World War II Maps of Europe Use the maps in the PowerPoint to help you complete the Map Activity. You may also use the web. Please only label what is on.

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World War II Maps of Europe Use the maps in the PowerPoint to help you complete the Map Activity. You may also use the web. Please only label what is on the direction sheet.

WORLD WAR II IN EUROPE M A P A C T I V I T Y: Q U E S T I O N S 1.List the countries that make up Germany. 2.Why do you think Switzerland remained neutral? 3.Why might it have been difficult for the Axis Powers to take control of England? 4.Define Maginot Line. 5.How much of Europe did the Axis Powers control in 1941?