WWI begins review

Which country was invaded which caused France and Great Britain to declare war?

• Czechoslovakia

• Soviet Union

• United States

• Poland

Hitler violated the Treaty of Versailles by doing all of the following except

• tripled size of miltiary
• continued paying reparations
• occupied the Rhineland
• constructed the Anschluss

The Munich Agreement said

• Germany gets the Sudetenland

• Germany cannot occupy the Sudetenland

• Czechoslovakia gets to decide whether Germany gets the Sudetenland or not

• appeasement was not the best option

With whom did Hitler sign a Non-Aggression Pact in August of 1939?

• Churchill
• Stalin
• FDR
• Mussolini

What does Hitler promise after the Munich Agreement?

• Not to invade any more territories

• To give Austria independence

• To join with Britain against the USSR

• To give back the Sudentenland

Why did France and Britain use appeasement to stop Hitler

• They wanted to avoid another World War
• Prevent a Nazi invasion of Russia
• To prevent the fall of the league of Nations
• Didn't want to anger Germans

How did the policy of appeasement lead to WWII?

• European powers let Germany get away with aggressive maneuvers until it was too late
• It caused the global economic depression
• France let Germany invade with little resistance
• It prevented Germany from developing its military, thus angering German leadership

Which most contributed to the rise of the Nazi party?

• Great Depression

• The new democratic government of Germany

• Rise of fascism in Italy

• Isolationism practiced in America

The newspaper headlines best describes:

• Pacifism

• Nationalism

• Isolationism

• Appeasement

How did World War I contribute to the events leading up to World War II?

• Germans wanted to expand their nation to regain territory in the Soviet Union.

• Britain and France wanted to force Germany to make reparation payments.

• Germans hated the Versailles Treaty and supported Hitler's actions to defy it.

• The Soviet Union wanted to take over German territory in Eastern Europe.