Why did Nazi Germany aggressively attack other countries by using the blitzkrieg method?

Germany was surrounded on all sides by enemies

What did the Schlieffen Plan do?

Germany invaded Belgium to attack France during WW1

Why did Hitler have Nazi officials starve Jews and work them to death in concentration camps?

to save on ammunition and lethal gas

Why did the USSR (Russia) produce the highest number of tanks during WW2?

Russians wanted an excellent defense

What did Stalin do after Hitler invaded Russia?

Stalin joined the U.S. allied powers to invade Germany

Based on the chart, why did the US have so few troops in WW1?

U.S. did not join till nearly the end of of the war

Which of the following WAS NOT a German military restriction due to the Treaty of Versailles?

prohibited from establishing a League of Nations

Why did the U.S. have the highest direct war costs during World War Two?

to win the war, build the military, and help other countries

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Final EQT Test Prep

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1
How many estimated deaths can be calculated with WW2 and the Holocaust COMBINED?
75 million
81 million
55 million
97 million
2
Why did Nazi Germany aggressively attack other countries by using the blitzkrieg method?
Radical change brought unexpected consequences
the unification after the Congress of Vienna created tension
Germany was surrounded on all sides by enemies
the Hapsburg and the Romanov families were threats
3
Which country had the 2nd highest Jewish casualty rate during the Holocaust?
Romania
Hungary
Poland
Soviet Union
4
What did the Schlieffen Plan do?
Germany invaded Russia to attack Belgium during WW2
Germany invaded Belgium to attack France during WW1
Belgium and France remained neutral
France attacked Russia and Great Britain
5
Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941?
to weaken the U.S. Naval fleet
to strengthen the Nazi Army
to destroy Italian battleships
to strengthen the Japanese Army
6
Which factor was the most significant force in causing the changes between 1914 and 1923?
the rise of Joseph Stalin
dissatisfaction of the German people
global depression
the Treaty of Versailles
7
Why did Hitler have Nazi officials starve Jews and work them to death in concentration camps?
to win the war before Americans entered
to get more soldiers for the invasion of Russia
to divide up generals among his territories
to save on ammunition and lethal gas
8
Why did the USSR (Russia) produce the highest number of tanks during WW2?
Germany bombed Pearl Harbor
The U.S. invaded Poland
Russians wanted an excellent defense
Great Britain bombed Japan
9
What did Stalin do after Hitler invaded Russia?
Hitler invaded the U.S. and joined the allied powers
Stalin joined the U.S. allied powers to invade Germany
Hitler invaded France and joined the axis powers
Stalin joined Germany to invade the U.S.
10
Based on the chart, why did the US have so few troops in WW1?
U.S. did not join till nearly the end of of the war
people refused to fight
U.S. didn't care about Europe's problems
they didn't have the man power to spare
11
Which of the following WAS NOT a German military restriction due to the Treaty of Versailles?
limits the size of the German army
prohibited from importing or manufacturing weapons
forbidden to build or buy submarines or have an air force
prohibited from establishing a League of Nations
12
Why did the U.S. have the highest direct war costs during World War Two?
to adopt a policy of appeasement
to take over Germany's industry
to win the war, build the military, and help other countries
to get them out of national debt
13
Why did women help in the manufacturing of automobiles during WW2?
to create military jeeps
to help with Manhattan Project
to retaliate against Great Britian
to produce chemical warfare

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