A government system whose leader has complete power

Who were the Big Three that were behind the Treaty?

Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd George and Georges Clemenceau

What areas did Germany invade in 1936-38?

Rhineland, Austria and Sudetenland (Czechoslovakia)

Why did the League of Nations fail to stop Germany?

They didn't have an army to enforce their laws of peace

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Causes of WW2

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Revision on the causes of WW2 including Treaty of Versailles, Great Depression, Rise of Hitler and Aggression and Appeasement of Germany.

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1
Who was to sign the treaty, accepting blame for starting WW1?
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Italy
2
When did the Stock Market Crash signalling the start of the Great Depression?
11 November 1918
28 June 1919
3 September 1939
24 October 1929
3
T/F? Hitler believed that the German army hadn’t lost the war, but had been betrayed by the government
True
False
4
T/F? Germany was allowed to keep her army
True
False
5
T/F? The Nazi party won the 1932 election because they promised to boost the economy and avoid paying reparations
False
True
6
When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?
28 June 1919
11 November 1918
3 September 1939
24 October 1929
7
Where is Versailles located?
London, England
Berlin, Germany
Paris, France
Rome, Italy
8
Which country wanted the harshest punishment for Germany?
Britain
USA
France
9
T/F? Germany had to pay reparations
False
True
10
What happened on the 1st September 1939 (the final cause of WW2)?
Germany invaded France
Germany invaded Poland
A German soldier was assassinated by a Jew
Britain sent a spy to assassinate Hitler
11
What is Fascism?
A dislike, hatred or prejudice towards Jews
A system of government where members are elected
A ruler with total power
A government system whose leader has complete power
12
Who were the Big Three that were behind the Treaty?
Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd George and Georges Clemenceau
Hideki Tojo, Woodrow Wilson and John Curtin
David Lloyd, John Curtin and Woodrow Wilson
Winston Churchill, Woodrow Wilson and John Curtin
13
What areas did Germany invade in 1936-38?
Poland and Russia
Austria, Italy and Poland
Rhineland, Austria and Sudetenland (Czechoslovakia)
France, Austria and Switzerland
14
In what year was the League of Nations established?
1930
1925
1936
1919
15
Why did the League of Nations fail to stop Germany?
They were too busy dealing with Japan's aggression
They didn't have an army to enforce their laws of peace
They were too busy curing diseases
Germany was a powerful member of the League of Nations

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