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WorksheetsWorld History Q3.2 Review
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which of the following is true of the League of Nations?
the league successfully prevented Germany from invading the Rhineland
it was able to force Germany to pay all reparations
The League was ineffective.
The League ratified the Treaty of Versailles.
One cause of the Great Depression was...
high economic activity.
low prices in Germany.
poverty among the top levels of society in the U.S.
the collapse of the American Stock Market
Why did people accept dictatorial rulers during the Great Depression?
Totalitarians appealed to people in desperate situations
Nobody else wanted to lead the countries.
Dictators took over by force.
Most people preferred dictators over freedom.
In a totalitarian state, individual freedoms are...
In a totalitarian state, individual freedoms are...
voted on every four years.
denied in favor of strict government control.
promoted through mass propaganda
Which countries retained democratic traditions after The Great Depression?
Italy and Russia
Spain and France
France and Britain
Austria and Poland
Why did other countries allow Hitler to send troops into the Rhineland?
It was a demilitarized zone.
Hitler practiced appeasement.
Many Germans lived in the Rhineland.
The Treaty of Versailles did not include the Rhineland.
Which countries and areas was Japan determined to seize and control?
North China and Manchuria
Poland and Manchuria
Czechoslovakia and Poland
China and Germany
Germany became allied with
the United States and France.
France and Great Britain.
Italy and France.
Japan and Italy.
What event does this cartoon depict?
Hitler's non-aggression pact with Stalin
Hitler's approval of Japan's bombing of Pearl Harbor
Europe's appeasement of Hitler
All of the choices
The Battle of Britain (Blitz) backfired because...
Germany bombed civilian targets rather than military
German bombs failed to explode.
the British turned their attention to the Soviet Union.
Germany canceled the bombing too soon.
Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor?
to practice for much bigger, more important attacks
to make the United States want to ally with Japan
to force the US into WWII
to destroy the U.S. Navy in the Pacific
Hitler's lightning war early in the war gave him control of
most of the Pacific.
most of Europe.
the United States and Italy.
Northern Africa.
At the beginning of the war, Germany's increased need for raw materials was satisfied by
Germany's own resources.
its war allies, Italy and Spain.
the countries it defeated.
a trading arrangement with the Soviet Union.
The invasion of Normandy was important because
Germany was forced to fight the war on two fronts
the first front was too short to do any damage.
there were too many countries involved for one front.
it covered the most important country.
W.48 The President of the United States during most of WWII was...
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Dwight Eisenhower
Theodore Roosevelt
W.48 Adolph Hitler was leader of Germany and Benito Mussolini was leader of Great Britain during WWII.
True
False
W.51 What was decided about the fate of Germany at the conclusion of WWII?
It would be divided into 4 zones, each controlled by a different member of the allied forces
Germany would be forced to pay massive reparations to the allied forces
Germany would be offered self-determination in exchange for helping the US win the war against Japan
Germany would cease being a nation
W.51 Which of the following was created as the end of WWII neared?
The United Nations
The League of Nations
NATO
The European Union
W.51 Which of the following did the US choose as the method for winning the war against Japan.
dropping atomic bombs over Hiroshima & Nagasaki
invasion of the Japanese mainland
conditional surrender brokered by the Soviets
joint invasion and occupation of Japan with the Soviets
W.53 What event in WWII does this map show?
The Siege of Leningrad
The London Blitz
Island Hopping
Allied bombing of Dresden, Germany
Which of the following statements best explains the fate of neutral nations during WWII?
Most of the nations wishing to be neutral at the start of WWII were unable to remain so as the war progressed
most nations joined a alliance of neutral nations led by the United States
nations who were neutral at the start of the were able to successfully resist invasion of hostile forces
France successfully defeated Nazi forces
