What best describes the actions of military dictatorships in the late 1930s?
Benito Mussolini was able to appeal to the emotions of Italians. What best describes why Italians were bitter after WWI?
Germans became angry at the Treaty of Versailles for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
Which of the following was not true of Italy during the development of WWII?
Which of the following best describes what Germany, Italy, and Japan established using military aggression prior to WWII?
In 1935 the United States Congress passed the ______ to prevent the US from taking sides in the WWII conflict.
Why did the US decide to stay isolated from foreign affairs?
All of the following were failures of the League of Nations, EXCEPT
Britain and France responded with a policy of appeasement to prevent future world wars. What is appeasement?
When Hitler demanded the Sudetenland, European leaders met and agreed to the Munich Pact. Which statement best describes the Munich Pact?
On Sept 1, 1939, Hitler stunned the world by invading Poland. What military strategy did the Germans use for the first time?
As Japan committed acts of aggression in China, the League of Nations condemned them. What was Japan's response to this?
Where did Germany suffer their first defeat of the war?
Why did Congress pass the Lend- Lease Act and amend the Neutrality Acts in 1941?
The United States strategy of attacking and invading one Japanese held island at a time was called____?
How did Japan respond to President Roosevelt's decision to stop the sale of oil to Japan?
General Dwight Eisenhower led the invasion known as D-Day. What best describes this invasion?
What difficult decision did President Harry Truman have to make regarding the war in Pacific?
Which WWII battle marked the turning point for fighting in the Pacific against the Japanese?
What ended the war in the Pacific?
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