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WorksheetsWWII Packet Quiz - Review
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 25mins
What was one of the three reasons Germany could not pay for the costs of WWI?
Germany's economy thrived after WWI, but they were greedy and refused to pay
Hitler said he was going to spend his money on a war
They had the money, but used it on other war materials
The depression followed WWI
Who was the German leader in the 1920's?
Joseph Stalin
Francisco Franco
Adolf Hitler
Hirohito
What did Hitler try to convince the Germans of?
That all of Germany was falling apart
That Germany had been treated unfairly after WWI
That the economy was flourishing
That blond haired, blue eyed Germans were not "true" Germans
Who did Hitler blame for all of Germany's problems?
The French
The Americans
The Russians
The Jews
What did Hitler consider to be a "true German?"
Blond hair and blue eyes
Blue eyes and brown hair
Blond hair and green eyes
Green eyes and brown hair
What was the name alternate name for the Nazis?
Jewish
Germans
National Socialists
Storm fighters
What were the soldiers who attacked Jewish people and others against Hitler called?
TIE Fighters
Storm Troopers
Jedi Knights
Dictators
What were the prisons called where people were sent when they did not agree with Hitler?
Relocation camps
County jail
Concentration camps
Federal prison
What did Hitler rule as?
Anarchist
Dictator
Democrat
Monarch
How did Hitler rebuild Germany after WWI?
Produced tanks, guns, and other war supplies
Produced computers, smartphones, and weapons
Produced war supplies, weapons, and food
Produced tanks, clothing, and electricity
Who was the dictator of the Soviet Union?
Francisco Franco
Benito Mussolini
Hirohito
Joseph Stalin
Who was the dictator of Spain?
Francisco Franco
Benito Mussolini
Joseph Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Who was the dictator of Italy?
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Joseph Stalin
Francisco Franco
Who was the dictator of Japan?
Francisco Franco
Joseph Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Hirohito
What were the three things Japan's military planned to get by conquering countries in Asia and the Pacific?
Money, ships, iron
Oil, clothing, food
Oil, rubber, iron
Rubber, ships, food
When did Germany invade Poland?
September 12, 1940
October 1, 1939
September 1, 1955
September 1, 1939
When did Britain and France declare war on Germany?
September 1, 1939
September 3, 1939
October 15, 1945
September 9, 1940
________________________ promised to keep the U.S. out of the war.
Harry S. Truman
George W. Bush
William H. Taft
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Which of these four things did the U.S. make to prepare for war just in case they were attacked?
Bombers (planes)
Food
Bow and arrows
Boats
What did the U.S. send to help Britain?
Equipment and food
Boats and men
Guns and rubber
Equipment and supplies
When did the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor take place?
December 25, 1984
December 7, 1939
December 7, 1941
December 18, 1945
Where was Pearl Harbor located?
Hawaii
California
Japan
Mexico
Who were the three countries considered the Axis Powers?
Germany, Italy, Japan
Germany, U.S., Italy
Japan, Australia, Mexico
Canada, U.S., U.N.
Which four countries were considered Allies?
Germany, U.S., Soviet Union, Japan
U.S., Britain, Soviet Union, France
Italy, Britain, Japan, Germany
U.S., Germany, Soviet Union, Italy
Which of these was NOT a job of women during WWII?
Armed forces
Pilots
Nurses
Cleaners
What is rationing?
Controlling what people buy
Letting people buy anything
Putting together ratios
When one person takes things from another
Why did Roosevelt put about 110,000 Japanese Americans in relocation camps?
He didn't like them
He thought they would help Japan invade the U.S.
He was power hungry
He wanted to make a statement to avoid war
Which of these states was NOT one of the 5 where Japanese Americans were relocated?
California
Utah
Arkansas
Missouri
What was the name of the Japanese army group that received more service awards than any other unit in WWII?
The 545th Combat Team
The 342nd Combat Team
The 442nd Combat Team
The 256th Combat Team
On what day did D-Day occur?
June 6, 1939
June 13, 1972
June 11, 1956
June 6, 1944
What occurred on D-Day?
Allies worked together in the largest water invasion in history
Allies worked together in the largest land invasion in history
Allies worked together in the largest air invasion in history
Allies worked together in the smallest water invasion in history
Who led the D-Day invasion?
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William Taft
What did Hitler do in April 1945?
Bombed Naval ships
Killed himself
Ran away
Attacked Italian ships in the Mediterranean Sea
Approximately how many total people were murdered in concentration camps?
Twelve million
Twelve thousand
One thousand two hundred
Twelve billion
What is the name of the largest concentration camp?
Belzec
Auschwitz
Chelmno
Ebensee
Which of these are considered reasons that the Nazis killed people?
Religion
Being ill or disabled
Political beliefs
For no reason
Who was the largest group of victims of the concentration camps?
Jewish people
French people
American people
Soviet people
Approximately how many Jews were murdered on Hitler's orders?
6 hundred
6 billion
6 thousand
6 million
What was the name given to the mass murder of European Jews?
The Final Solution
The Black Plague
The Mass Exodus
The Holocaust
What is the name of the plan Allied troops decided on in the Pacific, where they would take back islands one at a time until they reached Tokyo while simultaneously bombing Japan from the air?
Boat-jumping
Island-hopping
Free-diving
Lap-racing
Who agreed to the development of the atom bomb?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
William Taft
Adolf Hitler
Who was the Vice President of the U.S. who ended up taking over and deciding to drop the atom bomb on Japan?
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
What was the purpose of dropping the atom bomb on Japan?
To scare them
To show we meant business
To end the war quickly and save American lives
To start a new war with Japan
What was the name of the American bomber that dropped the atom bomb on Hiroshima, Japan?
Enola Fillet
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Enola Gay
What were the results in Hiroshima?
The bomb flattened Hiroshima and killed more than 75,000 people, mostly civilians
The bomb flattened Hiroshima, but killed nobody
The bomb missed Hiroshima and went into the ocean
The bomb missed Hiroshima and hit Nagasaki instead
Where did the second atom bomb drop in Japan?
Hiroshima
Osaka
Nagasaki
Tokyo
What does V-J Day stand for?
Black History Month
Victory over Jewish Day
Just Valentine's Day
Victory over Japan Day
What was the purpose of the United Nations?
To start war with other countries
To end WWII
To keep world peace
To promote cooperation among nation
