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Rise of the Dictators & World War II
Rise of the Dictators & World War II
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Quiz on the Rise of the Dictators & WWII.
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Strategy tried before World War II to give Hitler whatever he asked for in order to prevent war
Empathy
Apologizing
Appeasement
Beligerence
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Tried to take control of the Soviet Union; forced into exile and later killed in Mexico.
Trotsky
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
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Organized and industrialized genocide of the Jewish population in Europe; 6 million died.
Cataclysm
Disaster
Pogrom
Holocaust
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Japanese city on which the second atomic bomb was dropped August 9, 1945.
Tokyo
Yokahama
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
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Leader of Nazi Germany; came to power in 1933 and committed suicide in 1945.
Hitler
Trotsky
Mussolini
Stalin
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Succeeded FDR best known for making controversial decision to use 2 atomic bombs against Japan.
Hoover
Eisenhower
Taft
Truman
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Also called "Night of Broken Glass"; violence & vandalism towards Jewish population in Germany.
Holodomor
Action T4
Kristallnacht
Reichstag fire
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Wartime leader of Great Britain; especially important during the German blitz of London
Roosevelt
Chuchill
Chamberlain
Truman
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"Lightning War" intended to prevent German army from getting bogged down like they had in WWI.
Blitzkrieg
Blitz
Blintz
Shock & Awe
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1945 conference to determine how Germany would be occupied & Europe would be divided postwar.
Atlantic Conference
Yalta Conference
Tehran Conference
Potsdam Conference
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Anti-Jewish laws passed in Germany in 1935, marking a major step in clarifying racial policy.
Immigration Laws
Administration Laws
Nuremberg Laws
Binding Laws
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Surprise attack like Pearl Harbor would have given Japan control of the Pacific, if successful.
Pearl Harbor
Okinawa
Midway
Iwo Jima
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Wartime leader of US, elected 4 times, responsible for internment of Japanese-Americans
Chamberlain
Truman
Churchill
Roosevelt
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Japanese city that was the site of the 1st atomic bomb dropped in a war, on August 6, 1945.
Yokohama
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Tokyo
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Man-made famine in Ukraine, created by Stalin to get rid of Ukrainian independence movement.
Ukrainian famine
Austrian famine
Bulgarian famine
Armenian famine
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A form of totalitarianism that emphasizes nationalism, militarism, & violence started in Italy.
Collectivism
Fascism
Utopianism
Communism
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Surprise attack on December 7, 1941 by Japanese bombers; brought the US into World War II.
Iwo Jima
Midway
Okinawa
Pearl Harbor
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Law passed in 1933 to give Hitler power to act without the approval of the Reichstag.
Townshend Act
Quartering Act
Enabling Act
Stamp Act
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1945 conference to determine terms of peace treaty with Germany at the end of World War II.
Atlantic Conference
Potsdam Conference
Tehran Conference
Yalta Conference
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One of several economic plans for the Soviet Union implemented by Stalin to improve the economy
2-year plan
1-year plan
10-year plan
5-year plan
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Leader of Fascist Italy sided with the Nazis; killed in 1945 as he tried to escape the country.
Trotsky
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
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Meant to get rid of "undesirable" members of Communist Party; resulted in millions of deaths.
Rituals
Purifications
Purges
Immersions
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Gullible British Prime Minister, followed appeasement plan with Hitler, hoping to avoid war.
Stalin
Hitler
Chamberlain
Churchill
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The leading committee of politicians for the Soviet government.
Congress
Politburo
Reichstag
Parliamnet
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Leader of Soviet Union; responsible for the Ukrainian famine, purges, & deaths of millions.
Stalin
Hitler
Trotsky
Mussolini
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System in which the state holds total authority over society & controls public & private life.
Oligarchy
Totalitarian
Monarchy
Democratic