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Date Class Name ! Section 1 Aggression, Appeasement, and War A. Main ideas The charts below show the main events in Europe of the years 1935 to 1939. Complete the charts as you read Section 1. 1. ; League of Nations votes sanctions against Italy that are largely unenforced ¯ Japan invades 6. ; western protests have no effect ~ German bombers raid Spanish town of Guernica ~" Germany annexes 7. ; western democracies take no a<tion ~AtS. British and French leaders give in to Hitler’s demands for the ~ Germany sends troops into the 2. ; western democracies adopt policy of appeasement ¯ Germany, Italy, and Japan form the 3. agreeing to fight communism and not interfere with each other’s expansion ~ Spanish civil war breaks out between Francisco Franco’s Nationalists and supporters of the republic, called 4. .; 5. side with Franco while the Soviet Union supports the Loyalists ~, Franco triumphs in Spain ~. Hitler takes over the rest of Czechoslovakia ¯ Hitler signs a nonaggression pact with Stalin in which the two agree 9. ~, Germany invades Poland; Britain and France declare war on Germany Answer the following questions on a separate sheet of paper. 10. Why did France and Britain choose the policy of appeasement? 11, How did the United States react to the events in Europe? B. Reviewing Key Terms Briefly define each of the following terms on a separate sheet of paper. 12. sanction 13. appeasement 14. pacifism 15. Anschluss 76 - Guided Reading and Review Survey Edition Chapter 31 Section 1 Modern Era Edition Chapter 18 Section 1 Name Class Date I Section 2 The Global Conflict: Axis Advances A. Main ideas Complete the crossword puzzle below as you read Section 2. Across 1. Early in the war, Germany overran Norway, Denmark, Belgium, and the 2. was used to detect enemy aircraft. 3. During the siege of more than a million Russians died. Down 4. The miracle of raised British morale. 5. The German bombing of London was called the 6. The "Desert Fox;’ Erwin _, pushed the British back across the desert to Cairo. 7, To stop Japanese aggression, the United States banned the sale of to Japan. 8. By 1942, the Japanese empire stretched from Southeast Asia to the western B. Reviewing Key Terms and Places Briefly explain the significance of each of the following terms and places in relationship to World War II. 9. blhzkrieg 10. Operation Barbarossa 11. Lend-Lease Act 12. Atlantic Charter 13. Pearl Harbor 78 ¯ Guided Reading and Review Survey Edition Chapter 31 Section 2 Modern Era Edition Chapter 18 Section 2 I Date Class Name Section 3 ~ The Global Conflict: Allied Successes A. Main Ideas Below are three main ideas from Section 3. As you read, fill in the indicated number of supporting facts under each main idea. Main Idea: Both the Germans in Europe and the Japanese in Asia and the Pacific set out to build a "new order" in the lands they occupied. 2. 3. Main Idea: The Big Three Allied leaders met periodically to plan their strategy for winning the war. 5. Main Idea: From 1942 tO 1944, the Allies turned the tide of the war. 6. 7, 8. 9. B. Reviewing Key Terms Briefly explain the significance of each of the following terms. 10. Holocaust 11. collaborator 12. Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere 13. El Alamein 14. Battle of Stalingrad 80 = Guided Reading and Review Survey Edition Chapter 31 Section 3 Modern Era Edition Chapte[ 18 Section 3 Name Class Date I Section Toward Victory A. Main ideas As you read Section 4, fill in the appropriate events for each date listed in the tables below. May and June 1942 1. Summer 1942 2. Early 1944 3. October 1944 4, December 1944 5. Early 1945 March 1945 April 1945 May 1945 By mid-1945 10. April1945 11. July 1945 12. August 1945 13. B. Reviewing Key Terms Briefly define each of the following terms. 14, Battle of the Coral Sea 15. Battle of the Bu lge 16, kamikaze Survey Edition Chapter 31 Section Name I Class Date Section 5 From World War to Cold War A. Main Ideas Answer the following questions as you read Section 5. 1. What did the war crimes trials show the world? 2. What five countries are permanent members of the United Nations? 3. What was the Cold War? 4. What were Stalin’s goals in Eastern Europe? 5. What was the Marshall Plan? 6. What happened to Germany during the Cold War? B. Reviewing Key Terms Match the descriptions in Column I with the terms in Column II. Write the letter of the correct answer in the blank provided. Column I Column 7. Polic~ of American resistance to Soviet expansion and aid to democracies __ 8. Limiting communism to the areas already under Soviet control __ 9. Alliance among the United States, Canada, and nine Western European countries a. containment b. NATO c. Truman Doctrine d. Warsaw Pact ___ 10. Alliance among the Soviet Union and seven satellite states in Eastern Europe 84 o Guided Reading and Review Survey Edition Chapter 31 Section 5 Modern Era Edition Chapter 18 Section 5