WorksheetsWorld War II
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What was significant about the Spanish Civil War?
It was a role model for post World War II politics.
It was the dress rehearsal for World War II.
It's where Franco became a major player in the world.
George Orwell found his writing voice.
Why did the Japanese feel the need to expand?
To be a true Empire.
It honored the bushido code.
Because they hated the Chinese government.
It lacked resources.
Why were the Japanese unhappy with the Treaty of Versailles?
They were promised land and didn't get it.
It was not a document that expressed the views of the modern world.
The United States drafted it and that was their mortal enemy.
It lacked thought and creativity.
Mein Kampf was written by this person:
Franco
Stalin
FDR
Hitler
What was the Samurai Bushido Code?
The post World War II plan that would inspire Gen. Marshall.
Life, meaning, and Happiness
Duty, Self-Sacrifice, loyalty, devotion, honor to death.
Death to anybody that crosses you.
Where did Japan invade first?
China
North Korea
The Philippines
Manchuria
At __________ was were Japanese troops killed thousands of civilians, raped women, and killed children.
The Philippines
Nanking
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Advocating or pursuing an aggressive military policy; War hawkish.
Chauvinistic
Militaristic
Big Stick Dipolmacy
Post World War I policy.
To promote isolationism, the US passed this law that forbade the sale of weapons to warring countries and also outlawed lending money to them.
Lend Lease
The New Deal
Executive Order 9066
The Neutrality Acts
The following is NOT an example of how Hitler violated The Treaty of Versailles:
Remilitarizing the Rhineland.
The Dawes Plan
Building a strong Military
Creation of the Luftwaffe
An agreement between two countries to not fight each other and split Poland down the middle.
The Nazi-Soviet Nonaggressive Pact.
English-Soviet Peace agreemant
The Potsdam accord
The Yalta deal
Who were apart of the Tripartite pact?
England, USA, Soviet Union
Spain, Italy, Germany, Soviet Union
Japan, Germany, Italy
Spain, Germany, Italy
Who were the Allied Powers
Japan, Germany, Italy
France, Spain, Greece
USA, France, Italy
USA, Soviet Union, Great Britain
Who were the Axis Powers?
Germany, Italy, Japan
USA, Great Britain, France
Spain, Italy, Germany
China, Soviet Union, North Korea
A large evacuation that saved thousands of British soldiers.
Dunkirk
Pearl Harbor
D-Day
Schindler's Plan
How was World War II different for France than World War I
They pushed the Germans around this time.
They pulled all the weight for most of the war.
They were wiped out within a month in WWII.
Trick Question France has never been in a war.
The bombing of London was:
Blitzkrieg
The Battle of the Bulge
The Great Blitz
The Great Cat Massacre
The Nazi's mass invasion of the Soviet Union was know as...
Stalingrad
Operation Barbarossa
The Russian Revolution
The Great Purge
This battle was the turning point in Eastern Europe and the war in Europe in general.
Midway
Battle of the Bulge
Stalingrad
Operation Barbarossa
What was the main objective for the invasion of Normandy?
To kill Hitler.
To put pressure on the Japanese.
Create a diversion.
To liberate France.
What country had the most casualties after WWII?
USA
Great Britain
The Soviet Union
Japan
What country was the Sudetenland in?
Poland
Austria
Czechoslovakia
The Soviet Union
Giving into aggressive demands to maintain peace.
Neutrality Acts
Appeasement
Lend Lease
Laissez-faire
The RAF was?
The British Navy
The German Air-force
The US Navy
The British Air-Force
The Luftwaffe was?
The German Laws
The German Air-Force
The German Navy
The German Police
Who was the commander of the Pacific?
Eisenhower
Patton
FDR
MacArthur
Who was the commander of the Europe
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Patton
Montgomery
Who was the Dessert Fox?
Patton
Rommel
James Bond
Eisenhower
Germany's last offensive
Battle of the Bulge
Battle of Midway
D-Day
Stalingrad
The Prime Minister of Great Britain during WWII
FDR
Winston Churchill
Nevill Chamberlain
Alec Guinness
He was the US President during the majority of WWII:
Harry Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Woodrow Wilson
He was the US President that made the decision to drop two Atomic Bombs:
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Douglas MacArthur
Harry Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
He was the dictator of Germany during WWII:
Hitler
Mussolini
Franco
Stalin
He was the leader of the Nationalist during the Spanish Civil War:
Francisco Franco
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
A former journalist and socialist that later create the fascist party
Peter Jennings
Francisco Franco
V.I. Lenin
Benito Mussolini
Was the star of a campaign in the US aimed at recruiting female workers for defense industries during World War II:
Uncle Sam
Rosie the Riveter
James Cagney
Frank Sinatra
Was an extensive system of coastal defense and fortifications built by Nazi Germany to keep out an anticipated Allied invasion.
The Atlantic Wall
The Maginot Line
The D-Day Defense System
Hitler's Wall
Information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause of point of view.
Propaganda
Fake News
Nazi Message
Communism
A surprise attack in the pacific that started the pacific theater campaign in World War II.
Pearl Harbor
Iwo Jima
Midway
The Philippines
A strategy that the US used in the war in the pacific against the Japanese:
Total War
Island-Hopping
Carpet Bombing
Japanese Blitzkrieg
The bloodiest battle in the war in the Pacific:
The Philipines
Midway
Iwo Jima
Pearl Harbor
This battle was the first naval battle where the enemy battleships didn't even see each other, because of technology and weather.
Midway
Battle of the Coral Sea
Iwo Jima
Battle of the English Channel
This battle was the turning point in the war in the pacific.
Iwo Jima
Battle of Midway
The Philipines
Battle of Tokyo
Japanese aircraft loaded with explosives and making a deliberate suicidal crash on an enemy target.
Suicide Bomber
Kamikaze
Bushido Fighters
Japanese Missile Planes
Was a research and development project during World War II that produced the first nuclear weapons.
The Philadelphia Experiment
Manhattan Project
Oppenheimer Project
Atomic Bomb Project
The American physicist that helped make the first nuclear weapon.
Albert Einstein
Robert Oppenhiemer
Wernher von Braun
Alan Touring
The first Atomic Bomb was dropped on this location
Nagasaki
Hiroshima
Iwo Jima
Tokoyo
After the first Atomic bomb was dropped a few days later a second Atomic Bomb was dropped on this location.
Nagasaki
Hiroshima
Iwo Jima
Okanawa
The genocide during World War II that saw the systematic murder of six million Jews
The Jewish genocide
The Holocaust
The Armenian genocide
Final Solution
Stripped Jews of their citizenship and rights
Nuremberg Trails
Nuremberg Laws
The Holocaust
Propaganda
On this night Germans torched synagogues, vandalized Jewish homes, schools and businesses and killed close to 100 Jews.
Kristallnacht
The Triumph of the Will
The Great Jewish Massacre
The Nuremberg March
At First in order to segregate the Jews from the other population. The Jews were moved to this area.
Gulag
Ghettos
Internment Camps
Auschwitz
The deliberate killing of a large group of people especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation.
Homicide
Gendercide
Nazism
Genocide
The Nuremberg Trials were:
When 200 Germans and Austrians were tried for crimes against humanity.
The trials for German Jews who violated the Nuremberg Laws.
A rally held in Nuremberg
The Trail that was held before Jews were sent off to Auschwitz.
This battle for the first time in World War II saw the RAF face the Luftwaffe. It was a battle that would later be seen as a moral victory for the British.
The Battle of Stalingrad
The Battle of Britain
The Battle of Midway
The Battle of The Bulge
In February of 1945 this conference top priorities was the reorganization of Germany and Europe in a Post World War II world.
Yalta Conference
Potsdam Conference
Tehran Conference
Casablanca Conference
In June of 1945 this Conference's main focus was ending the war against the Japanese and resurrecting Germany and Eastern Europe.
Yalta Conference
Potsdam Conference
Tehran Conference
The Cold War Conference
This act was a way around the Neutrality Acts and made it okay to lend money and trade war goods to countries that were vital to the survival of American Democracy.
The Franco-Anglo Act
Lend Lease
The Phony War Policy
The Nazi-Soviet Nonaggressive Pact
This event ended the United States Isolationism and brought them into World War II.
The Attack of Pearl Harbor
The Invasion of Poland
The Battle of Britain
The Battle of France
It replaced the Neutrality Acts of 1937, by countries could purchase only nonmilitary goods from the United States as long as the recipients paid immediately in cash and assumed all risk in transportation using their own ships.
Cash and Carry Policy
The Neutrality Acts II
The Good Neighbor Policy
The War Acts of 1937
Executive Order 9066 was:
The Elimination of all Jedi's
The Elimination of all Jews
People of Japanese decent had to relocate to Internment Camps
The order to declare war on Japan
This replaced the League of Nations
NATO
The New League of Nations
The United Nations
The Warsaw Pact
The League of Nations failed because:
It was weak and failed to enforce its sanctions.
The United States didn't join.
Hitler destroyed it when he invaded France.
It was corrupt and bought out by capitalist.
Hitler and Mussolini supported this leader
Stalin
Franco
Franklin Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
The Nazi's considered this the master race:
Jews
Aryans
Slavs
Poles
The final answer to the question of the Jewish problem. It was the Nazi plan for the genocide of the Jews during World War II.
The Final Solution
The Final Plan
The Nuremberg Plan
The Jewish Problem Resolution
