Review Causes of World War II (Europe and U.S.)

​ (a)   was the leader of ​ (b)   and invaded ​ (c)   after annexing Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Sudetenland immediately causing WWII.

• Adolf Hitler
• Benito Mussolini

• Germany
• Poland
• Joseph Stalin 
• Japan 
• Italy 
• France

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Causes of Pearl Harbor

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(b) Effects of Pearl Harbor

• Executive Order 9066

• Entry of the United States into World War II
• Japanese expansionism
• Strengthening of the Allied powers

• Economic sanctions on Japan

What was the policy of the US at the outbreak of War in Europe?

• The US adopted a policy of intervention.
• The US declared war on Germany right away.
• The US policy was isolationism.

• The US supported the Allies immediately.

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Axis Powers

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(b) Allied Powers

• Italy
• Soviet Union
• Germany
• Great Britain

• Japan
• United States
• France

The Lend-Lease began to end US Neutrality by-

• Providing military weapons to Allied nations.

• By reducing military production in the US.
• By increasing trade with Axis powers.
• By isolating the US from global conflicts.

What were causes of WWII?

• Treaty of Versailles

• The Cold War tensions
• Rise of totalitarian regimes

• Aggressive expansionism and appeasement

What event led to US entering World War II?

• German Battle for Britain

• Italian Invasion of Ethiopia

• Japanese Invasion of China

• Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

The policy of appeasement helped cause World War II because this policy

• reduced the armaments of major European powers

• gave too much power to the United Nations

• increased sea trade between England and the United States

• allowed the aggressive actions of Germany to go unchecked

What country did Japan invade that led to strained relations with the U.S.?

• China

• Russia

• Australia

• Pearl Harbor

• Poland

What was the date of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor?

• June 6, 1944

• July 4, 1931

• October 29, 1929

• December 7, 1941