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Test your knowledge of global conflicts in the 20th century with this Jeopardy review game. Explore topics such as the causes of World War I, World War II, and the Holocaust. Have fun while learning about important historical events.
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ERA 8 Jeopardy Review Game Between World Wars Causes of World War I World War I ERA 6 & 7 Review World War II & The Holocaust Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy
$100 Causes of World War I What is a group of countries that promise to protect and provide assistance if another is attacked?
$100 Causes of World War I Alliance System Allies Powers: Central Powers:
$200 Causes of World War I The taking over of a weaker country for political and/or economic gain.
$200 Causes of World War I Imperialism The Scramble for Africa
$300 Causes of World War I High patriotism and devotion for your country. Belief that your country and government can do no wrong.
$300 Causes of World War I Nationalism
$400 Causes of World War I Two reasons why the U.S. became involved in World War I.
$400 Causes of World War I • Zimmerman Telegraph (note) • Sinking of the Lusitania
$500 Causes of World War I “The spark that lit the powder keg of Europe” and the most immediate cause of World War I.
$500 Causes of World War I Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary
$100 Question World War I An area of land known as No-Man’s land, the use of chemical weapons, and terrible conditions such as rats, lice, and diseases are all part of what type of warfare?
$100 Answer World War I Trench Warfare
$200 Question World War I The new weaponry and technology used in WWI was made possible because of the _______________ _______________.
$200 Answer World War I Industrial Revolution.
$300 Causes of World War I The Zimmerman Telegram was a letter sent from _________________ to the country of __________________.
$300 Causes of World War I Germany, Mexico
$400 Question World War I This was the policy used by Germany, in which they destroyed any type of ship (civilian, merchant, or military) in the waters around Great Britian.
$400 Answer World War I Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
$500 Question World War I The name of the document that ended World War I was the _____________ of _____________
$500 Answer World War I Treaty of Versailles
$100 Question Between World Wars Give 3 “punishments” that Germany received at the end of World War I.
$100 Answer Between World Wars • Return land to France – Alsace Lorraine region • Reduce military to 100,000 soldiers • Sign the ‘War Guilt Clause’ • Pay war reparations of $33 billion to Allies countries
$200 Question Between World Wars High unemployment rates, a decrease in trade with other countries, and a low average income for citizens are all signs of what?
$200 Answer Between World Wars An economic recession or depression
$300 Question Between World Wars Name both reasons the League of Nations failed to keep peace in the world.
$300 Answer Between World Wars • Lack of support from world powers (U.S.A., Soviet Union, and Japan) • No military force to back it’s policies
$400 Question Between World Wars This event occurred on October 29, 1929, leading to the biggest economic depression in world history.
$400 Answer Between World Wars Black Tuesday
$500 Question Between World Wars Censorship of the press, mass arrest, and/or secret police are most characteristic of what form of government?
$500 Answer Between World Wars Totalitarian Dictatorships
$100 Question World War II Give an example of a push factor for the Jewish population during the 1930s in Europe.
$100 Answer World War II Racial Discrimination, The Nuremberg Laws, The Holocaust
$200 Question World War II Native people losing their culture, customs, languages, and religions due to being taking over by a more powerful country is usually caused by the policy of _________________________.
$200 Answer World War II Imperialism
$300 Question World War II Giving into the demands of an enemy in an effort to avoid war/conflict is known as ___________________.
$300 Answer World War II Appeasement
$400 Question World War II The _________ _________ Act authorized the United States to send war materials to those countries that were vital to national interests.
$400 Answer World War II Lend-Lease
$500 Question World War II The Allied Powers helped the country of Japan after World War II by assisting them in rebuilding their _______________ & ______________.
$500 Answer World War II Government (democracy) & Economy
$100 Question Review During the Scientific Revolution the Heliocentric Theory was a main topic of debate between ________________ & _____________
$100 Answer Review Science & Religion
$200 Question Review Name one reason the Industrial Revolution started in Great Britain.
$200 Answer Review • Abundance of Natural Resources • Large number of Financial Resources • Education and competition of businesses
$300 Question Review What affect did Peter the Great have on the country of Russia?
$300 Answer Review • Brought western European ideas into Russia • Expanded Russia’s empire.
$400 Question Review The means of production are privately owned and the emphasis is on individual profit are characteristics of what type of economic system?
$400 Answer Review Market Economy
