Early WWII

When did WWII take place?

• 1939-1945

• 1914-1918

• 1898

• 1955-1975

Adolf Hitler, Hideki Tojo, and Benito Mussolini are all examples of:

• Communists

• Dictators

• Allies

• Capitalists

Match the following leaders to the country that they ruled

• Nazi Germany

• Hideki Tojo

• Italy

• Franklin Roosevelt

• United States

• Adolf Hitler

• Soviet Union

• Joseph Stalin

• Japan

• Benito Mussolini

Japan became an ______ when they took over parts of China and Southeast Asia to gain resources.

Document that ended WWI but also punished Germany severely and caused an economic depression, later led to the rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party

• Treaty of Paris

• Declaration of Independence

• Treaty of Versailles

• Lend-Lease Act

When Great Britain and France gave into Hitler's demands for territorial expansion hoping that they could avoid war

• diplomacy

• isolationism

• aggression

• appeasement

The United States followed a policy of (a)   by not getting involved in the beginning of World War II. ​

• isolationism
• aggression
• diplomacy

Match the following ways in which the United States helped its European allies with the description that goes with it

• US will supply aid but not on US ships

• Cash-Carry

• US will lend war materials to allies

• Arsenal of Democracy

• Provide weapons and money to allies

• Flying Tigers

• FDR: "No trade with hostile countries!"

• Lend-Lease Act

• US pilots that helped defend China

• Quarantine Speech

Japan sees the United States' presence in the ​ (a)   Ocean as a threat to their ideas of territorial expansion.

• Pacific
• Atlantic
• Indian

Nazi Germany invaded this country to officially kick off World War II:

• Poland

• France

• Soviet Union

• Japan