World War II Quiz Review

What part of Czechoslovakia was given to Hitler at the Munich Conference?

Which Allied invasion led to the eventual liberation of France?

What country did Hitler invade on September 1, 1939 using the Blitzkrieg?

Which battle marks the final German offensive against the Allies?

What had the greatest impact on the failure of the Wiemar Republic (German gov't between WWI-WWII)?

What is the name of the heavily fortified area between France and Germany?

Where did the British and French troops flee after the German Blitz on France?

In which battle did the Soviets trap the Germans inside the city and led to Hitler's first surrender?

At this conference Churchill, Stalin and Roosevelt decided that Germany will be divided into FOUR zones after the war.

Which WWII battle took place 100% in the skies?

Douglas MacArthur led the _______________ campaign in the Pacific.

All of the following were reasons for Japan attacking Pearl Harbor, EXCEPT:

Which country wanted to create a massive empire in Asia?

Which country surrendered to Hitler on June 22, 1940, leading to their split into Vichy and Free ________.

All of the following are territories that were occupied by Hitler without any aggression being used, EXCEPT:

When Italy surrendered in 1943, who sent reinforcements into Italy to continue fighting for 1.5 years?

May 8, 1945 marks which important date?

What were the final two BATTLES in the Pacific before the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

Who was the British Prime Minister of England from 1940-1945?

For the early part of the war, the United States remained ________________, not fully engaging with either side.

Which region of the world did the United States fight in first in WWII?

Which country were most of the concentration camps located in?

At this conference Churchill, Stalin and Truman discuss how to get Japan to surrender (Truman tells Stalin about a-bomb)

Where did the Allies punish the Nazi's after World War II?

Which U.S. law said that they would not get involved in European issues in the 1930s?

What was the "Sitzkrieg"?

What term best describes when a country allows an enemy to act illegally to avoid conflict?

Which agreement was made between Hitler and Stalin that no attack would happen for 10 yrs and Poland would be split?

What was the alternative to dropping the bombs on Japan to gain an unconditional surrender?

Who was the leader of the French resistance in Free France?