WHII SOL Review 4

Which two nations emerged as superpowers following WWII, beginning the Cold War?

Who was the man that reformed China's communist economy to a market economy?

Which of the following identifies the significance of the atomic bombings of Japan?

What is the significance of the event shown in the picture?

Following WWII, which nation was divided and occupied by the US/USSR/Great Britain/France?

Following WWII, the United Nations created this nation-state in the Middle East for Jews

Surviving Nazi leaders and soldiers were tried for war crimes during WWII at the:

During the Cold War, the US main focus was containing the spread of which idea?

Who was the leader in Vietnam who aimed to unite North/South under communism?

The non-physical divide between Europe following WWII was known as:

The image refers to the splitting/partition of which nation in the 1950s?

Anti-antisemitism is the discrimination/hatred of which group of people?

Prior to the officially beginning of WWII Italy, Germany, and Japan all engaged in:

What was the organization created after WWI to ensure peace and prevent future wars?

The domino theory focused on stopping the spread of which idea to border nations?

The closest the US has ever come to complete nuclear warfare was in the 1960s during the:

The first confrontation during the Cold War happened in 1948-1949 and was resolved by the:

WWII officially started in Europe with which event?

What was the international organization created after WWII to maintain world peace?

Which aspect of the Cold War is shown in the image?

Who was the fascist leader of Italy that rose to power during the "Interwar Years"?

The Stock Market Crash of 1929 is often considered the official beginning of

The Great Purge, collectivization of farms, and five year economic plans were policies of:

Who was the communist leader that assumed control during the Chinese Civil War?

What is the significance of the attack on Pearl Harbor to WWII?

The rise of totalitarian leaders/regimes were a direct result of which major world event?

Who was the last leader of the Soviet Union that passed polices of glasnost/perestroika?

Which of the following was NOT a result/impact of the Global Depression of the 1920s/1930s?

Who was blamed for WWI and forced to pay reparations to the Allies?

US provided aid to Europe following WWII to rebuild and combat communism through the:

Germany, Italy, and Japan all used this idea to glorify their nation and its people:

While in power, Hitler directly violated the terms of which treaty that ended WWI?

What is the significance of the structure in the picture?

Neville Chamberlain giving in to Hitler's expansion was a policy known as:

What were the two defense treaties signed between the US/West Europe and USSR/East Europe?