History 11: World War 2

Which is the most left wing political ideology?

Declaration of war by Canada differed from WW2 as this time

What was the event called where Jewish businesses were looted and destroyed?

Which organization for collective security was created following WW1 to keep the peace?

Canada worked to mobilize all Canadian resources through a policy called:

Who said: "not necessarily conscription, but conscription if necessary" ?

The 55 nights of bombing in London during the war was known as

Which of the follow was a German concentration set up to exterminate Jewish people?

Hitler felt free to invade Poland due to

Which of the following was NOT a beach the allies landed at on D-Day?

What did Churchill call the "soft underbelly of Europe"?

When one country "gives into the demands of another" they are showing:

The Minister of Militia during WW2 was:

What did the allies feel they needed to do to force the Japanese to surrender?

The first conflict in 1936 that captured the world's attention was the

The 8 months of no fighting that followed the declaration of war in 1939 was called:

Who is considered the "father of fascism"?

What is the name of government owned and run businesses?

What event brought the US into WW2?

How did the allies gain advantage in the Battle of the Atlantic?

Canada helped out the air force during the war by implementing the:

When Hitler first attempted to gain leadership in Germany he

Which of the follow is NOT considered to be a cause of WW2?

What was the code name for the invasion into Russia and what led to Germany defeat?

What is the name of the ship carrying Jewish passengers that was turned away at Halifax?

What country was Canada tasked with liberating after D-Day?

Which country invaded Manchuria in 1931 and what did they want?

Follow WW2, the US's new enemy was

Which left-wing party gained more popular in Canada during the WW2 era?

What was the code-name for the Normandy invasion?

At which location did the allies make a miraculous evacuation?

What were Germany's quick, successful, surprise attacks called?

What was the result of the Battle of Hong Kong?

National Resources Mobilization Act was really a fancy way for Mackenzie-King to introduce:

Which was the last country invaded by Germany before WW2 to regain territory lost in WW1?