The death of which Austro-Hungarian ruler led directly to the start of WWI?

What is a deadlock where neither side can defeat the other?

Which World War One battle was fought at a river and neither side won?

 Who was the leader of the Russian Revolution and the first leader of the Soviet Union?

When countries at war sign a treaty to stop fighting, this is called:

When did World War One end?

What was the longest, most severe economic downturn that we studied?

Which country was Benito Mussolini the dictator of?

Hitler became leader of what party? 

A detention center where Nazis sent Jews, gypsies, homosexuals and other groups of people that Hitler hated.

What was it called when Allied forces invaded France in 1944?

Who was the prime minister of Britain during WWII? 

What country did Hitler invade that started WW2?

On Dec. 7, 1941, Japan bombed this location, bringing the U.S. into WW2.

What country did Hitler invade (making the same mistake as Napoleon) that led to his downfall?

What was the U.S. war strategy against Japan in the Pacific Front of WW2?

Giving in to the demands of an aggressor/ruler is called:

On May 8, 1945, WW2 in Europe came to an end. This day is known as:

The man who designed the atomic bomb:

Germany, Japan and Italy made up the....

What two cities did the U.S. drop the atomic bombs on?  

The plan for the U.S. gov't to give food and economic assistance to help Europe rebuild after WW2.

U.S. + 11 other countries made up an anti-communist alliance during the Cold War known as:

The theory that if one country fell to communism, all others would as a result was called:

The U.S. and Soviet Union divided Korea along what parallel?

Who was put on trial in the Nuremberg Trials?

Which war was a period of hostility between U.S.A. & Soviet Union and their ideologies?

What 3 modern countries make up Indochina?

How was Vietnam divided in 1954?

Who ruled North Vietnam?

What two world leaders were assassinated in 1963 within weeks of each other (Hint: one of them was American, one of them was Vietnamese)?

A group of Vietnamese fighters fought against U.S. forces in the Vietnam War. They wanted a communist government in unified Vietnam. These fighters were called:

Which country was brought into the Vietnam War by the Gulf of Tonkin incident?

By 1969, how many American troops were in Vietnam?

Who did the U.S. draft into the Vietnam War?

A country forcing people to serve in the military during wartime is called a draft.

Who became president right after J.F.K. was assassinated?

U.S. soldiers who were forced to clear out undergrounds tunnels that Vietnamese soldiers dug to hide during the Vietnam War:

What was sprayed over Vietnam that killed a lot of people?

What offensive convinced people that America could not have victory in the Vietnam War?

Which American University was the location where 4 students were killed during a protest in 1970?

What strategy did Martin Luther King Jr. advocate for in the Civil Rights Movement?

Which president pulled U.S. troops out of Vietnam?

What exposed the horrors of the Vietnam War to the American public?

How many U.S. men died in Vietnam?

In the Vietnam War, 61% of the men killed were 21 years old or younger.

What was built in Washington D.C. to honor those who died in Vietnam?