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Unit 3: Post WWII-Reconstructing Europe
Unit 3: Post WWII-Reconstructing Europe
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1
Approximately, how many people were killed in the air raid on Tokyo?
100,000
80,000
60,000
45,000
2
What was the effect of the Dresden bombing?
the population of the villages increased quickly
people had to share their homes
many fled to the safety of the countryside .
Germans saw that they were losing the war, support for Nazis was weakening.
3
What was the Marshall Plan?
Financial Aid to rebuild European countries
Feeding Europe through dotations
A democratic govt adoption policy
Admission of European countries into the USA as a state.
4
This view is pro LBGTQ rights.
Conservative
Liberal
5
What was the "Doroga Zhiny" or the "Road of Life"?
Only access into the blockaded city to get supplies in or people out.
A Poem about the Siege
A Painting about the Siege
A German trick to capture Russian citizens.
6
This Leningrad Memorial is to remember...
Praise Russian Education
Those that suffered due to starvation
Savichev Family Members
Children that died in the blockade
7
Define a system?
Truth, justice, and the American way.
Fear is the path that leads to the dark side.
The Force is a strong energy created by life that binds the galaxy together
A set of rules, or a group of related things that work toward a common goal
8
What was the main cause of death during the siege?
Starvation
Bombings
Disease
Exposure (freezing to death)
9
What was the Soviet Union's response to the ERP (Marshall Plan)?
Comecon and Cominform established
5 Year Plans
Comicon
Space Race
10
Who were the two major Superpowers after WWII?
USA & UK
UK & CCCP
CCCP & China
USA & CCCP
11
Hitler & Mussolini signed the Pact of Steel, creating an alliance between which two countries?
Iceland & Norway
France & Belgium
Deutschland & Italia
Germany & Italy
12
Economy: Individuals and businesses as decision makers for the private sector, greater government control, most common.
Traditional
Mixed
Capitalist/Free Market
Command/Socialist
13
What was Operation Meetinghouse?
Air Raid Bombing of Hiroshima
Air Raid Bombing of Beijing
Air Raid Bombing of Saigon
Air Raid Bombing of Tokyo
14
This view is pro choice.
Conserative
Liberal
15
Who is the General responsible for overseeing the Japanese bombing raids?
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George S. Patton
Curtis Lemay
16
Most of the victims of the Dresden bombing were women, children, and the elderly.
False
True
17
What was the Truman Doctrine?
Military aid to countries under threat of communism.
Financial aid to rebuild war torn European counties.
Food Plan to feed Europe
the beginning of the European Union
18
What does this political Cartoon depict?
Communism comes to Germany
Soviet Union's control of East Germany.
Red Army invades Nazi Germany
Russian Circus
19
What new invention that made the Operation Meetinghouse a reality?
B-29 Bombers
Atomic Bomb
Penicillin
Fire incendiary bombs
20
This view supports more education funding.
Conservative
Liberal
21
It is thought that some __________ civilians died in Dresden in the air attacks.
40,000-45,000
20,000-22,0000
25,000–35,000
100,000
22
On the night of February 13, 1945, the British Bomber Command attacked which city?
Berlin
Prague
Dresden
Rome
23
Why did the Soviet Union & Germany Sign the Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact?
To Divide Poland after Germany had conquered her.
To drag Britain into the War
Allowing Hitler to take all of Poland
Because Hitler and Stalin trusted each other
24
Why were fire bombs used on Tokyo's civilian population?
It was the the only way.
Most of Tokyo was built out of wood.
It was all that was left in the American arsenal.
It was the most humane option.
25
A Democratic System is: Stateless, classless society, central planning, single party, state ownership of production...
True
False
26
How long was the siege of Leningrad?
872 days
2 years
1 year and 6 months
554 days
27
This view is pro death penalty.
Conservative
Liberal
28
The attack on Dresden was an attack on the governing systems in Germany.
False
True
29
The Siege of Leningrad is dubbed the "Deadliest Siege," why?
2 million people died.
The population burned under German bombings.
Use of inhumane German tank warfare.
Nearly 1 million people died.
30
Fascism is: is a form of
right-wing
government that is a type of
one-party dictatorship
. A
totalitarian one-party state.
False
True
