Japan's invasion of Manchuria

Which policy, that contributed to the start of WWII, did western nations adopt in the 1930s?

• pacifism
• appeasement
• militarism
• fascism

Hitler's blitzkrieg tactics 

• allowed Germany to take over much of Europe by 1940.
• strained Germany's resources.
• inspired Britain to establish an air force.
• had no effect on Norway and Denmark.

Hitler made an agreement with Joseph Stalin because

• he wanted to invade Poland without interference.

• Germany wanted to combine with the Soviet culture.

• Hitler thought the Soviets would protect Germany from the west.

• Stalin respected the German leader.

Like Germany, the Japanese were also committing acts of aggression in Asia. One of the primary reasons for invading Manchuria and China was -

• religious freedom.

• prestige among nations.

• natural resources.

• racial superiority.

Which country practiced isolationism (staying away from the rest of the world) at the start of WWII?

• Germany

• Japan

• U.S.S.R

• United States

The invasion of which country started World War II?

• Poland

• Belgium

• France

• Czechoslovakia

Following Hitler's invasion of France, Great Britain was the only European nation standing against Germany. Which battle took place between the British RAF (Royal Air Force) and the German Luftwaffe over the skies of England. I

• Battle of Bulge

• Battle of Britain

• Battle of Berlin

• Battle of Stalingrad

Why was Joseph Stalin so surprised by Hitler's attack?

• They had a peace agreement

• They were BFFs

• Stalin had a birthday party on that day

• Germany was smaller

The Battle of __________________ was a crucial turning point in WW2.

• Stalingrad

• Paris

• Berlin

• New York

Which of these was most responsible for slowing down the German invasion of the Soviet Union (Russia)?

• the Russian Army

• Winter weather

• airplanes that wouldn't work

• traffic lights went out