WWII European Theater Test

The invasion of the beaches of Normandy, France also known as D-Day took place on:

Military strategy of suicide bombing designed to destroy enemy warships during World War II used by the Japanese

Economic system in which people can make their own prices, sell whatever goods they want, and own their own property.

Which BEST describes Roosevelt's and the United States position when war broke out in Europe during WWII?

Blond hair, blue eyes, tall, and light skin were all qualities of the ___ race that Hitler believed were superior.

Pearl Harbor was bombed by the Japanese on what date?

The invasion of _____, by Germany officially marks the beginning of WWII. (Hint. Germany's next door neighbor)

Economic system in which there is no class, production is owned by everyone, and nobody owns their own property.

Which countries make up the Axis Powers in WW2?

Which battle was a major turning point for the Allies in the Eastern theatre of the war where Hitler lost 50% of army

Which of the following terms refers to the mass execution and deportation of Jews and other groups

All of the following are topics/ideas that Hitler outlines in his book he wrote while in jail EXCEPT:

Which countries make up the Allied Powers of WW2?

Book written by Hitler while in prison in which he outlines his plan for a Nazi Germany.

All of the following are reasons why Germany had a tough time invading England/Britain EXCEPT:

The "Scorched Earth Policy" was a military strategy used by the Soviet Union against the Germans in which they would:

The Non-Aggression Pact was an agreement between:

Treaty that officially ended WW1. Germany had to take blame and punishment for their actions.

German military strategy where modern technology combined with speed and force to surprise and overwhelm their targets?

Hitlers belief that the German people needed more "living space" for its people; room to expand

The United States entered World War II as a direct result of what?

A policy of giving in to Hitler's demands and aggression to prevent another war and hoping to satisfy his appetite.