World History World War II (part 1)

The Soviet Union differed from other totalitarian regimes because it:

World War II began when Hitler's troops invaded this country:in 1939:

At the Munich Conference in 1938, the British practiced this policy

All of the following are common traits of totalitarian regimes EXCEPT:

Mussolini wanted to create the following for Italy:

In 1936, Hitler sent troops into this region between France and Germany

During the Second World War, the leader of the United States was:

In 1938, Nazi Germany annexed this country and made it part of Germany.

Under Joseph Stalin, religion in Russia was:

All of the following are found in a police state EXCEPT:

A policy of avoiding war and staying out of the problems of other countries is known as:

In a Totalitarian state, propaganda is

In 1935, Italy invaded this country:

In Stalin's Command Economy, Russians

Great Britain, France, and the United States did not sand up to Hitler because:

In 1939, HItler signed a non-aggression pact with:

At the Munich Conference in 1938, Great Britain and France agreed to let Hitler have:

The governments of Germany, Italy, and the Soviet Union were:

In the United States before World War II, most Americans:

In the 1930s Japan's government was dominated by:

In 1931, Japan invaded this region and set up a puppet government:

In 1938, 350,000 Chinese civilians were murdered by Japanese troops in this city: