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

Area invaded by Japan in 1931

International organization created after World War I to stop future international conflicts

True or false: The League of Nations condemned Japan�s invasion of Manchuria.

Japan's response to the League of Nations condemning it's invasion of Manchuria was:

African country invaded by Mussolini in 1935:

Hitler's position on the Treaty of Versailles was:

Which of the following was one aspect of the Treaty of Versailles that Hitler violated?

Which of the following was one aspect of the Treaty of Versailles that Hitler violated?

Which of the following was one aspect of the Treaty of Versailles that Hitler violated?

The League of Nation's response to Hitler moving troops into the demilitarized Rhineland was to:

The League of Nation's response to Hitler building his army above the limits in the Treaty of Versailles was:

The League of Nation's response to Hitler annexing Austria was:

The Sudetenland is a part of which country:

When an area is "demilitarized" this means that:

Was the following country a member of the Axis Powers, Allied Powers, or neutral during World War II? Germany

Was the following country a member of the Axis Powers, Allied Powers, or neutral during World War II? Italy

Was the following country a member of the Axis Powers, Allied Powers, or neutral during World War II? Japan

Was the following country a member of the Axis Powers, Allied Powers, or neutral during World War II? United Kingdom (Britain)

Was the following country a member of the Axis Powers, Allied Powers, or neutral during World War II? France

Was the following country a member of the Axis Powers, Allied Powers, or neutral during World War II? Spain

Was the following country a member of the Axis Powers, Allied Powers, or neutral during World War II? Switzerland

A non-aggression pact is:

These two countries signed a non-aggression pact at the beginning of World War II

Which of the following was one of the main causes of WWII?

Which of the following was one of the main causes of WWII?

Which of the following was one of the main causes of WWII?

Which of the following was one of the main causes of WWII?

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:

This country successfully invaded Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania in 1939:

This country successfully invaded the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg in 1940:

Why did Hitler sign a non-aggression pact with the USSR?

The name of the French defensive line between Germany and France was known as:

The Germans attacked the French through:

The Germans trapped the Allied forces in this city:

The reason that Allied forces were able to escape Dunkirk was:

The number of allied troops saved at Dunkirk was:

The name of the puppet Government in France set up by Hitler & Mussolini was known as:

After Hitler defeated France, his next goal was to attack:

Hitler�s plan to invade Britain was:

Hitler�s plan to invade Britain was known as:

The British Air Force is known as:

The British Air Force is known as:

Hitler's policy towards bombing major cities, like London, 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:

In the end, Operation Sea Lion was:

Italy's goal in North Africa was:

The Suez Canal was a valuable asset for the British because:

The Italians moved through this country in order to attack the Suez Canal

One reason Italy had trouble taking the Suez Canal was:

The name of the German commander in North Africa was:

General Erwin Rommel's Nickname was:

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

What did Hitler have to violate when attacking the USSR?

At the beginning of Operation Barbarossa, the Nazi army was largely:

What is a siege?

In Leningrad, the German army conducted a ___________ that lasted nearly three years.

True or False: Leningrad eventually fell to the Germans during WWII

True of False: Stalingrad eventually fell to the Germans during WWII

True of False: Operation Barbarossa was a success for Nazi Germany

This fact about USSR made it impossible for Hitler to capture Moscow

The US President during the first part of WWII was

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's nickname was:

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

The name of the agreement between the U.S. and Britain affirming their right to freely trade:

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

Before entering WWII, the United States greatly assisted:

The name of a German submarine was:

Germany's position on cargo ships in the Atlantic was:

The Suez Canal was important because

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:

Germany conducted a years-long seige of this city:

One key reason that Germany was unable to take Moscow was:

The German general that led Axis troops in North Africa was:

The name of the program that allowed the United States to supply Britain was:

When a country refuses to export a certain product to another country, this is known as a:

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

Japan executed a sneak attack on this American naval base:

The date of the Pearl Harbor attack was:

What was the Doolittle Raid?

The Coral Sea is:

The Battle of Coral Sea was the first naval battle where:

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

At the Battle of Midway, Japan lost how many Aircraft carriers?

Which two countries JOINED the Allied Powers during the course of WWII

The Suez Canal provided access to:

The American attack of North Africa is known as:

During Operation Torch, American Troops met half-hearted resistance from:

What natural resources was Hitler hoping to get access to by capturing Stalingrad?

What was the purpose of Operation Fortitude?

How did Operation Fortitude trick the Germans into thinking the beach landing was at Calais?

The name of the actual D-Day landing operation was:

The German defenses at Normandy were known as:

Hitler's "last gasp" counterattack in the West was known as:

What were the terms of Germany's surrender at the end of WWII

The end of the war in Europe is known as:

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:

The island of Iwo Jima was important because:

The President of the United States directly after FDR was:

At the end of WWII, the United States was the only country to have developed this weapon:

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

True or False: Stalingrad eventually fell to the Germans during WWII

The end of the war in the Pacific is known as:

Nazi leaders were put on trial in this city:

The world's response to seeing the United States use the atomic bomb was:

The organization that replaced the League of Nations was