Quarter 4 Final

A system of ideas and ideals, especially one which forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy is called:

What group pledged loyalty to Hitler and took part in fitness programs?

East Pakistan declared their independence in 1971 and became what country?

A policy that requires giving in to the demands of an aggressor in order to keep the peace:

Jews, Roma, LGBTQ people, people with disabilities, and Jehovah Witnesses were murdered in gas chambers during:

Enclosed district that isolated Jews during World War 2:

Which Soviet Union leader build a wall to separate East and West Berlin?

What part of Europe was forced to become Communist?

How did Hitler violate the Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact?

How did America warn Japan about the atomic bombs?

Japanese fighter pilots who would rather fight to the death than surrender are called:

Who is responsible for dividing Palestine into 2 states?

Why did the German people like Hitler?

Why did Japan want to seize other countries?

What group was created to secure peace in Europe, to promote cooperation among its members, and to guard their freedom?

May 7, 1945, the day Germany surrendered is also known as:

What radical tactics did the Palestinian Liberation Organization use during the war with Israel?

What crimes were the Nazi's charged with at the Nuremberg Trials?

Why was India separated into India and Pakistan in 1947?

August 15, 1945, the day Japan surrendered is also known as:

An economic system in which property is publicly owned and each worker is paid what they need is known as: 

What two cities in Japan did the US drop atomic bombs?

Why did the United States drop the atomic bombs on Japan?

Where was the first United Nations meeting held?

During what holy Jewish holiday did Arab Nations attack Israel in 1973? 

What countries make up the Axis powers?

What countries were considered the Big Three during World War 2?

What does 'Blitzkrieg' mean?

Who was president of the USA during World War 2?

At what conference did the Big Three decide to divide Germany's territory?

June 6, 1944: the day Allied troops stormed the Beaches of Normandy, is also known as:

What treaty was signed by Palestinian & Israeli leaders in 1993 that gave Palestinian authority in Gaza & the West Bank?

Nazi mobs in Germany, Austria, and Czechoslovakia smashed the windows of Jewish homes and businesses:

What law granted every Jew the right to live in Israel and become an Israeli citizen?

How did America and Britain deliver food to West Berlin during the Berlin Blockade?

The US strategy to recapture Japanese islands one by one was called:

The treaty between 8 Communist nations who agreed to come to each other's aid during the Cold War:

What event is considered the official start of World War 2?

An aid program meant to rebuild Europe and encourage capitalism after the war:

What event led to the US entering World War 2?

Who was responsible for taking over the jobs men left behind when they went to serve in the war?

Prejudice against Jews is known as:

An economic system in which a country's industries are controlled by private owners for profit is:

What US naval base suffered a surprise attack by Japanese fighter pilots on December 7, 1941?

How did the Nazi party "purify" German culture?

Countries racing to build nuclear weapons is known as:

Palestine was part of what empire before World War 1?

What was Germany called when the Nazi's were in power