Totalitarianism, World War 2, and Cold War

Which "turning point" WWII battle resulted in the German army starting to retreat from the Soviet Union's interior?

What was the cause many early Cold War conflicts, including the Korean War?

What was the result of the Korean War?

Which was NOT a Nuremberg Law?

The world's first fascist leader, who gained power in Italy in 1922?

How did Hitler transform the German economy during the early years of his rule?

What was a result of the Cold War arms race?

Which is NOT accurate about German death camps like Auschwitz?

Which of the following countries was NOT an Axis country during World War 2?

Which of the following was NOT an economic problem during the Weimar Republic?

Which is NOT true about Hitler's Mein Kampf?

Why was the Reichstag fire a turning point for the German government?

Which country does NOT have permanent membership and veto power in the United Nations (UN) Security Council?

Which was the new military tactic Germany developed during World War II?

Identify the country Mussolini invaded in 1935 attempting to rebuild the Roman Empire.

Which of the following was NOT a political issue during the Weimar Republic?

What type of government did Germany have before Hitler rose to power?

Which of the following shows how the Blackshirts helped Mussolini gain power?

During the Cold War, the Soviet Union and its allies

During the Cold War, the United States and our allies

Which was NOT a group targeted by Hitler's Nazi government?

Which of the following was NOT a tactic Mussolini used to control information?

Which of the following countries was NOT an Allied power during World War 2?

Which international organization was created after WW II (1945) to promote peaceful resolution to global conflicts?

The fascist leader of Spain from 1939-1975?

Why did the Japanese military surrender in August 1945?

Which "turning point" WWII battle resulted in a third front being opened up against the German army?

Which of the following was NOT a strategy Mussolini used to maintain political control?

The United States' primary Cold War foreign policy

The Soviet Union's totalitarian leader from 1924-1953?

How did the Allies initially respond to Hitler's annexation of the Ruhr Valley, Austria and western Czechoslovakia?

Which event resulted in the United States government declaring war in 1941?

Which side of the Spanish Civil War did the German and Italian militaries support?

Which "turning point" WWII battle resulted in eliminating Japanese naval offensive capability?

Which is NOT true about the Spanish Civil War?

The first groups sent to Hitler's concentration camps during the early 1930's were