2. 100 MiscellaneousWWII Nationalism and Revolution Economics and Politics WWI 100 200 300 400 500 20000200 300 400 500

3. Column 1 100 “Spark” to WWI

4. Answer Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand

5. Column 1 200 Who according to the Treaty of Versailles had to accept responsibility for WWI? What word best describes the first few years of WWI?

6. Answer Germany stalemate

7. Column 1 300 How did German U-boats change the rules of warfare in WWI? What German plan was created in hopes of avoiding a two front war by attacking France and then Russia?

8. Answer Remained hidden and fired without warning Schlieffen Plan

9. Column 1 400 What brought WWI to an end on November 11 th, 1918?

10. Answer armistice

11. Column 1 500 What was the plan for a postwar world after WWI called?

12. Answer 14 points

13. Column 2 100 A state in which the government controls every aspect of public and private life it called… What are some weapons of this type of government?

14. Answer Totalitarian state Police terror, censorship of media, intolerance towards some groups, complete control of the government

15. Column 2 200 Which group fled the Nationalists during the Long March? Why did peasants support the Communists and not the Nationalists?

16. Answer Communists The communists gave them land, the Nationalists ignored their problems

17. Column 2 300 What did the British promise the Indian people if they helped them during WWI? Who led the Salt March?

18. Answer Reforms that would lead to self-government Gandhi

19. Column 2 400 In what country did Nationalists lead a rebellion against the sultan and then began modernizing…

20. Answer Turkey

21. Column 2 500 What impact did Russia’s involvement in WWI have on Russia’s government?

22. Answer Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule and military leadership

23. Column 3 100 Philosophy that emphasized the importance of the nation and supreme authority to the leader…

24. Answer Fascism

25. Column 3 200 The Great Purge was set to eliminate… Under Stalin, all economic decisions were made by…

26. Answer Opponents of Stalin Government officials

27. Column 3 300 What did Italy, Germany and Japan have in common in the 1930s? What were the collection of programs meant to stimulate the American economy during the Great Depression called?

28. Answer Sought to solve their countries problems through conquest New Deal

29. Column 3 400 This created a legacy of bitterness and hatred amongst the Germans after WWI…

30. Answer Treaty of Versailles

31. Column 3 500 What were some of the problems that the Weimar Republic faced after WWI…

32. Answer Uncontrollable inflation Lack of democratic tradition A large number of political parties

33. Column 4 100 Why did Britain and France declared war on Germany in WWII? German attack based on surprise and overwhelming force…

34. Answer Invasion of Poland blitzkrieg

35. Column 4 200 Allied invasion of France in WWII… Last German offensive battle in WWII… Combination that led to German defeat at Stalingrad…

36. Answer D-Day Battle of the Bulge Russian troops and Russian winter

37. Column 4 300 Attacking islands in the Pacific during WWII that were not well defended by the Japanese… This battle turned the war in the Pacific against the Japanese…

38. Answer Island hopping Battle of Midway

39. Column 4 400 goal of Hitler’s “Final Solution”… How did Kristallnacht demonstrate Nazi persecution of Jews?

40. Answer genocide of “undesirables” or “inferiors” Nazi troops attacked Jewish homes, synagogues, businesses

41. Column 4 500 Why were Japanese Americans interned during WWII in the U.S.?

42. Answer Labeled as enemies because of Japanese descent

43. Column 5 100 Why did President Truman make the call to drop the atomic bomb?

44. Answer To bring the war to an end

45. Column 5 200 What was used to influence public opinion during WWI and WWII?

46. Answer Propaganda

47. Column 5 300 What day is described as “a date which will live in infamy”? Who valued national honor more than they did their individual lives?

48. Answer Attack at Pearl Harbor kamikazes

49. Column 5 400 What event in 1937 halted the Chinese Civil War? What did the America public think about joining the League of Nations?

50. Answer Japanese invasion of China Believed the U.S. should not join because it should stay out of European affairs

51. Column 5 500 What were the Soviet plans under Stalin that were supposed to lead to economic development called?

52. Answer Five-Year Plans

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