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WWII Review

WWII Review. 1. The Russian-German Treaty of Nonaggression of 1939:. A. Conceded German control over eastern Europe B. Conceded Soviet control over eastern Europe C. Pledged Soviet support to Germany in case of war D. Brokered trade agreements between Germany and Soviet Union.

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WWII Review

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  1. WWII Review

  2. 1. The Russian-German Treaty of Nonaggression of 1939: • A. Conceded German control over eastern Europe • B. Conceded Soviet control over eastern Europe • C. Pledged Soviet support to Germany in case of war • D. Brokered trade agreements between Germany and Soviet Union

  3. 2. Atrocities: Holocause:: ? : Blitzkrieg • A. Pacifism • B. Diplomacy • C. Aggression • D. Containment

  4. 3. Specific steps taken by Hitler after 1933 that violated the Treaty of Versailles included all of the following except: • A. Remilitarization of Germany in spite of limits imposed by the treaty • B. Retaking the Rhineland, held by France since WWI • C. Annexing Austria and Sudentenland in spite of self-determination • D. Attacking the Soviet Union despite their nonaggression pact

  5. 4. The following excerpt describes a policy which European nations used when dealing with Adolph Hitler during the late 1930s. What is this policy called? • Britain and France permitted Germany to violate the Treaty of Versailles by rearming and putting troops into the Rhineland. Then they allowed Germany to take over Czechoslovakia and Austria. At each stage of these aggressions, it was hoped that Hitler would not want to go any further. He always said, “This is my last territorial demand.” But he always wanted more. • A. diplomacy • B. Anschluss • C. appeasement • D. Lebensraum

  6. 5. The purpose of the Marshall Plan was: • A. To discourage communism in western Europe by strengthening capitalism • B. To help rebuild war-torn Europe by forcing Germany to pay reparations • C. To avoid the mistakes that the Treaty of Versailles made in dealing harshly with the defeated • D. None of the above

  7. 6. What is the topic of the headline below and to the left? • “Germans murder 700,000 Jews in Poland: Auschwitz was the death camp where over a million prisoners, mainly Jews, were killed” • A. Pacifism • B. Zionism • C. Holocaust • D. Lebensraum

  8. 7. Which two superpowers emerged after WWII? • A. Great Britain and United States • B. Soviet Union and United States • C. Great Britain and USSR • D. Germany and Japan

  9. 8. Which argument did President Truman consider to support dropping an atomic bomb on Japan? • A. It would kill millions of Japanese civilians • B. It would cause millions of dollars of damage to Japan • C. It would distract the Japanese soldiers fighting in the Pacific theatre • D. It would save American lives

  10. 9. What was the primary focus of the Treaty of Versailles? • A. Increasing German power • B. Decreasing American influence • C. Punishing Germany • D. Strengthening Turkey

  11. #10-15: Use the map on the right • 10. Origin of the Nazi party • 11. Location of Auschwitz camp • 12. Led by prime minister Winston Churchill • 13. Remained neutral during WWII • 14. Known as the USSR during WWII • 15. Led by Mussolini during WWII

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