WW2 + Shoah

In Mein Kampf, Hitler...

What was Hitler's secret weapon that gave him a huge advantage in the start of the war?

Mussolini invaded which country in an attempt to expand his "new Roman Empire"?

The League of Nations was unsuccessful in preventing World War II because...

This was the code name given to the secret US program to develop the atomic bomb:

Which of the following choices shows German advances from the start of the war in the correct sequence?

In Mein Kampf, Hitler said that lebensraum was a reason the Germans needed to expand. What is lebensraum?

What is Hitler's "Final Solution"?

When did the attack on Pearl Harbor occur?

During WW2, the emperor did not really call the shots, but it was the military dictator ______

What type of government took hold in Germany IMMEDIATELY after World War 1?

this battle is a major turning point in the war because it forced the Germans to surrender on the Eastern front

Fearful of another German invasion in WW2, the French built this defensive structure on the German-French border:

Bonus - what was the code name for D-Day?

Which was NOT a topic at the Yalta conference?

Which president authorized the dropping of the nuclear bomb on Japan?

What was D-Day?

What was the Vichy government?

What were the Nuremburg laws?

What was the outcome of the Munich Conference?

Who was the Nazi Angel of Death?

Hitler's proclaimed superior race was known as the....

Communism focused on class relations and sharing property/wealth. Fascism focused on

Which of the following was an ultimatum to Japan that they either surrender or face "prompt and utter destruction"?

When World War 2 ended, 2 superpowers remained and led into the:

At the Potsdam Conference, President Truman was unhappy about:

When Hitler invaded Russia, how did the Russians respond?

What was secretly happening out in New Mexico during WW2?

What are kamikaze pilots?

What triggered the attack on Pearl Harbor?

In this policy, people basically give the enemy some of what they want in order to try and maintain peace

What were Stalin's 5 year plans?

Who created the political party/concept of fascism?

The US adopted this strategy to defeat the Japanese in the War in the Pacific:

Which was NOOOOOOT part of the Nazi-Soviet pact?

Bonus - What do many Jews refer to the Holocaust as?

This document forced Germany to accept full responsibility for the events of World War I:

The day when Nazis and Germans attacked Jewish people, businesses, synagogues, and arrested many more is known as...

Nazis used all of the following EXCEPT ______ to justify their actions?

The "Big Three" met at Yalta to discuss post-war Europe. Which of the following was NOT a member of the "Big Three?"