Interwar and WW2

The cold, impersonal leader of the Soviet Union following the death of Vladimir Lenin was:

The Allied Powers in WW2 were:

D-Day was an invasion of:

Two reasons Japan attacked Pearl Harbor:

Hitler's German Kingdom was called:

The Bolsheviks won the Russian Civil War and became:

One of the deadliest battles in the history of warfare and major turning point for the Allies:

United States policy in the interwar period was referred to as:

Trying to appease Hitler resulted in:

Sectioned off parts of cities where Jews were kept were called:

Absolute monarchs in Russia were called:

Which country did not have a representative at the Munich Conference?

Number of Jews believed to be killed in the Holocaust:

Total control of a society is called:

An intense military occupation designed to gain a quick victory is called a:

Extreme nationalism to both a leader and a country (or state) is called:

Three causes of World War 2:

Which of the following was NOT a cause of the March Revolution?

The phony war was the period from Sept 1939 to April 1940 where:

Group used as a scapegoat by Hitler for Germany's loss in WW1:

The biggest mistake that a lot of leaders made leading up to World War 2 was:

Hitler's Political Party:

Mussolini saw himself as a modern day Julius Caesar and he wanted to re-create:

What is the proletariat?

One of the deadliest death camps responsible for 1.1 million Jewish Deaths:

Appeasement means:

The Nuremburg laws wee:

The Night of Broken Glass was:

The goal of the Bolshevik Revolution was to overthrow:

The most powerful social class in Communism is: