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1
should pineapples go on pizza??
no
NEVER
sure
ALWAYS
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What Countries were involved in the Cold War?
France
Russia
Canada
United States
3
Who was held responsible for WW1?
Germany
France
United Kingdom
4
what is the correct definition of Facism?
political philosophy in which one person rules and controls everyone else
a democratic goverment
a society where there is no rules
5
Who were the allies in World War 2?
Great Britain
France
United States
All of them
6
Which Events Happend during World War 2?
Operation Barbarossa
The Holocost
The Cold War
The Attack on Pearl Harbor
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what were the terms for the Tready of Versailles?
Germanys Milatery was severely cut down
Land in Poland and France owed by Germany had to be given up
Germany had to give up all colonies in Africa, Asia and the Pacific
All of them
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Joseph Stalin was the leader of the soviet union
True
False
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what is the correct definition of propaganda?
accurate information of political causes being spread
a type of combat
information of a biased/misleading nature that publicizes a political cause
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Who did Germany attack first in WW1?
France through Belguim
Austria
United KIngdom
11
did Winston Churchill support the Treaty of Versailles?
no
he hated it
he promoted it
yes
12
what is the correct defitition of assasination?
someone murdering or slaughtering another person for political reasons
death due to an accident
non-fatal injuries
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What milatary force did Hideki Tojo Work in?
the Canadian Army
U.S Milatary
Japanese Leadership
14
The leader of Germany was Adolf Hitler
False
True
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World War one was also known as the Great War
True
False
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Where was the Treaty of Versailles Signed?
Germany
France
United Kingdom
England
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What was the Cold War about?
Money/Economics
Nuclear Power
Land
