could be considered the immediate cause of WW2.

This dictator started out as a pacifist, then a military sniper, his nationalist and fascist movement would intimidate voters into selecting him as their leader. He later would be overthrown, decapitated and paraded through the streets for all to see. Who was it and what country did lead?

Executive Order 9066 by President FDR would force ______ Americans into internment camps following the Pearl Harbor attack.

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What event caused the U.S. to drop the stance of
isolationism and to enter WW2?

German submarines ambushed hundreds of ships off the coast of Cape Hatteras, this area is known as _. Which is another reason the area is called the Graveyard of the _.

Although the _ of is considered the immediate cause of WW2, many historians suggest that Hitler's of the _ could be considered the immediate cause of WW2.