QnA

Question 1

Be able to identify three reasons why many Germans felt unjustly treated after World War I

Answer 1

They were forced to accept war guilt, they had to pay massive reparations, in German territory was given to neighboring countries

Question 2

Why did Weimar Germany print trillions of rice marks and what economic problems did it cost?

Answer 2

Waymar, Germany, printed trillions of reichmarks to pay the reparations, but instead it cause hyperinflation

Question 3

be able to list/identify the main aspects of Italian fascism 

Answer 3

Totalarism, Extreme nationalism and militarism, corporate economic system, extreme expansionism

Question 4

no, the main groups in German society, whom Hitler blamed for Germany’s defeat in World War I 

Answer 4

Blame Jews, communist, and civilian leaders

Question 5

Be able to explain why the Great Depression made the western democracy, unable to respond to the rise of fascism and Nazism

Answer 5

the Great depression created a climate of widespread economic hardship, social unrest, and disillusionment with democratic institutions

Question 6

Be familiar with the US policy of isolationism and why many Americans felt this way

Answer 6

The US policy of isolationism was where the country would focus on fixing the national economy, and not get involved in European/world affairs. People the trouble brewing in Europe was not a problem for America.

Question 7

know about the Munich agreement and the policy of appeasement. What were they?

Answer 7

The Munich agreement was where Hitler demanded the Sutin land to be incorporated into Germany, and appeasement was giving into an opponents, political or territorial demands to avoid war

Question 8

No/be able to identify the factors for Japan’s aggression in Asia

Answer 8

Japan wanted to prove themselves as equal to western powers, also wanted to secure resources and markets for Japan’s growing economy

Question 9

No, which country Germany invaded in 1939 sparking World War II

Answer 9

Germany invaded Poland in 1939

Question 10

The author identify what the anshluss was

Answer 10

germany’s union with austria

Question 11

Be able to write the names of the three main axis countries

Answer 11

Germany, Italy, and Japan

Question 12

Stunning the world, Hitler signed a non-aggression packed with which World War II leader

Answer 12

Joseph Stalin

Question 13

No, the two combat branches, which the Germans coordinated in blitz Craig

Answer 13

Fast tanks and more powerful aircraft

Question 14

no, which country was the first to be invaded by the third reich

Answer 14

Austria

Question 15

Be able to write for memory, which British Prime Minister replaced, Sir Neville Chamberlain

Answer 15

Winston Churchill

Question 16

The magnet line – what was it intended purpose in whether it was successful or not?

Answer 16

Meant to stop German invasion of France, but it failed

Question 17

Be able to identify what happened to Dunkirk, which had a major impact of the course of World War I

Answer 17

The British, French, and other allied soldiers evacuated Dunkirk and left behind all heavy weaponry and equipment.

Question 18

Be able to write a one sentence answer about radar and it’s impact on the battle of Britain

Answer 18

Radar allowed British pallets to accurately plot the fight pass of German planes, even in the dark, and because of this Hitler called off the invasion of Britain indefinitely

Question 19

Japan surprise attack in America – where when and why it was important

Answer 19

Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941, brought US into World War II

Question 20

be able to write a one sentence answer about the involvement of women in African-Americans in the war effort and how it impacted post war America

Answer 20

Women became able to volunteer to serve in non-combat positions. They worked as nurses ambulance, drivers radio operators electricians and pilots. Women and African-Americans took on the jobs that white men left to fight. This made them inclined to advocate for a quality after the war.

Question 21

Why were U BOATS and Wolfpack important to the battle of the Atlantic?

Answer 21

You both and Wolf packs were used to destroy enemy ships. These German tactics destroyed several Allied ships.

Question 22

what was the battle of Stalingrad? Why was it important? 

Answer 22

The battle of Stalingrad was one of the bloodiest battles in history, and it was a turning point of the eastern front because the German six army was cut off and surrendered

Question 23

This Nazi organization was primarily responsible for carrying out the Holocaust

Answer 23

SS

Question 24

No/be able to identify which military action that the stage for the liberation of France

Answer 24

Operation overlord

Question 25

know why the battle of the bulge was important

Answer 25

This was a massive German counter offenses hope to win a quick victory so they could sign for peace, however, it was used the last of the German concerts

Question 26

although it’s actual destruction was limited, what was an important consequence of the Doolittle raid for both the United States and Japan

Answer 26

this show Japan’s week Air Force and made them decide to expand defense in the Pacific

Question 27

Be able to write for memory, the name of the overall American commander in Europe

Answer 27

Dwight D Eisenhower

Question 28

Be able to identify the naval battle which marked the first time in history that the opposing fleets of either side never saw each other as the fighting was done entirely by carrier launch planes

Answer 28

The battle of Coral Sea

Question 29

Be able to write for memory what the US strategy for defeating Japan in the Pacific was called

Answer 29

Island hopping

Question 30

Be able to identify the battle, which was the first major land offensive by the United States in the Pacific

Answer 30

The battle of Guadalcanal

Question 31

Be able to write for memory, the name of the naval battle, which marked the turning point in the war in the pacific

Answer 31

The battle of Midway

Question 32

They identify the significance of the American victory of the battle of Okinawa

Answer 32

Allowed them to set up B 29 bombers in Japan

Question 33

What was the code name for the secret United States effort to build a nuclear weapon

Answer 33

Manhattan Project

Question 34

be able to write a brief paragraph for memory, explaining what was the last importance of the Nuremberg trials, and what did established

Answer 34

That the individual are responsible for their own actions

Question 35

Be able to identify major outcomes of the Yalta conference

Answer 35

it made Germany split in occupation zones creating the Unfreed eastern Europe

Question 36

We both identify which city the United States first dropped in atomic bomb

Answer 36

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