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War in Europe 1111 3333 2222 4444 5555 1111 3333 2222 4444 5555 1111 3333 2222 4444 5555 1111 3333 2222 4444 5555 1111 3333 2222 4444 5555 Terms & Codes.

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3 War in Europe 1111 3333 2222 4444 5555 1111 3333 2222 4444 5555 1111 3333 2222 4444 5555 1111 3333 2222 4444 5555 1111 3333 2222 4444 5555 Terms & Codes Commanders & Leaders Battles outside of Europe “Terms in Quotes”

4 Question: What is the Maginot Line? Check Your Answer War in Europe for 1

5 Answer: system of fortifications along French/German border Back to the Game Board War in Europe for 1

6 Question: What is the German word used to describe fast moving planes & tanks, followed by massive infantry forces? Check Your Answer War in Europe for 2

7 Answer: Blitzkrieg Back to the Game Board War in Europe for 2

8 Question: location of the evacuation of 338,000 Allied soldiers, after they were forced to the coast of France by the Germans Check Your Answer War in Europe for 3

9 Answer: Dunkirk Back to the Game Board War in Europe for 3

10 Question: Germans set up a puppet government in south France led by Marshal Petain Check Your Answer War in Europe for 4

11 Answer: Vichy Back to the Game Board War in Europe for 4

12 Question: The Luftwaffe bombing raids on British air field, aircraft factories & later London Check Your Answer War in Europe for 5

13 Answer: Battle of Britain Back to the Game Board War in Europe for 5

14 Question: Germany’s air force Check Your Answer Terms & Codes for 1

15 Answer: Luftwaffe Back to the Game Board Terms & Codes for 1

16 Question: German code making machine Check Your Answer Terms & Codes for 2

17 Answer: enigma Back to the Game Board Terms & Codes for 2

18 Question: Operation Barbarossa Check Your Answer Terms & Codes for 3

19 Answer: Operation Barbarossa Back to the Game Board Terms & Codes for 3

20 Question: took away rights of Jews Check Your Answer Terms & Codes for 4

21 Answer: Nuremberg Laws Back to the Game Board Terms & Codes for 4

22 Question: invasion of France by Allies Check Your Answer Terms & Codes for 5

23 Answer: Operation Overlord Back to the Game Board Terms & Codes for 5

24 Question: Set up French government while in exile in London Check Your Answer Leaders & Commanders for 1

25 Answers: Charles de Gaulle Back to the Game Board Leaders & Commanders for 1

26 Question: leader of the Afrika Korps Check Your Answer Leaders & Commanders for 2

27 Answer: Erwin Rommel Back to the Game Board Leaders & Commanders for 2

28 Question: led raid on Tokyo causing more psychological damage than military impact Check Your Answer Leaders & Commanders for 3

29 Answer: Lt. Col. James H. Doolittle Back to the Game Board Leaders & Commanders for 3

30 Question: commander of Allied forces in Pacific Check Your Answer Leaders & Commanders for 4

31 Answer: General Douglas MacArthur Back to the Game Board Leaders & Commanders for 4

32 Question: commander of Japanese fleet Check Your Answer Leaders & Commanders for 5

33 Answer: Admiral Yamamoto Back to the Game Board Leaders & Commanders for 5

34 Question: used by the Soviets to render the land unusable by the Germans Check Your Answer Battles outside of Europe for 1

35 Answer: scorched earth strategy Back to the Game Board Battles outside of Europe for 1

36 Question: aircraft carriers played a big role Check Your Answer Battles outside of Europe for 2

37 Answer: Battle of Coral Sea Back to the Game Board Battles outside of Europe for 2

38 Question: 1 st stop in island hopping Check Your Answer Battles outside of Europe for 3

39 Answer: Guadalcanal Back to the Game Board Battles outside of Europe for 3

40 Question: Rommel is defeated & falls back after 1,000 troops caught Axis soldiers by surprise Check Your Answer Battles outside of Europe for 4

41 Answer: Battle of El Alamein Back to the Game Board Battles outside of Europe for 4

42 Question: At first Hitler refused to allow retreat. 90,000 frostbitten starving German troops eventually surrendered Check Your Answer Battles outside of Europe for 5

43 Answer: Battle of Stalingrad Back to the Game Board Battles outside of Europe for 5

44 Question: Rommel a.k.a Check Your Answer “Terms in Quotes” for 1

45 Answer: “Desert Fox” Back to the Game Board “Terms in Quotes” for 1

46 Question: Japanese led prisoners on a forced march Check Your Answer “Terms in Quotes” for 2

47 Answer: “Death March” Back to the Game Board “Terms in Quotes” for 2

48 Question: Guadalcanal Check Your Answer “Terms in Quotes” for 3

49 Answer: “The Island of Death” Back to the Game Board “Terms in Quotes” for 3

50 Question: program of genocide used by the Germans against the Jews Check Your Answer “Terms in Quotes” for 4

51 Answer: “Final Solution” Back to the Game Board “Terms in Quotes” for 4

52 Question: Hitler favored emigration as a solution to what he called Check Your Answer “Terms in Quotes” for 5

53 Answer: “The Jewish Problem” Back to the Game Board Govt. & economics for 5

54 FINAL JEOPARDY! Category: End of the War

55 Question: What were the codenames of the bombs dropped on Hiroshima & Nagasaki?

56 Answer: Fat man and little boy

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