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Final Jeopardy Question Ally or Axis Important Years of WWII 100 Post-war Alliances Results of WarCold War Which Came First

Germany Back

Axis Back

Great Britain Back

Ally Back

Japan Back

Axis Back

Soviet Union

Ally Back

China Back

Ally Back

Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombed. Back

1945 Back

Pearl Harbor attacked Back

1941 Back

Germany invades Poland Back

1939 Back

Invasion of Normandy

1944 Back

Battles of Midway and Coral Sea Back

1942 Back

Battle of Stalingrad or German invasion of Poland. Back

Invasion of Poland Back

D-Day or V-E Day Back

D-Day Back

Battle of the Bulge or Battle of Britain Back

Battle of Britain Back

Japanese occupation of Philippines or Battle of Midway.

Occupation of Philippines Back

Seizing of the Rhineland or the Anschluss with Austria Back

The seizing of the Rhineland Back

Which country was divided after WWII. Back

Germany Back

Which nation suffered the highest number of casualties. Back

Soviet Union Back

Of the following countries, which nation was not controlled by the Soviet Union: Poland, Albania, Greece, or Hungary Back

Greece Back

Of the following, which area was added to the Soviet Union: Turkey, Latvia, Switzerland, Austria

Latvia Back

Which nation was communist, but did not join the Warsaw Pact with the Soviet Union. Back

Yugoslavia Back

This plan gave millions in economic aid to rebuild Europe after WWII. Back

Marshall Plan Back

These agreements were designed to reduce the arsenals of the United States and the Soviet Union. Back

SALT agreements Back

The Soviet Union halts all access into Berlin, in order to force the United States out of the city. Back

Berlin Blockade Back

The first space satellite.

Sputnik Back

Invasion of this country in 1979 by the Soviet Union led to the U.S. boycott of the Olympics in Back

Afghanistan Back

The alliance of the west. Back

NATO Back

The alliance formed by the Soviet Union. Back

Warsaw Pact Back

Britain Back

NATO Back

Greece

NATO Back

East Germany Back

Warsaw Pact Back

The Name of the place where the atomic bomb was successfully tested. Back

Alamogardo, New Mexico Back