World War II

Japanese military leader

who thought the agreement at the Munich Conference meant "peace for our time"?

How did collectivization under Joseph Stalin affect Russia?

Prime Minister(s) of Great Britain

The ___ was the period of political tension following WWII.

What were Hitler’s political theories based on?

What is the term misused by Nazis to describe their supposed master race?

Hitler demanded, and was given, what area of Czechoslovakia?

Great Britain, Soviet Union and USA

marked the turning point of the war, resulted in the loss of the entire German 6th Army

What was one of the effective strategies implemented by Hitler to end the German depression?

"Blitz" was..

What excluded Jews from German citizenship?

Hitler's invasion of the USSR was delayed by the failure of Mussolini's invasion of __ in 1940.

What was the German government established after World War I called?

Dictator of Italy

The Axis powers were

What is a system in which private farms are eliminated & peasants work land owned by the govt?

What were Stalin’s Five-Year Plans intended to transform the Soviet Union into?

location of the D-Day landings

Why did Hitler invade Russia?

policy that sought peace and stability by satisfying reasonable demands

President(s) of the USA

What happened at the Miracle of Dunkirk?

What is a false flag?

Japanese pilots who flew suicide missions against the US warships

What was the Kristallnacht, which happened on November 9, 1938?

How did Adolf Hitler gain power?

another name for a "lightning war"

The Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact...

Dictator of the USSR

Who stopped fighting each other in China to unite against the Japanese?

Meeting where the Allies agreed to only accept an unconditional surrender from Germany

Where Hitler was given the Sudetenland

turning point of the war in the Pacific

Dictator of Germany

The victims of the holocaust included large numbers of all of the following EXCEPT

What political philosophy favors a strong central government led by a dictator?

A government that seeks complete control over people’s lives is called what?

What is Mein Kampf?

What was the primary cause of The Great Depression?

What event started WWII in Asia?

What is a govt that exerts total control over the nation and citizens’ lives classified as?

What did inflation and unemployment during the Great Depression in Germany pave the way for?

On September 1, 1939, Germany attacked which country t

On December 7, 1941, the Japanese bombed

history's greatest naval invasion

Why were U.S. bank loans to Germany vital to the European economy after World War I?

What was the Luftwaffe?

What is the term for a period of low economic activity and rising unemployment?