How did Roosevelt want to approach the aggression going on?

Involved an informal alliance fo peace-loving nations

Why did Britain and France sign an alliance with Poland

to guarantee aid to the Poles if Hiter were to attack

Why did Britain and France sign an alliance with Poland

Poland seemed the next likely target for Hitler

What was Joseph Stalin’s goal for the Soviet Union

To industrialize the Soviet Union and make it a powerhouse

Britain battleships in exchange for defense bases

What is totalitarian government

a single party or leader controls the economic, social, and culture

How did the public view Stalin

Idolized him, and saw him almost as a father figure

What was Hitler's view of war and conquest

He believed that there was no morality in war, only victory and defeat

A surprise attack characterized by rapid and overwhelming force

Right-wing Organization, that said to restore efficiency and order

What was the reason that totalitarian regimes rose around Europe ?

Due to leaders taking advantage of the destruction after WW1

How did Americans react to events in Europe and Asia in the early years of WW2

Americans were alarmed but wanted to try to avoid war

How did the attack on Peal Harbor impact the American public's perception of the war

It caused a shift from neutrality to full engagement in the war

What was the Lend-Lease Act

America would sell or lend war supplies to any country defend the US

How did Adolf Hilter use Anti-Semitism

Pinpointed Jewish people as the biggest threat to Germany

Soviet Union killing suspected traitors

What did Adolf Hitler’s Nazi party believe in

To promote German ethnic solidarity and interest above all else

What was the problem with appeasement

Allowed fascist leaders to become more bold, adventurous

What did Roosevelt's solution for stopping aggression involve

Establishing an informal alliance of peace-loving nations

What was the Neutrality Act of 1939

allowed nations at war to buy goods and arms in the US,

Why did Germany sign the Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact with the Soviets

Germany did not want to fight a war on two fronts

What was the Tripartite Pact

agreement that created an alliance between Germany, Italy, and Japan

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1
How did Roosevelt want to approach the aggression going on?
Roosevelt did not want to approach the situation
Involved an informal alliance fo peace-loving nations
The United States with a strong military force
2
How did many totalitarian leaders keep there people in check
Controlling all the media
Prisoning and killing people opposing them
All of the above
Secret police and spies
3
Roosevelt improved relations with the Soviet Union by restoring diplomatic relations
False
True
4
Roosevelt highlighted four Freedoms precious to Americans
True
False
5
Why did Britain and France sign an alliance with Poland
To increase trade
To increase land usage
to guarantee aid to the Poles if Hiter were to attack
To fight against Germany
6
Why did Britain and France sign an alliance with Poland
Poland had vast resources that Britain and France wanted to access
Poland showed significant military skills that Britain and France both want
Poland seemed the next likely target for Hitler
Poland proposed a strategic location for military bases
7
How was the Treaty of Versailles seen as “unfair”
Allies in the way such as Japan and Italy were not compensated
Only certain countries had a voice during the treaty
All of the above
Germany and Russia were not allowed to attend the meeting
8
Selective Service Act provided for a military draft
True
False
9
Economic and political instability contributed to the rise of aggressive dictators after WW1
False
True
10
War seemed inevitable after...
Roosevelt ordered the navy to attack the U-boats on sight
A & B
German submarines began to fire on American ships supporting the Allies
None
11
What was Joseph Stalin’s goal for the Soviet Union
to expand and take over all of Europe
To make it a free state for everybody
To industrialize the Soviet Union and make it a powerhouse
To spread the political ideology of fascism
12
What was threatened by German and Japanese militarism
Britain battleships
Four Freedoms
Moral and Dollar
Selective Service Act
13
FDR agreed to give
shelters and homes for bombing
Britain battleships in exchange for defense bases
soldiers provided for in-need countries
cash-and-carry provision favoring the Allies
14
What is totalitarian government
a free state thats leaders are elected by the people
a single party or leader controls the economic, social, and culture
15
Which of the following countries was part of the Axis Powers eventually included
Germany
All of the above
Italy
Japan
16
How did the public view Stalin
Idolized him, and saw him almost as a father figure
They feared him and all secretly hated him
Mixed feelings through the public eye
A neutral feeling of respect towards him
17
What was Hitler's view of war and conquest
He believed that there was no morality in war, only victory and defeat
He considered war as a tool for achieving a living space for the Germans
He saw war as a means to establish racial supremacy & expand territory
He viewed conquest as a necessary step towards achieving his vision
18
What kind of policy did Roosevelt want to have with Latin American nations
Military Policy
Good Neighbor Policy
Communist Policy
Diplomatic Policy
19
What is a blitzkrieg
A defensive maneuver focused on fortifying positions and holding ground
A gradual infiltration tactic aimed at wearing down the enemy over time
A surprise attack characterized by rapid and overwhelming force
A fast offensive strategy involving swift and concentrated attacks
20
Which one is NOT a part of the four Freedoms Roosevelt highlighted to Americans
freedom of worship
freedom from fear
freedom from need
freedom of speech
21
What is Facism
Right-wing Organization, that said to restore efficiency and order
An organization that was made to promote Italian rights
An alt-left movement, to get rid of private ownership
A neutral party that sees both sides of the left and the right
22
What was the reason that totalitarian regimes rose around Europe ?
Due to an increase in power gained after WW1
Due to a strong national pride and unity in certain countries
Due to its success China and European countries followed out
Due to leaders taking advantage of the destruction after WW1
23
Henry Ford advocated for isolationism and was against American intervention in World War II?
False
True
24
The Maginot Line: An interconnected series of fortresses constructed by France to prepare for Germany's invasion
True
False
25
What groups did Benito Mussolini go against
All of the Above
Liberals
Communist
Socialist
26
The Atlantic Charter was an agreement that created an alliance between Germany, Italy, and Japan during World War 2
False
True
27
How did Americans react to events in Europe and Asia in the early years of WW2
Americans were happy to participate in the war
Americans were alarmed but wanted to try to avoid war
Americans were thrilled they were able to help nations
Americans loved their day-to-day life during the war
28
How did the attack on Peal Harbor impact the American public's perception of the war
It solidified their belief in isolationism
It led to a decrease in support for the Allied powers
It caused a shift from neutrality to full engagement in the war
29
What was the Lend-Lease Act
created an alliance between Germany, Italy and Japan during WW2
America would sell or lend war supplies to any country defend the US
30
How did Adolf Hilter use Anti-Semitism
Pinpointed Jewish people as the biggest threat to Germany
Made a book discussing how wrong it was
Told the German public that they needed to be ignored
31
The Great Purge was
Mass amount of death relating to a natural disaster
The Black Shirts killing suspected traitors
Was the death of a lot of people due to disease
Soviet Union killing suspected traitors
32
What did Adolf Hitler’s Nazi party believe in
Was in support of socialist unions
All of the Above
Help Jewish communities
To promote German ethnic solidarity and interest above all else
33
What was the problem with appeasement
It made Asia weak
It allowed Calvinist leaders to come forward above their ideologies
It resulted in Roosevelt to increase taxes
Allowed fascist leaders to become more bold, adventurous
34
What did Roosevelt's solution for stopping aggression involve
Implementing economic sanctions
Establishing an informal alliance of peace-loving nations
Creating a League of Nations
Forming a military coalition
35
What was the Neutrality Act of 1939
allowed nations at war to buy goods and arms in the US,
pact that endorsed building a lasting peace and establish free government
36
Why did Germany sign the Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact with the Soviets
Germany aimed to weaken the Western Allies' resolve
Germany sought to establish a lasting alliance with the Soviet Union
Germany intended to gain time to build up its military strength
Germany did not want to fight a war on two fronts
37
What was the Tripartite Pact
agreement that created an alliance between Germany, Italy, and Japan
endorsed certain principles for building a lasting peace
allows Roosevelt to sell or lend war supplies to any ally country

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