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World War II Jeopardy Leaders and Politicians War in Europe War in the Pacific Nazi Germany Holocaust

Leaders and Politicians 100 He was the only the Communist dictator in Europe during World War II. ANSWER

Leaders and Politicians 200 He was the Prime Minister of Britain during the Battle of Britain. He inspired his people with now famous speeches. ANSWER

Leaders and Politicians 300 He was the emperor of Japan during the war. The Japanese people saw him as god-like. ANSWER

Leaders and Politicians 400 He was the first fascist dictator in Europe. He was nicknamed “il duce.” ANSWER

Leaders and Politicians 500 This American president made the decision to use atomic bombs against Japan to force their surrender. ANSWER

War in Europe 100 World War II started after Germany invaded this country. ANSWER

War in Europe 200 In this Italian city, Canadian soldiers fought against and defeated experienced German soldiers. ANSWER

War in Europe 300 This country suffered the most civilian and military casualties during World War II. ANSWER

War in Europe 400 This was the codename Germans used for the Battle of Britain. ANSWER

War in Europe 500 The Canadians landed on this beach of Normandy during the D-Day invasion. (The name of the beach is codename used by the Allies.) ANSWER

War in the Pacific 100 These two Japanese cities were destroyed by atomic bombs. ANSWER

War in the Pacific 200 These Japanese pilots committed suicide in order to inflict damages on American ships once the Americans closed in on Japan. ANSWER

War in the Pacific 300 This British colony was attacked on the same day as the bombing of Pearl Harbor. ANSWER

War in the Pacific 400 The Japanese army committed atrocities against civilians in this Chinese city. ANSWER

War in the Pacific 500 These were the names given to the atomic bombs used on Japan. ANSWER

Nazi Germany 100 The English translation of Hitler’s autobiographical work, Mein Kampf. ANSWER

Nazi Germany 200 This term referred to the German master race. ANSWER

Nazi Germany 300 This symbol was used to represent the Nazi party. ANSWER

Nazi Germany 400 He was the Minister of Propaganda in Nazi Germany before and during the war. ANSWER

Nazi Germany 500 This organization consisted of young German people who were taught to follow Nazism. ANSWER

The Holocaust 100 Jews were forced to wear this symbol in Nazi Germany. ANSWER

The Holocaust 200 This German word was used to describe the Nazi attack on Jews on one night in The term means “night of broken glass.” ANSWER

The Holocaust 300 The biggest Jewish ghetto was situated in this city in Poland. ANSWER

The Holocaust 400 This gas was used to kill thousands of Jews in the shower rooms of Auschwitz. ANSWER

The Holocaust 500 These words appeared at the entrance of Auschwitz. ANSWER

Joseph Stalin RETURN

Winston Churchill RETURN

Hiro Hito RETURN

Benito Mussolini RETURN

Harry Truman RETURN

Poland RETURN

Ortona RETURN

Soviet Union RETURN

Operation Sea Lion RETURN

Juno RETURN

Hiroshima and Nagasaki RETURN

kamikaze pilots RETURN

Hong Kong RETURN

Nanking RETURN

“Little Boy” and “Fat Man” RETURN

My Struggle RETURN

Aryan RETURN

the swastika RETURN

Joseph Goebbels RETURN

Hitler Youth RETURN

Star of David RETURN

kristallnacht RETURN

Warsaw RETURN

Zyklon-B RETURN

Work is freedom. RETURN