In 1919, ____ (number of) delegates met in Versailles to make a peach agreement.

The peace agreement was called the _______ of Verailles.

Government in which a single party or leader controls the economic, social and cultural lives of its people.

In the 1930s, Joseph Stalin ordered _________ million people killed who were either suspected or real traitors.

The massacre ordered by Joseph Stalin was called

Italian dictator who founded the Facist Party

Head of the Nazi party in Germany

In 1937, Hitler gave a famous speech in which he said- "Bend or ________ - one or the other."

In 1937, Japan attacked China's capital city- this was known as the

Number one reason the League of Nations was weak

to offer concessions to aggressive nations in the hope that peace will be maintained.

When was the Munich Agreement signed?

What countries initially made up the "Allies"

Two nations that Germany successfully attacked and they surrendered to Germany

Which nation did Germany no successfully conquer

Group of Americans who did not believe we should intervene in the war and we should focus on domestic, "at home" issues

group of Americans who thought we should intervene in the war and provide aid to the Allies

Japan relied on US for trade of

In 1940, President Roosevelt tried to stop or slow the expansion of Japan by placing an ________ on important naval and aviation supplies to Japan

In 1941, General Hidecki __________ became the Prime Minister of Japan

What month in 1941 did relations with the US and Japan officially end?

What date did Pearl Harbor get bombed?

How many Americans died during the bombing of Pearl Harbor?

How many months was the US battle fleet out of commission after the Pearl Harbor attack?

Name ALL 3 of the ships that were destroyed during Pearl Harbor

The US __________ which held most all of our important fuel were untouched during the attack on Pearl Harbor

On _________ ____, _________ Presiden Roosevelt addressed Congress asking for a Declaration of War.

To declare war, the House voted _______ to ______ in favor of war.

The Senate voted _______________ to declare war.

What even led to the US joining forces with the Allies?

After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, US __________ was at an all time high.

What percentage of the military volunteered to go to war?

What percentage of the military was drafted for the war?

2 military advantages that the Japanese had at this time.

When the Allied troops surrendered in the Phillippines, they surrendered 70,000 troops. The Japanese troops then made the Allied troops march 60 miles. What was the name of this march?

How many allied troops died in the Baatan Death March?

American volunteer groups that flew missions out of Burma from Dec. 1941 to July 1942. They were painted with images of tiger sharks on the side of planes.

What country did the Allies see as the biggest threat?

The Allied strategy was called "________________" first

What did the Germans use in the Atlantic to attack US ships carrying supplies to Europe?

11th American History- Chapter 7

11th American History- Chapter 7 | Quizalize

71 questions

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Treaty

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Totalitarianism

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Man of Steel

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1 million

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The Great Terror

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Mussolini

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Black Shirts

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Adolf Hitler

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My Struggle (Mein Kempf)

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break

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Rape of Nanjing

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no army

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appeasement

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1938

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Britain and France

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Nazi-Soviet NonAgression Pact

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Denmark and Norway

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France

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isolationists

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interventionists

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passed by Congress and prevented America from selling weapons to Nations at war.

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supplies

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embargo

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ban on trade

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Tojo

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December

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The Razor - because of his sharp mind

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December 7, 1941

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2500

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6 months

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1. USS Arizona

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submarines

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Dec. 8, 1941

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388 to 1

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unanimously

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Pearl Harbor

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patriotism

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38.8%

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61.2%

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1. high power

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Bataan Death March

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7000

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Flying Tigers

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interventionists and isolationists

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Germany, Italy, and Japan

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They did not have a united plan. They had individual plans

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They had one plan and not individual, scattered out.

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Germany

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Europe

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German U-Boats

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invented to help US and Allies detect and sing German boats faster than they could be manufactured.

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Germany betrayed them

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November 1943

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giving up completely without any concessions

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Mussolini

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tactic of dropping massive amounts of bombs in order to inflict maximum damage

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tactic of dropping bombs on key political and industrial targets

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Tesiki

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1. needed to bomb more

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20%

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12 Days

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US and Britain

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a way for citizens to help fund the war.

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WWII Office that installs price controls on essential items to prevent inflation

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A process to control the amount of goods and services being used; typically when there is scarcity

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Backyard gardens; Americans were encouraged to grow their own vegetables to support the war effort

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established by the government to promote patriotism and help keep Americans united behind the war effort.

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designated certain areas as war zones from which anyone might be removed for any reason.

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symbol of American women who went to work in factories during the war

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assured fair hiring practices in any job funded with government money and established the Fair Employment Practices Committee.

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