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Question 1

what are alliances

Answer 1

different side who group together, eg in war

Question 2

what are allies

Answer 2

people on the same side

Question 3

what are arms race

Answer 3

a race between countries to build biggest army

Question 4

what is a death toll

Answer 4

number of people who died

Question 5

what was the name of the archduke that got assassinated

Answer 5

Franz-Ferdinand

Question 6

what was the nam of the gang who assassinated franz-ferdinand

Answer 6

black hand

Question 7

when did Hitler become chancellor

Answer 7

January 30th 1933

Question 8

why did they assassinated franz-ferdinand

Answer 8

they didnt like serbia being under austrian rule

Question 9

what was the main way of recruitment at the start of ww1

Answer 9

propaganda posters

Question 10

why were people calling the british army lions led by donkeys

Answer 10

because the soldiers were considered as lions who was very brave and tough, however their leaders was very stubborn and didnt change tactic, and slow so they were called the donkeys

Question 11

what battle is the bloodiest day in british history

Answer 11

the battle of the somme

Question 12

when and how did Hitler die

Answer 12

30th April 1945 by suicide by gunshot

Question 14

what was the trigger cause of Germany’s invasion of Poland?

Answer 14

Lebensraum (living space) for the german people

Question 15

when was the Munich putsch

Answer 15

1923

Question 16

What were the consequences of the treaty of Versailles towards Germany?

Answer 16

Land - all German occupied land given to Allies
Army - troop amount limited to 100k and 15k navy
Money - £6.6B in war reparations
Blame - full blame for starting the war

Question 17

When was the british nationality act passed

Answer 17

1948

Question 18

What was the biggest death camp during the second world war

Answer 18

Austwitvh

Question 19

When did the holocaust begin

Answer 19

1933

Question 20

What were ghettos

Answer 20

They were regions in big cities that were bricked off and had jews living in them

Question 21

What was the Holocaust?

Answer 21

The Holocaust was the systematic, state-sponsored persecution and murder of six million Jews and millions of others by the Nazi regime and its collaborators during World War II.

Question 22

True or False: The Holocaust occurred before World War I.

Answer 22

False

Question 23

Fill in the blank: The Holocaust primarily targeted _______.

Answer 23

Jews

Question 24

Which event is often considered the start of the Holocaust?

Answer 24

The implementation of the Nuremberg Laws in 1935.

Question 25

What were concentration camps used for during the Holocaust?

Answer 25

Concentration camps were used for the detention, forced labor, and extermination of Jews and other targeted groups.

Question 26

What other types of people did the nazis put in the holocaust?

Answer 26

Criminals, political oppositions, disabled people, black people

Question 27

What was Kristallnacht?

Answer 27

Kristallnacht, or the Night of Broken Glass, was a violent attack against Jews in Nazi Germany on November 9-10, 1938.

Question 28

The ___________ laws were made to target jews and make their lives horrible

Answer 28

Nuremberg

Question 29

What is the name of the ship that brought Caribbean migrants to the UK in 1948?

Answer 29

HMT Empire Windrush

Question 30

True or False: The Windrush generation refers to migrants who arrived in the UK from the Caribbean between 1948 and 1971.

Answer 30

True

Question 31

Fill in the blank: The arrival of the Windrush marked the beginning of large-scale immigration from the _______.

Answer 31

Caribbean

Question 32

What year did the Windrush arrive in the UK?

Answer 32

1948

Question 33

What was the purpose of the British Nationality Act ?

Answer 33

It made people get British citizenship if their country was part of the British Empire

Question 34

Fill in the blank: The Windrush generation played a significant role in the _______ of British society.

Answer 34

cultural diversity

Question 35

What were ghettos during World War II?

Answer 35

Ghettos were segregated areas in cities where Jews and other targeted groups were forced to live under harsh conditions.

Question 36

True or False: Ghettos were established in every country occupied by Nazi Germany.

Answer 36

True

Question 37

The largest ghetto during World War II was in _______.

Answer 37

Warsaw

Question 38

What was the main purpose of making ghettos?

Answer 38

The main reason were to isolate and control Jewish peoples and other minorities.

Question 39

What conditions did people living in ghettos typically face?

Answer 39

People faced overcrowding, starvation, forced labor, and violence.

Question 40

Name one method used by Nazis to control the population within ghettos.

Answer 40

The Nazis used armed guards and walls or fences to physically confine the population.

Question 41

What happened to many inhabitants of ghettos as the war progressed?

Answer 41

Many inhabitants were deported to concentration camps and extermination camps.

Question 42

In what year was Adolf Hitler appointed Chancellor of Germany?

Answer 42

1933

Question 43

Fill in the blank: The political party that Hitler led was called the _____ Party.

Answer 43

Nazi

Question 44

Where was the biggest uprising of a ghetto

Answer 44

Warsaw ghetto

Question 45

What are some early immigrants that came to britain

Answer 45

Romans, normans, vikings, anglo saxons

Question 46

What was the first concentration camp called?

Answer 46

Dachav

Question 47

When was the first conecntration camp set up?

Answer 47

1933

Question 48

What was the Wansee Conference?

Answer 48

Where Hitler and his other political friends came up with the 'final solution' to the jewish problem

Question 49

What year did Kristnalnacht happen?

Answer 49

1938

Question 50

What does Kristalnacht mean?

Answer 50

The night of broken glass

Question 51

What does the word migrant mean?

Answer 51

A person who moves from one place to another

Question 52

What is antisemitism

Answer 52

The hatred towards jews

Question 53

When did the romans invade britain?

Answer 53

43 CE

Question 54

Who built most of our roads?

Answer 54

The romans

Question 55

From what years were the romans in charge on britain?

Answer 55

43 AD until 410 AD

Question 56

What were the 3 tribes that made up the anglo-saxons?

Answer 56

Angles, Saxons and Jutes

Question 57

What were the countries that made up 'India' by the british people?

Answer 57

Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Burma and India

Question 58

What did Queen Victoria call herself after 'India' became under full british control?

Answer 58

Empress of India

Question 59

Where were the normans from?

Answer 59

Normandy in modern day france

Question 60

Who were the Heugenouts

Answer 60

They were french protestants

Question 61

Why did the huguenots come to britain?

Answer 61

To escape religious persecution

Question 62

What is **content** when we describe a source?

Answer 62

Content is the information in a source

Question 63

What is **provenance** when we describe a source?

Answer 63

- **Who** created it and does this make it more or less useful? - **What** type of source it is and does it make it more or less useful? - **When** was it produced does this make it more or less useful? - **Why** was it produced, what purpose did it have? - **Where** was it produced does this make it more or less useful?

Question 64

What does it mean to **infer** ?

Answer 64

To draw a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning rather than just say things Inferring involves to interpret the information given to you and to make reasonable statements to what it might mean