1. 5 4 3210 The Great Depression People National Policies Hodge Podge 100 200 300 400 500 Round 2

2. 5 4 3210 a. $100 Where did the Great Depression of the 1930s take place?

3. 5 4 3210 What political change in Germany resulted from the world-wide depression? $200

4. 5 4 3210 What event triggered the Great Depression? : $300

5. 5 4 3210 The German response to their reparations caused what economic phenomenon to occur in Germany during the 1920s and 30s? $400

6. 5 4 3210 Name 3 causes of the Great Depression $500

7. 5 4 3210 Who was Lenin’s chosen successor? $100

8. 5 4 3210 Who was the Italian dictator that was also an ally of Hitler? $200

9. 5 4 3210 Japanese General and Prime Minister? $300

10. 5 4 3210 Emperor of Japan? $400

11. 5 4 3210 Name 4 countries that had a totalitarian leader during the Interwar Period and their leaders $500

12. 5 4 3210 What did Joseph Stalin do to get rid of rivals and political enemies? $100

13. 5 4 3210 Complete the following graphic organizer: $200

14. 5 4 3210 What is Fascism? $300

15. 5 4 3210 Why did Japan initiate Imperialistic policies? $400

16. 5 4 3210 Name 4 policies that were part of Joseph Stalin’s U.S.S.R. $500

17. 5 4 3210 What was a major flaw in the League of Nations? $100

18. 5 4 3210 What was the name of Adolf Hitler’s book? Translate the German name to English $200

19. 5 4 3210 What was Benito Mussolini’s goal for Italy? $300

20. 5 4 3210 Where did Fascism originate? $400 Asia

21. 5 4 3210 $500 Nazism was Germany’s form of what?

22. 5 4 3210 Causes of World War II PeopleOutcomes Major Battles Hodge Podge 100 200 300 400 500

23. 5 4 3210 The failure of what organization led to World War II? $100

24. 5 4 3210 What event caused the United States to enter World War II? $200

25. 5 4 3210 ? What is the darker-shaded area of this map? Which country invaded it in the 1930s? $300

26. 5 4 3210 Name the agreement made by Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin in 1939 and was broken by Hitler in 1941. $400

27. 5 4 3210 What is satisfying the demands of an unsatisfied party to avoid conflict? What was given up for this? $500

28. 5 4 3210 a. $100 Who was the President of the United States during most of World War II?

29. 5 4 3210 Who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain during most of World War II? $200

30. 5 4 3210 Who was the United States President that made the decision to drop the atomic bomb? : $300

31. 5 4 3210 The Allied Commander in the European Theater; led D-Day $400

32. 5 4 3210 US General in the Pacific $500

33. 5 4 3210 What event ended World War II? $100

34. 5 4 3210 Name the international military tribunal that put Nazi war criminals on trial $200

35. 5 4 3210 Who oversaw the occupation of Japan after accepting the Japanese surrender? $300

36. 5 4 3210 What was done to Germany after WWII? $400

37. 5 4 3210 What was the purpose of the Yalta and the Potsdam Conferences? $500

38. 5 4 3210 Name the attack on June 6, 1944 in Normandy, France $100

39. 5 4 3210 World War II began when Germany invaded what country in 1939? $200

40. 5 4 3210 Why was the Battle of Britain so important? $300

41. 5 4 3210 Battle that was a major loss for the Allies but a very heroic rescue of the French and British soldiers $400

42. 5 4 3210 What allied victory changed the tide of the war on the European Eastern Front but came at a great loss of lives. $500

43. 5 4 3210 What was the US’s strategy in the Pacific called? $100

44. 5 4 3210 “December 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy” What does this refer to? Who said it? $200

45. 5 4 3210 _______________ is the systematic mass killing of specific racial, cultural, or religious groups. $300

46. 5 4 3210 What document did the UN create to protect people under the protection of their government from unethical treatment. $400 Asia

47. 5 4 3210 Identify the locations on the map where genocides occurred during the 20 th Century? $500