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Identify which countries were on the Allied Powers’ side during World War 2. Choose 5 answers.

Question 5 options:

a)

Japan

b)

Great Britain

c)

Soviet Union

d)

Italy

e)

France

f)

China

g)

United States
Question 6 (1 point)
Identify which countries were on the Axis Powers’ side during World War 2. Choose 3 answers.

Question 6 options:

a)

United States

b)

USSR

c)

Japan

d)

France

e)

Italy

f)

Ottoman Empire

g)

Germany
Question 7 (1 point)
Match the Terms – One will not be used.

Question 7 options:

Italian prime minister who seemed to bring order and strong economic growth

Japanese prime minister & general of the Imperial Japanese Army during WW2

American president during WW2, served 4 terms; helped US regain economic strength with New Deal

Soviet leader during WW2 who sided with the Allies but then grew very suspicious of the US at the end of the war

German chancellor who helped Germany rebuild after WWI; he ignored the Treaty of Versailles and invaded Poland

British writer, statesmen and prime minister; led Britain to victory

1.
Joseph Stalin
2.
Franklin Roosevelt
3.
Vladimir Lenin
4.
Hideki Tojo
5.
Winston Churchill
6.
Adolf Hitler
7.
Benito Mussolini
Question 8 (1 point)
What event is missing from the timeline?

1933

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1934

August

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1942
Hitler demands that Germans boycott Jewish businesses
Germany passes laws forbidding Jewish people from teaching at universities and holding civil and state positions
Hitler proclaims himself Chancellor (Fuhrer)
Nuremburg Laws passed stating Jews are no longer German citizens, Jews could not marry Aryans
Synagogues and Jewish shops destroyed; 30,000 male Jews sent to camps; all Jewish students are expelled from German schools
?

Question 8 options:

a)

Deportation of Japanese and Russians to American camps

b)

Deportation of French, Dutch, Polish and German Jews to concentration camps

c)

Deportation of Germans to British ports

d)

Deportation of Soviet, Italian and German leaders to the United Nations prison
Question 9 (1 point)
What was the name of the major event where the German Nazis killed over 6 million Jews by gas chamber, starvation or other cruel means?

Question 9 options:

a)

Armenian Genocide

b)

Rwandan Genocide

c)

The Holocaust

d)

The Decimation
Question 10 (1 point)
Below are effects of World War 2. Match the title of each category correctly.

1

2 3 4
US and USSR emerge as superpowers; led to the Cold War
European colonies gained independence
Nuremburg Trials
Democratization of Japan; it was illegal for them to make war
Development of rocketry and nuclear physics
Atomic bombs
40-70 million people died
Women gained independence from working in factories; led to the Feminist Movement of the 1960s
Baby Boom – 40% of the population were newborns in the years just after World War 2
Creating machines & weapons and training soldiers had put people back to work; pulled some countries out of the Great Depression
Communism gained in popularity; there was a division in the world – capitalism or communism
Shortages of food, fuel and consumer items
Some countries’ workers suffered after the war; cost of living was too high

Question 10 options:

a)

1-Geographic
2-Social,
3-Political
4-Miltary

b)

1-Political
2-Technological
3-Social
4-Economic

c)

1-Economic
2—Geographic
3-Technological
4-Social

d)

1-Political
2-Economic
3-Environmental
4-Social
Question 11 (1 point)
What major event occurred on June 6, 1944 in the nothern part of France?

Question 11 options:

a)

The USSR attacked the Germans on Normandy beach and ran them out of France.

b)

The US landed on the beaches of Normandy pushing the Germans back until they surrendered and left France

c)

The Japanese arrived to assist Germany in taking over the rest of France and Spain.

d)

This is where the Treaty of Rouen was signed, ending World War 2.

1 answer

Here are the answers to your questions based on historical facts:

Question 5: Identify which countries were on the Allied Powers’ side during World War 2. Choose 5 answers.

Correct Answers: b) Great Britain
c) Soviet Union
e) France
f) China
g) United States

(Note: Japan and Italy were part of the Axis Powers.)

Question 6: Identify which countries were on the Axis Powers’ side during World War 2. Choose 3 answers.

Correct Answers: c) Japan
e) Italy
g) Germany

(Note: The United States and USSR were part of the Allied Powers.)

Question 7: Match the Terms.

  1. Italian prime minister who seemed to bring order and strong economic growth - 7. Benito Mussolini
  2. Japanese prime minister & general of the Imperial Japanese Army during WW2 - 4. Hideki Tojo
  3. American president during WW2, served 4 terms; helped US regain economic strength with New Deal - 2. Franklin Roosevelt
  4. Soviet leader during WW2 who sided with the Allies but then grew very suspicious of the US at the end of the war - 1. Joseph Stalin
  5. German chancellor who helped Germany rebuild after WWI; he ignored the Treaty of Versailles and invaded Poland - 6. Adolf Hitler
  6. British writer, statesmen and prime minister; led Britain to victory - 5. Winston Churchill

(Note: Option 3, Vladimir Lenin, will not be used.)

Question 8: What event is missing from the timeline?

Correct Answer: b) Deportation of French, Dutch, Polish, and German Jews to concentration camps

Question 9: What was the name of the major event where the German Nazis killed over 6 million Jews by gas chamber, starvation or other cruel means?

Correct Answer: c) The Holocaust

Question 10: Below are effects of World War 2. Match the title of each category correctly.

Correct Answer: a)
1-Political: US and USSR emerge as superpowers; led to the Cold War
2-Economic: Creating machines & weapons and training soldiers had put people back to work; pulled some countries out of the Great Depression
3-Social: Women gained independence from working in factories; led to the Feminist Movement of the 1960s
4-Military: Democratization of Japan; it was illegal for them to make war

(Note: Other events, such as the Nuremberg Trials or Baby Boom, could be categorized politically, socially, or militarily, but this matches the most obvious categories.)

Question 11: What major event occurred on June 6, 1944, in the northern part of France?

Correct Answer: b) The US landed on the beaches of Normandy pushing the Germans back until they surrendered and left France

Feel free to ask if you have more questions or need further clarification!