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WWII and the Cold War
WWII and the Cold War
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Review of WWII and the Cold War for high school history classes
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Following D Day all of France was Free by this year.
1944
1943
1942
1945
2
______, meaning "the leader," was the nickname given to Mussolini.
Il Duce
lider
furer
supremo
3
_____________ was a Fascist leader who led a revolt that resulted in bloody civil war in Spain.
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Francisco Franco
Giovanni Risaldi
4
The Allied Powers included The United States, Britain, France, Russia, Canada and __________.
Poland
China
Albania
South Africa
5
The period of tension and hostility between two superpowers after WWII was called:
the cold war
perestroika
glasnost
the proxy war
6
With FDR's death this man became the next United State president.
Eisenhower
Truman
Patton
Ford
7
•160,000-180,000 allied soldiers stormed the beaches of Normandy during this attack.
J V Day
D Day
Operation Barbarossa
Triple Feint
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The Battle for Britain was the first major campaign fought entirely by __________.
civilians
air forces
submarines/u-boats
tanks
9
_________ was the name of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
Fat Man
Little Boy
Cricket
Enola Gay
10
142 Nazi and Austrian leaders were found guilty at these post war trials.
The Potsdam Trials
The Nuremberg Trials
The Berlin Trials
The Paris Trials
11
The formal peace treaty ending WWII was signed on:
December 7, 1945
April 29, 1944
January 13, 1945
Sept 2, 1945
12
FDR, Churchill, and Stalin, met to discuss Europe's postwar reorganization at this conference.
Yalta
Tehran
Potsdam
Versailles
13
This international governing body was the replacement of the League of Nations after WWII.
International Team
Excalibur
World Peace Organization
The United Nations
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He was the leader of Italy during WWII.
Stalin
Obama
Hitler
Mussolini
15
This international incident was the closest the two superpowers came to nuclear war.
Operation Mongoose
The Cuban Missile Crisis
The Fall of Saipan
The Detroit Initative
16
The Nazi-Soviet Pact called for the division of what Eastern European Country?
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Moldovia
17
The Fall of this in 1989 was a symbol of the end of the USSR.
The Wall of the Kremlin
Hadrian's Wall
The Berlin Wall
The Great Wall of China
18
German forces in Africa were led by ________, otherwise known as the "desert fox."
Heinrich Himmler
None of the Above
Erwin Rommel
Hermann Göring
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Giving into the demands of an aggressor to keep peace.
correlation
appeasement
concession
annexation
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WWII officially began in :
April 1945
January 1940
September 1939
October 1938
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Hitler and Stalin made a non-aggression agreement in August 1939 based on mutual needs called:
The Berlin Accords
The Deutschland Defense Agreement
The Stalingrad treaty
The Nazi-Soviet Pact
22
Hitler's _____________ called for the deliberate extermination of Europe's Jewish population.
Final Solution
Nuremberg Laws
Kristallnacht
Operation Rhineland
23
The Axis Powers were:
The United States, Britain, and France
Russia, Italy, and Germany
Britain, Japan, and Poland
Germany, Japan, and Italy
24
The Attack on Pearl Harbor was conducted by what country?
Korea
China
Japan
Vietnam
25
At this third conference the allies discussed punishment for Germany and the post-war order.
Versailles
Potsdam
Yalta
Tehran
26
During the Tehran Conference it was decided to invade Europe via this country.
France
Netherlands
Denmark
Belgium
27
What were these leaders commonly known as?
The Big Three
Fighters for Democracy
Allied command
The War Council
28
Coordinated use of Air power, Mobile Armor, and Ground Troops was known as:
Deep Battle Theory
The Blitzkrieg/lightning war
The Thundering Charge
"Hare" maneuvers
29
The name of the first satellite in orbit was:
Potato
Snoopy
Sputnik
Potsdam
30
England and France signed this thinking it would appease Hitler by giving him Czechoslovakia.
The Dusseldorf Declaration
The Paris Peace Treaty
The Nuremberg Accords
The Munich Pact
31
By 1945 ___________ Jews had been killed by the Nazis.
6 million
9 million
7 million
300 Thousand
32
The Attack on Pearl Harbor occurred on _____________.
July 4th, 1939
February 23rd, 1942
December 7th, 1941
August 17th, 1940
33
____ sent a letter to FDR setting the stage for the creation of the world's first nuclear bomb.
Albert Nobel
Harry Truman
Isaac Newton
Albert Einstein
34
This first major conference aimed at finding a strategy for the war against Nazi Germany.
Stalingrad
Potsdam
Tehran
Yalta
35
___________________________ was the Prime Minister of Britain (England) for most of WWII.
Stalin
Patton
Churchill
Mussolini
36
Hitler annexed ths area in western Czechoslovakia because of its large German speaking pop.
Hungary
Sudetenland
Dusseldorf
Bristol
37
This sea battle significantly weakened the power of the Japanese navy.
The Battle of Midway
The Battle of Saipan
The Battle of Iwo Jima
The Battle of Tarawa
38
In prison, Hitler wrote this
.
It would later become the basic book of Nazi goals and ideology.
Thus Spoke Zarathustra
Leben Bitte
Il Duce
Mein Kamph
39
"Operation Barbarossa" was Hitler's nickname for what?
the invasion of the Soviet Union
the holocaust
the invasion of Poland
the deportation of the Roma
40
The Germans bombed this city for 57 nights.
Paris
Madrid
London
Prague
41
He was the leader of Russia during WWII.
Churchill
Stalin
Truman
Hitler
42
Eliminating a race or a large group of people is known as:
extermination
genocide
pandemic
conciliation
43
This was the term Hitler used to describe his need for "German living space."
lebensplatz
lebenblitz
lebensraum
raumland
44
WWII helped to develop the use of all of the following in warfare for the first time EXCEPT:
parachute troopers
radar and sonar
tanks
atomic weapons
45
The "Night of Broken Glass" is otherwise known as this in German.
kristallnacht
Ichbineinberliner
kirchestache
blitzkrieg
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____________ was the name given to the top secret creation of a nuclear bomb.
The Fresno Corporation
The Scliffen Plan
The Manhattan Project
The Prague Initative
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In August 1945 the United States dropped nuclear bombs on ___________ and ________.
Tokyo, Nagasaki
Hiroshima, Nagasaki
Saipan, Hiroshima
Hiroshima, Iwo Jima