WW2 & Cold War Quiz

The Laws to limit Jewish rights in Germany during the 1930s were known as:

This was the secret codename for the creation of the Atomic Bomb:

December 7, 1941 was "a day to live in infamy" because of this:

The Union of German people was known as:

After the Battle of Britain: "Never was so much owed by so many to so few" referred to:

The League of Nations failed in part to all of the following nations except:

Churchill coined this term to identify the divide between democracies and communists in Europe:

This leader was responsible for giving into Hitler's demands, called the Policy of Appeasement:

This Canadian Prime Minister is credited with the creation of Peacekeepers:

The Holocaust succeeded in eliminating this many Jews from Europe:

He was the brutal dictator of the Soviet Union:

During the Cuban Missile crisis, this nuclear alert was reached:

The capture of this allowed the Allies to decode German messages:

On D-Day, Canadians landed on this beach:

George Kennan's Long Telegraph shaped U.S. Cold War Policy known as:

Hitler broke the Non-Aggression Pact when he invaded:

The British Prime Minister During WW2 after 1940:

The Prime Minister of Canada during WW2 was:

To make amends for Japanese internment, the Canadian government compensated survivors in 1988:

Hitler's need for more land for the German people was known as:

Every ship possible was commandeered in the name of the King for this amazing rescue:

The Berlin Wall finally fell in:

The first country Hitler took by force using the Blitzkrieg was:

This leader gave himself the nickname "Il Duce" and was eventually killed by his own people:

Sending military supplies to Australia by accident, led to the failure of this battle: