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World War II Quiz!
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Prime Minister Britain after the war begins. He was always
against
the policy of appeasement.
Chamberlain
Churchill
Truman
FDR
2
The political cartoon was a commentary on the Yalta Conference. What was the purpose of it?
To spread democracy throughoutthe world
to fix the broken worldafter WWII
To take control of theworld after WWII
To spread communism throughoutthe world
3
Camps in America where Japanese-Americans were held b/c of fear they were conspiring w/Japan.
The Purge
Gulag Camps
Death Camps
Internment Camps
4
Prime Minister of England that
supported
the practice of appeasement.
FDR
Truman
Chamberlain
Churchill
5
The above quote by Adolf Hitler can be summarized by which statement.
Hitler knows best what the German people need.
Hitler needs living space/lebsenraum for his German empire.
Hitler is committed to stop the spread of communism.
Hitler blames the Jews for all of Germany's problems.
6
These headlines might be used to illustrate the weakness of what peacekeeping group--
Congress of Vienna
League of Nations
Treaty of Nanjing
Reign of Terror
7
Battle that was a turning point in the Pacific, US began offensive moves to retake islands.
Midway
Stalingrad
Pearl Harbor
D-Day
8
Which headline is most closely associated with the cities of Hiroshima/Nagaski
Japan Hosts Discussion on Greenhouse Gases
Japan Signs Treaty of Kanagawa
Atomic Bombs Dropped on Japan
Japan Invades Korea
9
The headlines would best describe what part of WWII?
What happened immediately after the bombing of Pearl Harbor
Europe & the Pacific when conqurered by Axis powers
Decisions at the Munich Confernece over Axis aggression
Decisions at the Yalta Conf. about what to do w/ post-WWII
10
Why did the American government relocate Japanese Americans to internment camps after PH?
they were starting riots in support of the Japanese attack
they feared their communist theories
they were afraid the Japanese could be spies for Japan
they thought they supported communism
11
Japanese cities where the atomic bombs were dropped.
D-Day
Battle of Stalingrad
Battle of Britain (the Blitz)
Hiroshima/Nagasaki
12
The main idea of this 1941 cartoon is that Japan, Italy, and Germany-
had formed an alliance and were committed to expansion.
were developing an atomic bomb to use on their enemies
wanted to negotiate for peaceful solutions to problems
were determined to defeat communism.
13
President of the United States when Pearl Harbor was bombed. He will die shortly before V-E Day
FDR (Roosevelt)
Nevill Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
Harry Truman
14
For months Germany dropped bombs over England
Battle of Britain (the Blitz)
Battle of Stalingrad
Hiroshima/Nagasaki
The Battle of Midway
15
Massive allied invasion of Normandy; turning point for Allies in France
Battle of Britain (the Blitz)
Battle of Stalingrad
The Battle of Midway
D-Day
16
Which countries were the AXIS powers?
Germany, Soviet Union, and United States
Germany, France, and Poland
Germany, Italy, Japan
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire
17
This paragraph from a 1945 Allied leaflet warned the
Czechs of a German invasion
Americans in Hawaii of a Japanese attack
Japanese of a United States attack using the atomic bomb
Koreans of a Russian invasion
18
What was the result of the Allied invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944?
Allied powers were successful & France was liberated
the Nazi-Soviet pact was broken & Hitler invaded the S.U.
Italy was freed from the fascists & Mussolini was hanged.
America entered into the war on the Allied side
19
Nickname given to the American attempt to
build
an atomic bomb.
Area 51
Lend-Lease Act
D-Day
Manhattan Project
20
President who made the decision to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima to end the war in 1945.
Chamberlain
Truman
FDR
Churchill
21
Militarist General of Japan. He made the decision to launch the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Tojo
Stalin
Mussolini
Hitler
22
What does the woman mean when she says “We Can Do It?”
American women can ration and plant a victor ygarden
American women can stay at home and raise a family.
American women are strong enough to fight in battle.
American women can go out & find a job to support thewar.
23
A strategy of selectively attacking or by passing specific enemy-held islands.
Rationing
Blitzkrieg
Appeasement
Island-hopping
24
Nazi Germany’s systematic murder of European Jews and other “undesirables”
The Great Purge
Holocaust
Schlieffin Plan
The Arsenal of Democracy
25
The cartoon represents Japan bombing Pearl Harbor. What day was the bombing of Pearl Harbor?
December 7, 1941
September 1, 1939
August 6, 1945
June 6, 1944
26
Communist leader of the Soviet Union.
Mussolini
Stalin
Tojo
Hitler
27
The political cartoon to the right shows Stalin and Hitler’s agreement to-
attack the United States at Pearl Harbor.
work together to spread a communist revolution.
not attack one another and to split Poland.
invade France using the Schlieffen plan.
28
What was an important result of Germany invading the Soviet Union?
Japan bombed Pearl Harbor
The United States joined the axis alliance
Italy invaded North Africa
The Soviet Union joined the allied alliance
29
The cartoon is a commentary on the Germany’s Blitz on Britain. It is saying-
the Japanese will bomb Pearl Harbor and cause the US to join
Hitler will not be able to successfully invade Britain
Hitler had a successful invasion of Poland
Hitler made a huge mistake when he invaded the Soviet Union
30
The quote from Mein Kampf can be used to explain which of the following actions of Hitler?
Ignoring the Treaty of Versailles
Killing people he considered inferior
Invasion of other countries for lebsensraum
Increasing the size of the military
31
Lightning war tactics with the attempt for a quick victory (Germany's new war strategy for WW2)
rationing
phony war
island-hopping
blitzkrieg
32
Totalitarian leader of Nazi Germany.
Tojo
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
33
America needed to help to the nations fighting against totalitarianism. So, America became --
an Arsenal of Democracy
more isolationist
a Member of the League of Natoins
a leader in appeasement
34
Limiting the use of resources on the home front so that they can be used for the war effort
blitzkrieg
rationing
Manhattan Project
appeasement
35
According to the document,
what makes FDR believe that the Americans will win absolute victory?
Americans are joining the Allied Powers
Americans hate the German Empire
Americans believed in FDR
America is justified in its fight, so it will be victorious.
36
A technique used to influence people to do something or think a certain way.
Rationing
Total War
Propaganda
Militarism
37
The situation described in this passage was the direct result of which World War II event?
bombing of Hiroshima
blitz of London
attack on Pearl Harbor
D-Day invasion of Normandy
38
Prejudice or hatred of Jews
Anti-Semitism
Holocaust
Concentration Camps
Propaganda
39
The cartoon references one of the biggest mistakes made by Germany in World War II. It was to-
cross the Maginot Line & invade the waiting French troops.
form an alliance with kamikaze pilots of Italy.
attack Pearl Harbor.
invade the Soviet Union
40
What was the
immediate
result of the bombing of Pearl Harbor?
America declared war on Japan and joined the Allied Powers
Austria-Hungry sent an ultimatum to Serbia
Germany invaded Poland and created concentration camps
The British dropped atomic bombs on Nagasaki and Hiroshima
41
The leaders in this 1936 cartoon are depicted as “spineless” because they-
practiced appeasement in order to avoid another conflict
recognized the communist government in the Soviet Union
signed the Treaty of Versailles
depended on economic measures to stop aggression
42
What event marked the
beginning of WWII
on September 1, 1939?
Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
Germany invasion of Poland
Italy's invasion of Ethiopia
Bombing of Pearl Harbor
43
Fascist leader of Italy who wanted to return Italy to the former glory of the Roman Empire.
Hitler
Mussolini
Tojo
Stalin
44
What does “a date which will live in infamy” mean in the speech below by FDR?
the day that is also known as D-Day,
a day that will be celebratedin the United States
the day that the US dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima.
an day that was sohorrible that it will always be remembered
45
This battle was a turning point on the war in the east; Russia began the offensive
a. D-Day
Battle of Stalingrad
The Battle of Midway
Battle of Britain (the Blitz)
46
The policy that France, Britain, & Italy chose to follow at the Munich Conference is known as
liberation
isolationism
appeasement
self-determination
47
Which countries were the main ALLIED powers?
Great Britain, France, Soviet Union, and United States
Germany, Great Britain, Soviet Union, and China
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire
Germany, Italy, Japan, and Austria-Hungary
48
After Poland was invaded, Germany & France sat at the Maginot Line without attacking each other
Blitzkrieg
Phony War
Great Purge
Arsenal of Democarcy
49
Which policy practiced by the US
at the beginning of WWII
is being questioned in this cartoon?
Imperialism
Isolationism
Socialism
Militarism