Duplicate of Duplicate of CHC2D/P WW II

_____________ is the deliberate and systematic killing of an entire group of people.

Nazi dictator who believed the Germans were a master race.

Leader whose political philosophy was based on nationalism and racism?

Germany, Italy, and Japan were called the ______ Powers.

After the war, Germany was divided between what four countries?

Nationalism is an intense loyalty to one's?

In the United Nations, who held majority of the power?

During World War II, Canada did not intern enemy aliens. 

Why did Truman decide to drop the atomic bomb?

Leader of Great Britain who opposed appeasement

Which nation signed a pact with Germany that led to the invasion and division of Poland?

Which WWII battle was considered a Canadian tragedy?

Churchill and Roosevelt met secretly to draft the ___________ in support of the Allied Powers?

Where were the Japanese Canadians interned? 

A ___________ is a "lightning war" of quick, crushing surprise attacks

Country that began the war in an alliance with Germany but ended the war fighting Germany?

Leader of the fascist government in Italy

When did World War 2 begin and when did it end?

Government that stresses nationalism and places the interest of the country above an individual

Which of the following countries was an Axis Power?

A totalitarian leader who believed in Communism

In what year did Germany invade the Soviet Union?

Propaganda encouraged women to contribute to the war 

When did D-Day occur?

In the ___________, the Nazis systematically murdered over 6 million Jews?

What two cities did the US drop atomic bombs?

Adolf Hitler believed in all of the following except?

Which of the following did Adolf Hitler oppose?

Which of the following leaders transformed the Soviet Union into an industrial power?

Who won the eastern front's Battle of Stalingrad in 1942?

The actions of which country finally forced the United States to enter the war?

Which group of people suffered 6 million deaths during the Holocaust?

What beach did the Canadians storm on D-Day?

With this Act, the Canadian government could legally conscript soldiers

Which countries did Germany attack in 1938?

America's Neutrality Acts outlawed arms to?

What countries are the Axis Powers?

Japan launched a surprise attack on the naval base at __________?

What was the name of the Canadian Air Force?

Who invented the battle technique called "mouse holing"?

The Nazi's rounded up Jews and other people they felt were inferior and sent them to ________?

Why was it more difficult for Germany to occupy Britain than to occupy France?

What was the German blitzkreig strategy?

What country did Canada help liberate at the end of WWII?

Dieppe was a complete failure and nothing was learned from it. 

What battle was known as "Little Stalingrad"? 

Which of the following countries was a member of the Allied Powers?

United States, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union were known as the _______ powers?

What two radio stations helped keep Canadians informed of what was happening in the war?

What is genocide, as practiced by the Nazi's?