1. World War II Leaders Review Game

2. The SNAKE GAME:   Have students take out a piece of paper and write on the top, “DO NOT MOVE THIS PAPER”   Put aside any unused desks   Post a question and have students write answer on their paper.   Ask students to put their pencils down and show the correct answer.   Those students who get the correct answer stand and face the direction of the arrows that were placed on the desks.   Once you confirm that all students are facing the correct direction and know what seat to move to say, “MOVE”. The students who got the correct answer move to the next empty seat (but keep the paper on the desk)   The students who did not get the correct answer remain seated.   The student who get back to their original seat or who is pass their seat first– wins (extra credit may be given)   Students can check if someone cheated by looking at the paper that is on the desk they moved to. If the answer is incorrect, yet the student moved, they cheated. Supplies Needed   Large arrows to place on desks to determine which way the students need to move.

3.  A French General who set up a government-in-exile committed to re-conquering France. Set up the Free French military

4. Charles De Gaulle

5.  He was known as the Fuhrer in his country Fuhrer in his country

6. Adolph Hitler

7.  The British Prime Minister who said, “We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets…we shall never surrender.”

8. Winston Churchill

9. He was commander of the Allied land forces in the Pacific.

10. Douglas MacArthur

11.  He was responsible for the Holocaust.

12. Adolph Hitler

13.  The General that led Operation Torch in Africa.

14. Dwight Eisenhower

15.  This man was angry at the Allies because they did not help his country when they were being attacked by Germany.

16. Joseph Stalin

17.  He was know as II Duce in his country.

18. Benito Mussolini

19.  Became President of the United States in 1945.

20. Harry Truman

21.  The Allies allowed him to stay in as a leader (but with no power)

22. Emperor Hirohito

23.  He was lynched by his own people.

24. Benito Mussolini

25.  Leader of Japan during WWII

26. Hideki Tojo

27.  He was responsible for dropping the atomic bombs on Japan.

28. Harry Truman

29.  He belonged to the Fascist Party.

30. Benito Mussolini

31.  He belonged to the National Socialist German Workers Party.

32. Adolph Hitler

33.  He was commander of the Allies during Operation Overlord.

34. Dwight Eisenhower

35.  He and his wife killed themselves on the verge of the end of WWII.

36. Adolph Hitler

37.  The Japanese surrender to him on September 2, 1945.

38. Douglas MacArthur

39.  After Japan surrender this man was condemned to hang.

40. Hideki Tojo

41.  He was a communist

42. Joseph Stalin

43.  He was Supreme Commander of the Allied forces.

44. Dwight Eisenhower

45.  He created the Lend-Lease Act.

46. Franklin D. Roosevelt

47.  He met with Roosevelt to create the Atlantic Charter.

48. Winston Churchill

49.  British Prime Minister who appeased Hitler several times.

50. Neville Chamberlain

51.  He signed a non-aggression pact with Hitler.

52. Joseph Stalin