World War 1 Review



WW2 Review

From Notes:

Study all notes!

Know Hitler notes.

Know the order of Major Events.

Know dates and places of important WW2 battles.

a. Bulge

b. D-Day

c. El Alamein

d. Stalingrad

e. Midway

f. Pearl Harbor

g. Guadalcanal

h. Coral Sea

i. Iwo Jima and Okinawa

j. Invasion of Sicily

Vocabulary

a. Alliance

b. Nationalism

c. Arms Race

d. Imperialism

e. Treaty of Versailles

f. Blitzkrieg

g. Wehrmacht

h. Mein Kampf

i. Weimar

j. Einsatzgruppen

People

a. Churchill

b. Roosevelt

c. Truman

d. De Gaulle

e. Stalin

f. Montgomery

g. Patton

h. Eisenhower

i. MacArthur

j. Oppenheimer

a. Yamamoto

b. Hirohito

c. Tojo

d. Mussolini

e. Kamikaze

f. Hitler

g. Goebbels

h. Rommel

i. Von Seeckt

j. Von Ribbentrop

Text Reading

1. This Italian form of government was built on extreme nationalism and racism.

|a. |Communist |

|b. |fascist |

|c. |capitalist |

|d. |totalitarian |

2. This German dictator gained his popularity by exploiting concern about inflation and unemployment.

|a. |Adolf Hitler |

|b. |Neville Chamberlain |

|c. |Benito Mussolini |

|d. |Joseph Stalin |

3. This Communist leader of the Soviet Union demanded complete obedience from the people.

|a. |Neville Chamberlain |

|b. |Benito Mussolini |

|c. |Joseph Stalin |

|d. |Adolf Hitler |

4. This pact shocked the leaders of Europe because it freed Adolf Hitler to invade Poland.

|a. |German-Japanese Aggression Pact |

|b. |Nazi-Italian Pact |

|c. |France-Britain Pact |

|d. |Soviet-German Non-Aggression Pact |

5. This country was the first to use the Lend-Lease Act.

|a. |Germany |

|b. |France |

|c. |Great Britain |

|d. |United States |

6. This was the worst defeat in the United States military history.

|a. |Battle of Britain |

|b. |Pearl Harbor |

|c. |Invasion of Italy |

|d. |Normandy |

7. The German general in command of North Africa was

|a. |Erwin Rommel. |

|b. |Dwight D. Eisenhower. |

|c. |Ernie Pyle. |

|d. |George Patton. |

8. Only 54,000 of the 76,000 Allied prisoners of war reached the camp on this march.

|a. |Auschwitz Death March |

|b. |March Overlord |

|c. |the Long March |

|d. |Bataan Death March |

9. This general was commander of the Allied forces in the Pacific.

|a. |Dwight D. Eisenhower |

|b. |Erwin Rommel |

|c. |Douglas MacArthur |

|d. |George Patton |

10. The first atomic bomb was dropped by the Americans on this country.

|a. |Germany |

|b. |Japan |

|c. |China |

|d. |France |

11. This Ethiopian leader warned, "It is us today. It will be you tomorrow."

|a. |Haile Selassie |

|b. |Benito Mussolini |

|c. |Adolf Hitler |

|d. |Joseph Stalin |

12. Adolf Hitler established this form of government in Germany.

|a. |Communist |

|b. |socialist |

|c. |capitalist |

|d. |totalitarian |

13. At this conference Great Britain and France appeased Germany by giving Hitler the Sudetenland.

|a. |Malta Conference |

|b. |Munich Conference |

|c. |Potsdam Conference |

|d. |Versailles Conference |

14. This was a string of steel-and-concrete bunkers along the German border where France and British forces settled in during 1939 and 1940.

|a. |Eastern Front Line |

|b. |Northern Line |

|c. |Maginot Line |

|d. |Line at Dunkirk |

15. This country was NOT part of the Allied Powers.

|a. |Soviet Union |

|b. |Germany |

|c. |United States |

|d. |Great Britain |

16. This country was NOT part of the Axis Powers.

|a. |Germany |

|b. |Italy |

|c. |Japan |

|d. |United States |

17. This general was commander of the Allied forces in Europe.

|a. |Douglas MacArthur |

|b. |George Patton |

|c. |Dwight D. Eisenhower |

|d. |Erwin Rommel |

18. Genocide was the "final solution" used by the Nazis against 6 million of this group of people in the Holocaust.

|a. |white men and women |

|b. |African Americans |

|c. |Catholics |

|d. |Jews |

19. General Douglas MacArthur and Admiral Chester Nimitz adopted a strategy known as

|a. |island hopping. |

|b. |kamikaze. |

|c. |the Manhattan Project. |

|d. |V-J Day. |

20. War crime trials for the Nazis were held in

|a. |Beijing. |

|b. |Nuremberg. |

|c. |Paris. |

|d. |London. |

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