SS6H3b - WW2

What was the big event that started WWII?

• invasion of Austria
• invasion of Poland
• invasion of Hungary
• invasion of Czechoslovakia 

Racism against the Jewish people is called

• Antisemitism

• The Holocaust

• Genocide

• Communism

When did the Nazi party gain the majority control of Germany?

• 1929

• 1932

• 1945

• 1940

The systematic murder of a group of people is known as ______.

• Genocide
• Regicide
• Communism
• Imperialism

The Treaty of Versailles required Germany had to do all of the following except?

• Give up its colonies around the world and a large part of its land at home.
• Greatly reduce its military strength.
• Pay reparations and accept the blame for the war.
• Allow Great Britain to run its government for 20 years.

A global conflict occurring between 1939 and 1945 (The U.S., Soviet Union, French, and British forces were fighting the Germans/Italy in Europe/North Africa.....the U.S. and British forces were also fighting the Japanese in the Pacific....)

• WW2
• WW1
• Cold War
• "The War To End All Wars"

The ______________  was the Nazi internment (putting people into camps), forced labor, and extermination of nearly 11 million people during WW2, an estimated 6+ million of whom were Jews

• Life in the ghettos of Poland
• Holocaust
• "Night of Broken Glass"
• Liberation Day

Hitler, if elected/appointed Chancellor (leader) of Germany, promised (the German people) to.....

• gain back all the land they lost, and to honor and respect the Treaty of Versailles' conditions listed
• restore Germany to its greatness, but also to continue to follow the conditions mentioned in the Treaty of Versailles
• totally ignore the Treaty of Versailles, and get back all the land/territory they had given up at the end of WW1
• work with the Allied countries (of WW1) to restore order and justice in Europe

A strong authoritarian government/dictatorship where the people have zero rights/freedoms. 

• Communism
• Fascism
• Dictatorship

Who was the leader of the Nazi Party?

• Wilhelm II
• Adolf Hitler
• Vladimir Lenin
• Woodrow Wilson