WorksheetsWW2 REVIEW
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Who was the leader of Nazi Germany during World War II?
Heimrich Himler
Winston Churchill
Adolph Hiter
Erwin Rommel
The attack on Jewish businesses, homes, and synagogues in November of 1938 is known as
Munich Putsch
Kristallnacht
Kamikazi
Blitzkreig
The invasion of Poland, the start of World War II in Europe, was conquered by the Germans by using this type of battle strategy which combined swift troop movements with airplanes and heavy tanks.
Blitzkrieg
Kamikaze
Island Hopping
Amphibious Assault
This policy of U.S. Neutrality, which involved other allied powers buying ships and supplies in cash and transporting them back themselves, was known as
Mobilization
Convey System
Mobilization
Cash Carry Policy
On December 7 th , 1941, the United States is brought into the war after being attacked at this location by Japan.
Dutch Harbor
Bar Harbor
Apra Harbor
Pearl Harbor
This naval treaty, which limited the size and number of battleship’s produced around the world, was one of many reasons that Japan was unhappy with the treatment they were receiving from the U.S. and chose to attack.
London Naval Treaty
San Francisco Naval Treaty
Washington Naval Treaty
Tokyo Naval Treaty
The invasion of the _______________ by Germany was a direct violation of the ___________signed by the two nations earlier in the war.
Soviet Union, Non-Aggression Pact
Soviet Union, Mutual Alliance
France, Mutual Alliance
Italy, Non- Aggression Pact
Propaganda was used on the homefront to
Unite civilians in the war effort
Depict the enemy as less a than human
Support government programs such as rationing
All of these
Unrestricted submarine warfare by the Germans was used during this ongoing sea battle
Battle of the Mediterranean
Battle of the Coral Sea
Battle of the Atlantic
Battle of the Pacific
Two of the resources that the Germans and Japanese needed to support their war machine were
Oil and Steel
Steel and Gold
Gold and Iron
Oil and Salt
This type of suicide attack by Japanese pilots, which is translated to Divine Wind, was known as
Meiyo
Kamikaze
Yamato
Jisatsu
Anti-Semitism is
Prejudice and discrimination towards Christians
Prejudice and discrimination towards Japanese people
Prejudice and discrimination towards Native Americans
Prejudice and discrimination towards Jews
What was the policy of appeasement as demonstrated by the countries of French and Great Britain?
Following the demands of U.S. of neutrality and becoming involved in their war.
Listening to the recommendations of Russian Leadership towards addressing the problem of the Great Depression throughout Europe.
Giving in to demands of Germany to try and maintain peace in Europe.
None of these
Auschwitz and Buchenwald are two examples of _________ during the Holocaust
Ghettos
Slums
Death Camps
POWs
One reason for the U.S. for using the atomic bomb on Japan was that
To bring about the quicker end to the war
To prevent the U.S. from having to invade the home islands of Japan to end the war
To prevent the Soviet Union form entering the war with Japan
Both A and B
All of the following countries were members of the allied powers EXCEPT
U.S.
Great Britain
Italy
Soviet Union
This battle strategy used in the Pacific was to move the U.S. closer to the home islands of Japan throughout the war
Kamikaze
Blitzkrieg
Amphibious Assault
Island Hopping
This group of people were vital to the success of war production of the United States during World War II
Woman
Native Americans
Children
Japanese Americans
Many of the allied nations during the war used this government enforced regulation to control the supply of goods and resources during the war.
Rationing
Mobilization
Production Quotas
Price Controls
The protection of religious and cultural sites is most associated with the invasion of this country
Italy
Germany
Japan
France
What were the Nuremberg Laws?
They imposed high fines for citizens for having loud parties in their homes.
They outlawed all religion in Germany, making Hitler’s regime a completely secular state
They banned books, magazines, and newspapers not strictly approved by the Nazi government
They excluded Jews from German citizenship and denied basic rights to Jews
World War II is considered a “total war” because
Both civilians and military locations were targeted during battles.
Economies were converted to producing only war materials during the war
Everyday life for civilians revolved around the “war effort”
All of these
This type of government, which glorifies the state above the individual and military strength, was set up in Nazi Germany by Nazi Leadership.
Democracy
Fascism
Monarchy
Oigarchy
The Manhattan Project was the code name for the construction of the atomic bombs which were sued to attack the cities of
Nagasaki and Kyoto
Kyoto and Hiroshima
Nagasaki and Hiroshima
Hiroshima and Tokyo
