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What is one of
the traits of a
totalitarian
state?
What is one of
the traits of a
totalitarian
state?
What is one of
the traits of a
totalitarian
state?
What is one of
the traits of a
totalitarian
state?
What is one of
the traits of a
totalitarian
state?
What is one of
the traits of a
totalitarian
state?
Who replaced
Lenin as leader
of the Soviet
Union in 1924?
What were Stalin’s
strategies to improve
the production of
Soviet factories
called?
What effect did
the “Five-Year
Plans” have on
Soviet industrial
production?
What was a
gulag?
What do historians call
Stalin’s elimination of
effective military,
communist party, and
government officials
during the late 1930s?
What was the
name of the Soviet
Union’s secret
police force?
What organization did
Stalin completely ban,
even going so far as
dynamiting its meeting
places?
What is one reason
the Russian people
tolerated communist
rule for so long?
What is one reason
the Russian people
tolerated communist
rule for so long?
What is one reason
the Russian people
tolerated communist
rule for so long?
What do we call extreme
nationalism which
glorifies violence, the
military, discipline, and a
“state-before-self”
attitude?
Who became the
Fascist leader of
Italy in 1922?
What were Mussolini’s
most dedicated
followers, the ones who
enforced state policies,
known as?
What was the
assigned role of
women in Fascist
Italy?
What organization
were Italian boys
expected to join in
order to learn
military discipline?
How did the German
Weimar Republic
attempt to pay off
Germany’s debts from
WWI?
What problem did the
overprinting of
German money cause
during the 1920s?
What do we call
fascism which is
focused on a belief in
racial superiority and
anti-Semitism?
•Who is
this
man?
What do we call
Hitler’s attempt to
seize power in Munich
in 1923?
What was the
outcome of the
Beer Hall Putsch?
What was the
central theme of
Hitler’s book Mein
Kampf?
What term did Hitler
incorrectly use to describe
the German “master race”
of tall, blond-haired, blueeyed “supermen”?
How did Hitler
become
Chancellor of
Germany in 1933?
What was the
name of Hitler’s
secret police
force?
What did Hitler
begin rebuilding, in
direct violation of
the Treaty of
Versailles?
What do we call the
series of 29 laws
passed in 1935 to
limit the rights of
German Jews?
The Nuremberg Laws
redefined Jews from
being a religious
denomination to being
what?
What professions were
German Jews not
allowed to practice
after 1935?
What is the English name
for “Kristallnacht,” an
attack instigated by the
Gestapo against Jewish
neighborhoods and
businesses in Germany ?
Where did the Nazis begin
sending “undesirables” and
“enemies of the state” such
as Jews, the disabled, and
homosexuals?
The Nationalists and
Communists fought a
civil war between 1927
and 1949 in what
country?
Chiang Kai-shek was
the leader of which
group of Chinese
during the civil war?
Mao Zedong was the
leader of which
group of Chinese
during the civil war?
What was Japan’s
motivation for the
Manchurian
invasion?
What do we call the
slaughter of over
200,000 unarmed
Chinese civilians by
Japanese troops in
December of 1937?
When the League of
Nations criticized
Japan’s actions in
Manchuria, how did
Japan respond?
What group essentially
took control of Japan’s
government over the
course of the 1930s?
What independent
African country
did Italy invade in
1935?
After Ethiopian emperor Haile
Selassie addressed the League of
Nations with an impassioned plea
for action after his country was
overrun by the Italians, what
action did the League take?
Why did the Allies (Britain,
France, the US) take no
action to stop German
aggression before the fall of
1939?
Why did the Allies
(Britain, France, the US)
take no action to stop
German aggression
before the fall of 1939?
Why did the Allies
(Britain, France, the US)
take no action to stop
German aggression
before the fall of 1939?
Why did the Allies
(Britain, France, the US)
take no action to stop
German aggression
before the fall of 1939?
Why did the Allies
(Britain, France, the US)
take no action to stop
German aggression
before the fall of 1939?
Why did the Allies
(Britain, France, the US)
take no action to stop
German aggression
before the fall of 1939?
Who’s civil war did
Germany use to test new
military weapons and
tactics in preparing for
WWII?
What country was
annexed to
Germany by the
Anschluss?
What term did the Nazis use to
describe their need for more
“living room” for the German
people, land they planned to take
from the Slavic peoples of Poland
and Russia?
Britain pressured
Czechoslovakia into
surrendering the Germanspeaking Sudetenland to
the Germans after what
meeting?
What term means to
give someone what
they want in order to
avoid a conflict?
Who did Germany sign a
non-aggression pact with
in 1939, only to break
the pact less than 2 years
later?
What country did Germany and
the Soviet Union jointly invade in
September 1939, an event which
prompted Britain and France to
declare war on Germany?
What was the name of
Germany’s new military tactic
of striking with tremendous
speed and force, with the
intention of knocking out your
enemy before they can react
to your attack?
• This photo
was taken
shortly
after the
surrender
of which
country?
Some of the heaviest
fighting of the early war
took place between the
Germans and British in
what non-European
region?
How did the US react
to Japan’s invasion of
French Indochina and
the Dutch East Indies?
Who was Prime
Minister of Great
Britain throughout
the majority of
WWII?
How was most of
the fighting done
during the Battle
of Britain?
After giving up on invading Britain,
Germany focused on terrorbombing civilian targets with the
hopes of weakening British
morale. What do we call this
period of attacks?
What was the strategy
used by Soviet forces
after the Nazis invaded
in 1941?
What city saw the bloodiest
battle in human history, with
possibly as many as 3 million
casualties, and is the largest
example of modern urban
warfare?
Where did Japan
attack on
December 7,
1941?
What did the Japanese
fail to destroy in their
attack at Pearl Harbor, an
error that would
ultimately cost them the
war?
What do we call the abuse
of American and Filipino
prisoners of war (POWs) by
Japanese soldiers after the
capture of the Philippines?
What is the general term for
the Nazis’ plan to exterminate
the Jews and other
“undesirables” through the use
of death camps and forced
labor?
At least how many
people died in the
concentration
camps?
Roughly, how many
of the victims of the
Holocaust were
Jewish?
What group was detained by the
US government in “internment
camps” for the entire duration of
WWII due to fears of potential
sabotage and espionage?
What group of people
had to assume the role
of factory workers in the
US following the
outbreak of war?
What do we call the US strategy of
fighting for only strategically
important islands in the Pacific,
rather than trying to take back
every island one at a time?
What is the better
known name for the
invasion of Normandy by
Allied troops on June 6,
1944?
What action did
Hitler take just
before the surrender
of Germany to the
Allies?
What were Japanese
pilots who carried out
suicide attacks against
US warships called?
What new weapon
was developed by
the Manhattan
Project?
Who made the
decision to use atomic
weapons against
Japan?
What Japanese city was the
first to have an atomic
bomb dropped on it on
August 6, 1945, killing over
70,000 people instantly?
What was the second
Japanese city to have an
atomic bomb dropped on it
on August 9, 1945, killing
over 40,000 people?
What is
this
poster
an
example
of?