Which alliance was made up of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy?

Which alliance was made up of Britain, France, and Russia?

What area is considered the "powder keg" of Europe?

Who was assassinated alongside his wife in the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo?

What was the German idea to defeat France quickly so that they could move and focus on fighting Russia?

What battle saw the Germans pushing all the way towards Paris, only to have to retreat after the allies regrouped and defended the city?

What new fighting technique that began on the Western Front saw heavy casualties with little movement?

What was the area between the trenches that had a high chance of death called?

The Eastern Front primarily took place on the border between which two countries?

Why was Russia on the verge of collapsing during the Great War?

What passenger ship did a German U-boat sink that was also carrying U.S. citizens and supplies for the war?

What was the German strategy of sinking any ship without warning, primarily in British controlled water?

What was the telegram from Germany to Mexico that stated that Germany would help Mexico retake lost lands from the U.S. if they kept the U.S. occupied during the war?

What is the system in which people would only buy a small amount of certain goods that would be used for the war effort?

The new leader of Russia in 1917 was who?

What was the name of the treaty between Germany and Russia?

The group of people that many people changed their views of coming out of WWI due to their contributions were who?

The major battle that Germany pushed towards on the Western Front near the end of that war that ended in their defeat was what?

Which Allied country had the most combatant deaths during WWI?

Which of the following was NOT a part of the Fourteen Points?

Which of the following was NOT a punishment to Germany through the Treaty of Versailles?

Why did the League of Nations, the precursor to the United Nations, fail?

Who took over rule of Russia after Czar Alexander III?

What is the term that refers to workers who want to rule the country?

Who were the radicals that were willing to sacrifice everything to have the workers rule the country?

Who was the "holy man" that influenced the czar's wife and gained power in Russia?

Which of the following was a group that did NOT make up the Soviets?

What did the Bolsheviks become that were a classless society under a dictatorship?

Who was known as the "man of steel?"

What is the idea of total control of public and private life in a centralized government?

What was the event in which Stalin eliminated 8 to 13 million of his own people because he wanted to eliminate any threats to his power?

Which of the following is NOT an aspect of control under a totalitarian government?

What is the type of economy in which the government makes all of the economic decisions?

What did Stalin come up with to help develop the Soviet economy by making impossible quota goals?

What are large, government owned farms that are combined from seized land in the Soviet Union?

Who were the wealthy peasants that resisted the takeover of their lands by the Soviet government?

Who was the leader of the independence movement within India?

What action did the Indians take to combat the British by refusing to comply with unjust laws?

What event happened when the Indians refused to by a particular good from the British due to taxes, leading the to Indians marching to the water near the coast to get their own good?

What resource in the Middle East grew business and western interest in the region in the 1920s/30s?

Who was the Austrian physician that treated patients with psychological problems?

What was the name of the art movement that tried to link the real world with a dream world?

What was the emerging style of music in America that was primarily created by African Americans in the 1920s?

What was the name given to “new” women in the 1920s?

Who was the American pilot that made a flight by himself from New York to Paris?

The name of Germany's post-World War I democratic government.

What helped slow inflation by loaning money from an American bank to countries and restructured reparation payments?

The long business slump that devastated business and farms in America?

The governmental program under FDR that created public work projects to employ people.

Who used the “black shirts” to stoke fear in his country to help secure his power?

The idea of appeasement is:

What was the policy that the United States followed that kept them out of the business of other countries?

What was the name of the day on which stock markets plummeted near the start of the Great Depression?

The title of the German leader

The title of the Italian leader

What was the name of the book that Hitler wrote while he was in jail?

Who was the general in Spain that led the military to a fascist takeover of the government?

The alliance between Germany, Italy, and Japan was known as:

After planning to absorb Austria and Czechoslovakia, Germany wanted to form and became the:

What country did Germany and the Soviet Union split up in their nonaggression pact?

Which of the following would be part of the first wave of Hitler's blitzkrieg?

How did Hitler make his way into France?

What was the name of the place where the Allied forces were trapped on a beach while they tried to escape?

What was the name of the battle where Hitler targeted the RAF so that he could become the ruler of Europe?

What country did Mussolini go after in Africa to get to the oil in the Middle East?

Who was the German general that Hitler sent to Africa to help deal with the British?

What was the name of the operation that Hitler conducted to invade the Soviet Union?

What was the name of the secret deal that FDR and Churchill made that upheld free trade and the choice of people to make their governments?

What event happened on December 7th, 1941 to get the United States into World War II

Who was the Japanese Admiral that led their fleet?

What was the name of the raid on Tokyo that made Japan seem vulnerable?

What is the battle in which American forces hid behind the Horizon and eventually forced Yamamoto to withdraw?

Who was the leader of the Allied forces in the Pacific?

What was known as the "Night of Broken Glass"?

What were the name of the places that Hitler moved the Jews to in segregated areas?

What was the name of Hitler's plan that including the systematic killing of Jewish people and others through genocide?

What was the major outcome of the Battle of Stalingrad?

What did anti-Japanese propaganda and the fear from the attacks on Pearl Harbor result in for Japanese Americans?

At what beach did D-Day primarily take place?

At what battle on the Western front did Hitler make a desperate attempt to split the Allied forces?

What places did the United States use atomic bombs at?

What political party grew rapidly right after the war in France and Italy?

What were the war criminals in the Nuremberg Trials charged with?

What was the name of the meeting between the U.S., Britain, and the Soviet Union over the dividing of Germany into zones?

What was the international organization that was supposed to protect members against aggression?

What did Truman find the Soviets in violation of after they installed communist governments in places such as Poland?

What was the division between democracy in Western Europe and communism in Eastern Europe called?

What was the ultimate goal of the policy of containment?

What did opponents of the Truman Doctrine argue?

What was to provide food, machinery, and materials to rebuild Europe?

What event saw British and American planes flying food and supplies into West Berlin to give relief and aid?

What was the organization that had countries join the U.S. in saying that an attack on one was an attack on all?

The communist leader in China was:

What was the name of the militia that Mao encouraged to make revolution in schools?

What was the name of the location that separated N. and S. Korea?

What river did the N. Koreans push get pushed back to that almost ended the war?

When did the Korean War officially end?

Who was the Vietnamese nationalism leader who turned to communism for aid in removing France from Vietnam?

What was the idea that if one Asian country fell to communism, then they all would?