What was the "first step" (1ère étape) in the isolation and persecution of European jews?

They were forced to live in ghettos.

What is "anti-parliamentarianism"? (l'anti-parlementarisme)

Strong hostility towards a country's parliament

Who called for a resistance movement, and when?

Charles de Gaulle, on June 18th, 1940

When were 1). the battle of the Marne and 2). the battle of Tannenberg?

1). September 1914 and 2). August 1914

What did France and the United Kingdom do to avoid a war against Germany?

They signed the Munich Agreement in 1938.

The extermination of a whole population.

The Triple Alliance was an agreement between…

Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary

Conseil National de la Résistance

What was the Popular Front? (Front Populaire of course :D)

A coalition of left-wing parties ( /!\ left = gauche), An alliance including the SFIO and the Communist party

The killing of unarmed civilians (=civils non armés).

When the First World War began in 1914, everybody thought…

the war would be quick (=fast) and easy.

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1
What was the "first step" (1ère étape) in the isolation and persecution of European jews?
They were killed by Einsatzgruppen.
They were forced to live in ghettos.
They were deported to Germany.
They were sent to extermination camps.
2
When did Stalin come to power?
June 5th, 1926
February 1933
1928
January 1924 (after Lenin's death)
3
The Battle of Verdun took place between…
February and December 1916
March and August 1915
Decembre 1916 and February 1917
September and December 1917
4
When did the Germans legally surrender? (= capituler)
On May 12th, 1945
On May 26th, 1945
On May 22th, 1945
On May 8th, 1945
5
What is "anti-parliamentarianism"? (l'anti-parlementarisme)
A revolution against a country's government
Strong hostility towards a country's parliament
The destruction of a country's parliament
When a country's parliament rebels against the government
6
Who called for a resistance movement, and when?
Charles de Gaulle, on June 18th, 1940
Charles de Gaulle, on November 15th, 1940
Maréchal Pétain, on August 20th, 1943
Jean Moulin, on February 6th, 1941
7
The Russian empire ended on…
August 1914
July 1918 (after the Czar's death)
March 2nd, 1915
March 2nd, 1917
8
When were 1). the battle of the Marne and 2). the battle of Tannenberg?
1). September 1914 and 2). August 1914
1). Sepember 1914 and 2). August 1915
1). February-March 1916 and 2). August-December 1914
March and April 1915
9
Which of these was a concentration camp?
Arkfau
Michaux
Dacho
Dachau
10
The United States entered World War I in…
April 1917
September 1915
November 1916
August 1917
11
What did France and the United Kingdom do to avoid a war against Germany?
They gave Germany money.
They gave "living space" (espace vital) to Germany.
They signed the Nuremberg Laws in 1935.
They signed the Munich Agreement in 1938.
12
What is a genocide ?
The extermination of a whole population.
The destruction of a whole country.
The extermination of a whole (=an entire) city.
The extermination of the Armenians.
13
The Triple Alliance was an agreement between…
Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary
France, Italy, United Kingdom
Russia, France,United Kingdom
Germany, Hungary, Netherlands
14
When was Paris liberated by the FFL (Forces Françaises Libres)?
July 1944
August 1944
June 1944
September 1944
15
The Nuremberg Laws excluded…
Jews from German society
Jews and Tziganes from German society
Jews around the world
Armenians from German society
16
Women, children, old people and sick people were sent to the gas chamber.
True
False
17
When was the Armistice of World War 1 signed?
June 28th, 1918
November 9th, 1918
May 11th, 1917
November 11th, 1918
18
A "blitzkrieg" (=guerre éclaire) is based on the use of…
aerial bombing + horses
aerial bombing + soldiers running on foot
Big Bertha + tanks
tanks + aerial bombing
19
When were the Normandy landings (= le Débarquement) ?
July 1944
August 1944
June 1944
September 1944
20
Trench warfare (la Guerre des tranchées) happened between…
1913 and 1915
1915 and 1917
1914 and 1917
1914 and 1918
21
What was the name of Germany's new regime after WW1 (World War 1) ?
Nuremberg Republic
NKVD
Otto Republic
Weimar Republic
22
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
August 8th, 1914
June 28th, 1914
Septembre 3rd, 1914
June 18th, 1914
23
What was the "CNR" ?
Comité Nationaliste Résistant
Conseil National de la Résistance
Conseil National Républicain
Comité National de la République
24
What was the Popular Front? (Front Populaire of course :D)
A coalition of left-wing parties ( /!\ left = gauche)
A military front at the border between France and Germany
A coalition of right-wing parties ( /!\ right = droite)
An alliance including the SFIO and the Communist party
25
The "Axis powers" included…
France, the United Kingdom and the US
Germany, Italy and Japan
Germany, Japan and Austria
France, the United Kingdom and Russia
26
Only newspapers were censored during WWI .Seuls les journaux étaient censurés en 14-18.
True
False
27
Hitler came to power after the Reichstag fire in 1930
True
False
28
When was the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising? (= soulèvement du ghetto de Varsovie)
May 1944
September 1942
April 1943
December 1941
29
How many people died in the Armenian genocide?
250,000 people were killed
1,200,000 people were killed
750,000 people were killed
990,000 people were killed
30
What is a war crime?
The killing of soldiers.
The destruction of a city during a war.
The deportation of Jews and Tziganes.
The killing of unarmed civilians (=civils non armés).
31
When was the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor?
June 6th, 1944
June 22nd, 1941
December 7th, 1941
June 9th, 1940
32
When the First World War began in 1914, everybody thought…
the war would be long and difficult.
it would be impossible to win the war.
the war would be quick (=fast) and easy.
the war would be short but difficult.

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