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3. 100 200 300 400 500 Chp. 11a Chp. 11b Chp. 11cChp. 12a Chp. 12b Chp. 12c

4. In 1938, Hitler demanded, and was given, this area in northwestern Czechoslovakia A 100

5. Sudentenland A 100

6. This term means a new form of attack that used tank divisions supported by air attacks A 200

7. Blitzkrieg or Lightning War A 200

8. He administered the Nazi’s Final Solution A 300

9. Reinhard Heydrich A 300

10. Truman demanded freely elected governments throughout Eastern Europe at this conference A 400

11. Potsdam Conference A 400

12. He was Hitler’s minister of armaments and munitions, and tripled production despite Allied air raids A 500

13. Albert Speer A 500

14. Two days after Hitler invaded this country, Britain and France declared war against Germany B 100

15. Poland B 100

16. This battle was the turning point in the war in the Pacific B 200

17. The Battle of Midway Island B 200

18. This proved too slow for the Nazis, so they built special extermination camps in Poland B 300

19. Einsatzgruppen B 300

20. He boasted that the Munich Conference meant “peace for our time” B 400

21. Neville Chamberlain B 400

22. At this conference, the Allies agreed to the establishment of the United Nations organization after the war B 500

23. Yalta Conference B 500

24. Japan brought in laborers from these two countries to address labor shortages during WWII C 100

25. Korean and Chinese Laborers C 100

26. Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill agreed to the partition of Germany at this conference C 200

27. The Tehran Conference C 200

28. A period of political tension following the WWII C 300

29. The Cold War C 300

30. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

31. This battle was a crushing defeat for Germany because the entire 6 th army, considered the best, was lost C 400

32. The Battle of Stalingrad C 400

33. The Holocaust was the slaughter of Europeans by the Nazis, specifically these people C 500

34. The Jews C 500

35. A civil war in this country in 1946 contributed to tensions between the Soviet Union and Great Britain D 100

36. Greece D 100

37. Italy, Belgium and Denmark were original members of what organization D 200

38. NATO D 200

39. In 1957, Americans feared the Soviets were ahead of the U.S. in missile production due to the launch of this D 300

40. Sputnik I D 300

41. He was a Communist leader who initiated the “Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia D 400

42. Alexander Dubcek D 400

43. He was responsible for the “Red Scare” D 500

44. Joseph McCarthy D 500

45. This was designed to restore the economic stability of European nations after WWII E 100

46. The Marshall Plan E 100

47. Poland joined this pact with Russia E 200

48. The Warsaw Pact E 200

49. E 300 The U.S. attempt to overthrow the Cuban government was called

50. The Bay of Pigs E 300

51. Founded in 1949, it was the Soviet Union’s response to the Marshall plan E 400

52. The Council for Mutual Economic Assistance E 400

53. This sought to create a military alliance between the Soviet Union and various Eastern European nations E 500

54. The Warsaw Pact E 500

55. This was built to prevent East Germans from defecting to West Germany F 100

56. The Berlin Wall F 100

57. This Communist nation remained independent of Soviet control F 200

58. Yugoslavia F 200

59. France President de Gaulle tried to return France to a world power by investing heavily in what F 300

60. Nuclear Weapons F 300

61. This U.S. president signed the Civil Rights Act into law F 400

62. Lyndon B. Johnson F 400

63. He led De-Stalinization and built the Berlin Wall F 500

64. Nikita Krushchev F 500

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66. He wrote A Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovitch and The Gulag Archipelago Click on screen to continue

67. Alexander Solzhenitsyn Click on screen to continue

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