An example of the "appeasement" of Hitler by Great Britain was the

"Munich Pact" which gave Hitler the right to seize territory

Translated: "WAR! Hitler attacks." Which of the following events started World War 2 in Europe?

Germany's invasion of Poland (1939)

Which of the following WAS NOT a part of Germany's "BLITZKRIEG" style of warfare?

WW1 style defensive trenches on the borders of enemies.

Which of the following was an example of Hitler's "Anti-Semitism"?

The Nuremberg Laws which discriminated against Jews

Which of the following is an example of the vocabulary word "genocide?"

Concentration camps built in Europe.

Totalitarian governments in Germany and Italy gained power in the 1930s because

World War 1 had caused severe economic problems.

This is a Nazi named Himmler who planned "The Final Solution." What was this Nazi policy?

Germany's goal of extermination Jews in death camps.

Another factor that encouraged support for the FASCIST dictatorships was that they

Controlled media and used propaganda

The event shown in this propaganda poster that brought America into WW2 in 1941 was

Japan's bombing attack on Pearl Harbor.

Which of the following was a true ECONOMIC reason that Japan attacked the USA in 1941?

to increase access to natural resources.

This cartoon has the point of view that

Allied men can stop Axis blitzkrieg machines.

American "ISOLATIONISTS" believed that

The USA should stay out of Europe's war.

All of the following are true of government economic policy in the 1930s EXCEPT

The Soviet Union (Russia) abandoned Communism

All of the following were reasons that the US dropped 2 atomic bombs on Japan EXCEPT:

to commit genocide on all Japanese people.

After Allied victory, they were stunned by the Holocaust. Top Nazi leaders and soldiers were

tried, found guilty, and most executed at "Nuremberg Trials"

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1
An example of the "appeasement" of Hitler by Great Britain was the
"Munich Pact" which gave Hitler the right to seize territory
"Nuremberg Laws" which deprived Jews of rights
"Nazi-Soviet Pact" which allowed Hitler to invade Poland
"Enabling Act" that gave Hitler power in Germany
2
Translated: "WAR! Hitler attacks." Which of the following events started World War 2 in Europe?
Germany's defeat of France (1940)
Germany's invasion of Poland (1939)
Germany's seizure of the Sudetenland (1938)
Germany's political union with Austria (1938)
3
Which of the following WAS NOT a part of Germany's "BLITZKRIEG" style of warfare?
Rapid tank movements to occupy enemy land
WW1 style defensive trenches on the borders of enemies.
Fighter jet attacks on enemy positions
Huge bombing raids on enemy cities
4
In order to prevent war, British leaders made deals with Hitler. This policy was called
militarism
isolationism
neutrality
appeasement
5
Which of the following was an example of Hitler's "Anti-Semitism"?
The Enabling Act which granted him total power
The Munich Pact which allowed him to seize Czechoslovakia
The Nuremberg Laws which discriminated against Jews
The Nazi-Soviet pact which promised non-aggression
6
Adolf Hitler supported all of the following EXCEPT
Abolishing civil liberties in Germany
Territorial expansion of Germany
German nationalism
The Treaty of Versailles
7
Which of the following is an example of the vocabulary word "genocide?"
Concentration camps built in Europe.
Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor
Mussolini's assassination of opposition leaders.
Germany's invasion of Poland.
8
Besides Japan, who were the other two nations that formed the AXIS Alliance of WW2?
Britain and Germany
Germany and Italy
England and the Soviet Union
Germany and the Soviet Union
9
Totalitarian governments in Germany and Italy gained power in the 1930s because
the United States gave its approval.
the people wanted a return to monarchies ruled by kings.
World War 1 had caused severe economic problems.
Communism was a successful model for them to follow.
10
This is a Nazi named Himmler who planned "The Final Solution." What was this Nazi policy?
Germany's plan to deport Jews to Africa.
Germany's embrace of Jewish slave labor.
Germany's goal of extermination Jews in death camps.
Germany's encouragement of Jews to leave Europe.
11
Another factor that encouraged support for the FASCIST dictatorships was that they
Formed multiple political parties
Controlled media and used propaganda
Gave rights and liberties for minorities
Encouraged criticism and debate
12
The event shown in this propaganda poster that brought America into WW2 in 1941 was
Japan's military conquest of Southeast Asia.
Japan's military invasion of China.
Japan's bombing attack on Pearl Harbor.
Japan's defeat at the battle of Midway.
13
Which of the following was a true ECONOMIC reason that Japan attacked the USA in 1941?
to promote Japan's social views.
to increase access to natural resources.
to spread Japanese religious ideas.
to make alliances with other Asian nations.
14
The super secret program to develop an atomic bomb was known as
The Nuremberg Trial
The Manhattan Project
The Potsdam Conference
The North Atlantic Charter
15
This cartoon has the point of view that
The USA should stay out of WW2.
Allied men can stop Axis blitzkrieg machines.
Poland should give up against Germany.
Blitzkrieg is impossible to stop.
16
American "ISOLATIONISTS" believed that
The USA should ally with Germany.
The Soviet Union could be a reliable ally of the USA.
The USA should stay out of Europe's war.
Great Britain could beat Germany with the USA's help.
17
This editorial cartoon best represents which vocabulary term of WW2?
Genocide
Blitzkrieg
Appeasement
Isolationism
18
All of the following are true of government economic policy in the 1930s EXCEPT
Great Britain raised taxes and protective tariffs.
The Soviet Union (Russia) abandoned Communism
Fascist governments increased military spending.
The USA started massive projects to reduce unemployment.
19
All of the following were reasons that the US dropped 2 atomic bombs on Japan EXCEPT:
to commit genocide on all Japanese people.
to force a Japanese surrender.
to seek revenge for Pearl Harbor.
to save American lives.
20
After Allied victory, they were stunned by the Holocaust. Top Nazi leaders and soldiers were
pardoned of all their crimes in an effort to keep the peace.
tried, found guilty, and most executed at "Nuremberg Trials"
invited to sign the charter of the United Nations.
forgiven if they paid compensation to the surviving victims.

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