The invasion of this country is commonly thought to be the beginning of World War II:

These two countries invaded Poland and agreed to split it in half:

One major advantage of the British that caused it to win the Battle of Britain was:

One major advantage of the British that caused it to win the Battle of Britain was:

One major advantage of the British that caused it to win the Battle of Britain was:

Put the following in correct chronological order: I. The Battle of Britain II. Hitler invades Poland III. Hitler moves troops into the Rhineland IV. Hitler is sent to prison for his role in the Beer Hall Putsch

Put the following in correct chronological order: I. Japan bombs Pearl Harbor II. Hitler breaks the non-aggression pact with the USSR III. United States drops the atomic bomb on Hiroshima IV. V-E Day

Put the following in correct chronological order: I. Allied forces land at Normandy during the D-Day operation II. The bombing of Pearl Harbor III. The Battle of the Bulge IV. V-J Day

Put the following in correct chronological order: I. Allied forces are saved hundreds of small ships at Dunkirk II. Germany uses Blitzkrieg tactics to quickly conquer France III. Hitler and Stalin invade Poland IV. Japan bombs Pearl Harbor

Put the following in correct chronological order: I. German troops invade Poland II. Japan bombs Pearl Harbor III. Operation Overlord (D-Day) IV. Operation Barbarossa

Put the following in correct chronological order: I. V-E Day II. D-Day III. V-J Day IV. Operation Barbarossa

Put the following in correct chronological order: I. Bombing of Nagasaki II. Bombing of Hiroshima III. Bombing of Pearl Harbor IV. V-J Day

The strategy of the Allies in Europe in 1944 was:

One important aspect of the D-Day invasion was:

What were Japanese-American internment camps?

Why did the United States force thousands of Japanese-Americans into internment camps during WWII?

6/4/40

What does the following quote relate to? "December 7th, 1941. A date that will live in infamy." - Franklin Delano Roosevelt, December 8th, 1941

What does the following quote relate to? "An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last." - Winston Churchill

What does the following quote relate to? "Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds." - Robert Oppenheimer, leader of the development of the atomic bomb

What agreement did Hitler violate when attacking the USSR?

The name of Hitler's operation attacking the USSR during WWII was:

At the onset of the war, the USSR and Germany were:

Which country broke the non-aggression pact between the USSR and Germany?

The name of the German attack on the USSR was:

One reason that the United States used to support dropping an atomic bomb on Japan was:

The name of the program by which the United States supplied Britain with supplies was:

Why was the Lend-Lease program so important to the Allies, particularly Britain?

Before entering WWII, the United States greatly assisted:

Before entering WWII, the United States greatly assisted:

Japan had a major need for this natural resource during WWII:

Japan executed a sneak attack on this American naval base:

Japan's reasoning for attacking Pearl Harbor was

Which of the following cities was the FIRST city that the United States dropped an atomic bomb on:

Which of the following cities was the SECOND city that the United States dropped an atomic bomb on:

This event caused Japan to surrender:

The U.S. Strategy in attacking Japan is known as:

During the second half of WWII, the USSR became an

The USSR joined the allies because:

The Suez Canal provided access to:

The organization that replaced the League of Nations after WWII was:

Area invaded by Japan in 1931

Especially during the 1930s, Japan wanted to expand in Southeast Asia because:

Giving in to an aggressor's demands to keep the peace.

The process of assembling troops and supplies and making them ready for war.

A swift and sudden military attack, used by the Germans in WWII

A policy of remaining apart from the affairs or interests of other groups, especially the political affairs of other countries.

The refusal to take sides or become involved in wars between other nations

In general, the policy of bombing major cities (such as London), was:

The three attendees at the Yalta Conference were:

One agreement that came out of the Yalta Conference was:

One agreement that came out of the Yalta Conference was:

One agreement that came out of the Yalta Conference was:

One agreement that came out of the Yalta Conference was:

One way that the Allies & the League of Nations practiced appeasement with Hitler was:

One way that the Allies & the League of Nations practiced appeasement with Hitler was:

One way that the Allies & the League of Nations practiced appeasement with Hitler was:

One way that the Allies & the League of Nations practiced appeasement with Hitler was:

As used in this unit, which of the following countries was a primary BENEFICIARY of the policy of appeasement?

As used in this unit, which of the following countries PRACTICED the policy of appeasement?

Which of the following was a consequence of World War II?

Which of the following was a consequence of World War II?

Which of the following was a consequence of World War II?

Which of the following was a consequence of World War II?

Which of the following was a consequence of World War II?

Which of the following was a consequence of World War II?

Which of the following was a consequence of World War II?

Which of the following was a consequence of World War II?

After WWII, Japan was occupied by this country:

After WWII, the United States forced Japan to:

One reason that Hitler wanted to take over the Sudetenland was:

One reason that Hitler moved troops into the Rhineland was was:

Which of the following countries fell to a fascist dictator in the 1920s and 1930s?

Anti-Semitism is:

How did the Great Depression impact Europe?

In general, Totalitarian governments:

Fascist leader in Germany

What country did Joseph Stalin lead?

In general, fascist governments:

Italian party led by Benito Mussolini

Stalin's Five Year Plan was designed to:

The Global Depression caused (1) _________, which caused many democracies to (2) _________.

Why was Italy unhappy with the Treaty of Versailles?

German party that wanted to "undo" the Treaty of Versailles

Which of the following is a characteristic of fasicsm, totalitarianism, AND communism?

In general, fascist governments:

Which of the following countries fell to a fascist dictator in the 1920s and 1930s?

In general, fascist governments:

The process of teaching a person or group to accept a set of beliefs uncritically

Which of the following countries fell to a fascist dictator in the 1920s and 1930s?

In general, Totalitarian governments:

Why did Germany experience hyper-inflation during the Great Depression?

Why was Germany unhappy with the Treaty of Versailles?

Which of the following is an EFFECT of totalitarianism in Europe

Fascism stresses:

Indoctrination is:

Hostility to or prejudice against Jews

Which of the following was a promise of the Nazi party (Hitler)?

What country did Benito Mussolini lead?

In which of the following countries did democracy remain after WWI?

Which of the following was a belief of the Nazi party?

Totalitarianism is:

Nationalism is:

Which of the following terms describes hostility or prejudice against Jewish people?

One thing that aided the rise of fascist dictators was:

Immediately following WWI, most European countries had the following form of government:

Which of the following was a belief of the Nazi party?

True or False: The Great Depression did not impact Europe

What was the name of the book that Hitler wrote while in jail?

Communist leader in Russia

In which of the following countries did democracy remain after WWI?

Fascist leader in Italy

Fascism involves extreme:

Which of the following is a characteristic of fasicsm, totalitarianism, and communism?

In general, Totalitarian governments:

What country did Adolf Hitler lead?

Which of the following was a belief of the Nazi party?

Which quote is most closely associated with COMMUNISM?

Which quote is most closely associated with MONARCHY?

Which quote is most closely associated with DEMOCRACY?

Which quote is most closely associated with FASCISM?

These two countries divided up the Ottoman Empire:

The leader of Turkey after WWI was:

This Indian leader who is well known for pushing for reform through civil disobedience is:

This organization formed in 1885 to attempt to reform British rule:

The refusal to obey laws that are considered unjust

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk helped Turkey to

An Indian upper-class intellectual studied in great Britain. He led a nationalist movement in India that was Western in nature.

A 230 mile march to the sea, led by Gandhi

One of the major religions in India was:

Calls for independence in Africa were led by individuals:

The ideas that people of African descent share a common heritage and should be united is:

India provided these two things to Britain

The British made it illegal for Indians to make their own

In 1930, Turkey gave _______ the right to vote.

After WWI, Africans became more:

Indians were promised________ for fighting for the British in WWI

The Ottoman Empire was centered in modern-day

British soldiers killed 400 Indians without warning during a peaceful protest in 1919, later called:

One of the major religions in India was:

This natural resource was discovered in Iran in 1908:

The Nationalist movement in Iran led by Reza Khan was largely in response to:

Shah is another word for:

What caused Britain and the USSR to invade Iran during WWII?

The idea that Jewish people should establish a Jewish state in Palestine is known as:

Reza Shah allied himself with:

This document was issued by Britain in 1917 and expressed support for creating a Jewish state in Palestine:

After WWI, these two countries were forced to give up their colonies in Africa and Asia:

These two groups both view themselves as having rights to Palestine:

If an industry is "nationalized," this means that:

After WWI, this country controlled what is now Israel:

The name of the company that controlled Iran's natural resources was:

This gave the British the authority to rule over the area that is now Israel.

African independence movements were fueled by:

Arabs in Palestine did not like Jewish people moving in because:

As used in this unit, a "mandate" is:

The climate of modern-day Iran is

One way that Mustafa Kemal Ataturk changed Turkey in the 1920s and 1930s was

Iran was known as _______ until 1934

This individual led a military mutiny that seized control of Tehran, the capital of Iran

Many former colonies throughout the world resented European powers, largely due to:

Foreign powers were active in Iran due to:

This country controlled most of Iran's natural resources in the 1930s

Modern-day Iran is rich in:

The Treaty of Versailles gave Germany's former territories in Asia to:

The Nationalist Movement in Japan objected to Western:

The Chinese Communist Party was led by:

Due to the Great Depression, Japanese ______________ were particularly hard hit by high food prices.

How did the Communists and Nationalists resolve their disputes during the 1930s?

The leader of the Chinese Nationalist Party in 1912 was:

A crash in the U.S. Stock Market in the 1920s caused:

What was Japan's response to the League of Nations condemning its invasion of Manchuria?

The two main 'camps' in China in the 1930s were:

What was Japan's response to the Chinese Civil War?

What was the Long March?

Those engaged in a Nationalist Movement in Japan wanted:

Why did Japan invade Manchuria in 1931?

What was the League of Nation's response to the Japanese invasion of Manchuria?

China joined the ___________ powers in WWI

Mao Zedong encouraged peasants to join the Communists by:

The refusal to obey laws that are considered to be unjust

The protest organized by Gandhi to pick out salt from the sea was called:

Why did Gandhi organize the Salt March?

In this country, there was a rivalry between Islam and Judaism. It was carved up by the British after WWI.

Mustafa Kemal instituted democratic reforms & modernized this country.

This country was rich in natural resources. They wanted the West to leave.

When the Nationalists corned the Communists, Mao Zedong led them on:

Turkey is notable for being an early adopter of what civil right?

African independence movements were largely influenced by:

In this country, Nationalists and Communists fought a civil war in the 1930s

How did the Great Depression impact Japan?

Generally speaking, what "ties together" the reaction of countries around the world towards Europe?

During the Chinese Civil War, who was the leader of the Communists?

This country or region promoted a united continent, led by intellectuals educated in the West

How did Latin America respond to the pressures caused by the Great Depression?

After WWI, this country was in charge of dividing up what is today Israel:

During the Chinese Civil War in the 1930s, who was the leader of the Nationalists?

Sun Yixian was a:

How did the Great Depression impact Latin America?

How did Japan respond to the pressures caused by the Great Depression?

One major driver of the conflict between Jewish people and those living in Palestine was:

In this country or region, the Great Depression caused economic instability and the rise of dictators.

What was Japan's goal when invading Manchuria?

Mustafa Kemal was a leader from which country?

How did Mao Zedong gain support of the people during the Chinese Civil War?

Which of the following contributed to Japan's ability to invade Manchuria?