World War 2 Quiz #1

What was the League of Nations?

• It was an alliance of Ethiopia.
• It was an organization that was create to promote peace across the world.
• It was an organization that promote economic stability.
• It was an organization that promotes war.

Before world war 2, many leaders in Europe created Fascist governments.
Which of the following descriptions below best describe fascism?

• A government that promotes individual freedoms.
• A form of government that place the interest of the state before the interest of its citizens.
• A form of government where citizens are represented in Government.
• A form of government that create economic stability

Between 1930 and 1940 fascist regimes like Japan, Germany and Italy was similar in that each emphasized on ...

• empathy towards African nations
• the protection of human rights
• taking over other countries for their own gain (imperialism)

• support for free expression

The invasion of which country below forced countries like Britain and France to declare war on Germany? 

• Poland
• Rhinelands
• Czechoslovakia
• France

The alliance displayed by the picture was formed during World War Two. 
What was the name of this alliance?

• Triple Alliance
• Alied
• Central Powers
• Axis Powers

Why did the United States not fight alongside the Allies until December 1941?

• The American military wasn't ready.

• They were adhering to a policy of isolationism.

• They hadn't yet decided whose side they were on.

• Lots of Americans really respected Hitler and Mussolini.

Which of the following is NOT a term of the Treaty of Versailles?

• A limit on the army of 100,000 soldiers.

• Loss of 10% of Germany's territory

• Demilitarization of Bavaria

• Accepting blame for starting WW1

A system of government marked by centralization of authority under a dictator, a capitalist economy subject to stringent governmental controls, violent suppression of the opposition, and typically a policy of belligerent nationalism and racism.

• imperialism

• militarism

• fascism

• ultra-nationalism

The leader of fascist Italy was Benito ...

(a)  

The leader of the United States at the start of WW2 was ...

(a)