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World War 2 Year 10
World War 2 Year 10
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A #history quiz about aspects of #world war 2
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1
What was the treaty called that was signed at the end of world war 1?
The Treaty of Paris
The treaty of Lyons
The treaty of the Hague
The treaty of Versaille
2
Allied Troops landed here on D Day in 1944
Dover
Galipoli
Normandy
Crete
3
The first concentration camp was in
Treblinka
Auschwitz
Berlin
Dachau
4
What was the name of the rules that governed treatment of POWs
the Geneva Conventions
the Treaty of Versaille
The London Treaty
the Hague Conventions
5
What is meant by appeasement?
To let someone do what they want
To accept reasonable demands of an unsatisfied power
6
What was the Nazi view on women?
They should only work in social work or nursing
all of the above
Their rightful place is in the home bringing up babies
they should only work if unmarried
7
How long did Hitler believe that the third Reich would Rule for?
10 years
1000 years
150 years
100 years
8
None of the German Leaders were ever captured and tried for their war crimes?
False
True
9
The Holocaust was also known as
the final solution
The blitzkreig
genocide
the extermination
10
Rising unemployment in Germany helped the Nazi Party become popular
True
False
11
What was the name of the British Prime Minister at the start of the war?
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Neville Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
12
More Australians were captured by...
The Italians
The Germans
The Japanese
The Chinese
13
The Japanese abided by the Geneva conventions
True
False
14
Why was the Enabling Act so important?
It Enabled Hitler to ignore the constitution of Germany
It enabled Mussolini to invade Ethiopia
It enabled the Japanese to bomb Darwin
It enabled Neville Chamberlain to declare war
15
Germany's invasion of which country started world war 2?
Austria
Poland
USSR
France