2nd Semester review

Groups and nation states that commit genocide based it off what type of reasons?

The best definition of imperialism is...

The military strategy used in the Pacific to defeat the Japanese was

23. 12. All of the following countries posed a threat to the League of Nations EXCEPT

The term that means a payment for war damages is...

Which president started the process of trying to contain communism?

Which Asian country crossed the Yalu River to help the North Koreans?

Which country was not a member of the Triple Alliance before World War I

The struggle over political differences between the US and the Soviet Union that stopped short of war was called...

a secret telegram detailing a plot to get Mexico to attack the United States. What was the name of this document?

The German military strategy that means "lightning war" was

What prompted Great Britain and France to declare war on Germany during World War 2?

American foreign policy that focused on blocking Soviet influence and stopping the spread of communism was called?

The Fourteen Points were ideas...

To get money through the Marshall Plan, European countries show they were fighting what idea?

The German high command's idea of the "Final Solution" was the start of what event

How many zones was Germany divided into after World War II

The last German offensive in the war was during

Why did the United States not want to be in the League of Nations?

George Marshall argued that

Joseph Stalin tried to get the West to appease him and grant him full control of Eastern Germany during the

What is the capital of South Korea that was captured and freed on numerous occasions?

Why was General Douglas MacArthur dismissed/fired during the Korean War?

During what years was the Korean War fought?

What line of latitude separates North and South Korea?

Militarism is...

The mutual defense agreement between countries in the Western Hemisphere and Western Europe was better known as?

Which European country controlled Vietnam from 1887 through the 1960's?

France constructed a series of fortifications along the French/German border known as

American foreign policy that focused on blocking Soviet influence and stopping the spread of communism was called?

Who was the leader of the North Vietnamese independence movement?

Giving in to an aggressor in order to keep the peace is called

What was the Soviet response to NATO?

Which U.S. President sent troops into Korea

Which European country controlled Vietnam from 1887 through the 1960's?

The fear that if one country fell to communism that all other countries would as well was known as

How did the Korean War end?

The alliance among Germany, Italy, and Japan came to be called

Of all the new weapons in World War I, the one new technology that influenced the fighting the most was?

The area between the trenches became best known as

What line of latitude separates North and South Vietnam before they united to become 1 country?

Which U.S. President sent troops into Korea

Giving in to an aggressor in order to keep the peace is called