2 paragraphs: Please describe what it was like to live as a Jew after Hitler’s rise to power in 1933.
Question 22
22.
2 paragraphs: After the Jews living in Europe saw the anti-Semitic propaganda prior to the start of WW2, why didn’t they leave? Please list 2 reasons
Question 23
23.
Extra Credit! What did you enjoy most about this class and what would you change?
1. What is an alliance?
When nations band together to help each other
When nations fight each other
A short battle
None of the these
Prior to World War 1, France and England did not like the way ___________________ was expanding and they banded together and built up their militaries
Scotland
Germany
America
Belgium
Which event set off a chain of events that eventually caused World War 1?
Germany sent a telegram to England stating how they hated their culture
Russia sent a spy to France
Archduke Ferdinand was killed in Serbia which angered Austria-Hungary
Lusitania was sunk
What was a major result of the sinking of the Lusitania?
Germany formed an alliance with Russia
France formed an alliance with England
America joined the war
Russia pulled out of the war
The Central Powers (bad guys) during World War 1 were:
France, England, America, Russia, Serbia, Belgium
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria
France, Germany, Russia, Bulgaria
England, Russia, America, Italy
Germany had to pay war debt, give up land, and lose colonies according to which document?
The Armistice Treaty
The Veterans Treaty
The Treaty of Versailles
The Peace Treaty at Milan
The German people were very angry after World War 1. This seemed to contribute to Hitler’s rise to power. What were they angry about?
The embarrassing loss of the war
They had to pay back damages after the war
Many people were out of work
All of these
Why didn’t other countries do anything when they saw that Germany was building up its army?
They didn’t want to risk going to war
They thought Germany was very weak
Germany told them not to worry
America said not to worry
Even though there was news that Germany was persecuting the Jews, in 1936, the ___________________were held in Germany and Germany took down all anti-Semitic propaganda
United Nations International meetings
The Nobel-Prize ceremony
The Olympics
None of the above
Germany annexed _____________________ really quickly, which was known as the “Anschluss.”
Russia
France
Austria
England
The Evian Conference concluded that no country would be able to handle the thousands of Jewish refugees. This showed Hitler:
many countries will agree with him
he could do what he wants to the Jews because no country seems to care about them
he formed many alliances
his army will be very strong
“___________________________” was the book written by Hitler where he described Jews as sub-human.
“Reichman”
“Mein Kampf”
“Kristalnacht”
None of the above
Even as early as 1933, as soon as Hitler came to power, anti-Semitism became very popular in Germany. He declared “Jewish _______________ “ day, where Germans were forbidden to purchase from any Jewish owned shop.
Pogrom
Boycott
Reich
None of the above
1. The Nazis prohibited Jews from:
Performing Shechita
Owning factories
Working in any profession
ALL of the above
_________________________ were places where Jews were imprisoned, forced to work and murdered.
concentration camps
prison camps
ghettos
none of the above
In 1939, Germany invaded _____________ which became the official start of WW2.
Hungary
Poland
Japan
Belgium
Although the official start of WW2 was in 1939, many people consider __________________,"night of broken glass", to be the start of WW2, because it was the first govt organized pogrom against the Jews
kristalnacht
mein kampf
third reich
none of the above
Hitler blamed the ____________ for Germany's WW1 embarrassment
the Parliament
the French Parliament
Japan
the Jews
Who was the president of the USA during WW2 who did not allow many Jews into America?