Copy of Interwar and World War II Test (4/30/2025)

Instructions

Please select the choice or choices that best answer the prompt

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All of the following are causes of WWII EXCEPT:

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Prior to WWII, Japan pursued an aggressive Imperialist policy to:

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Another cause of WWII was the failure of what treaty and the weakness of what organization?

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The start of WWII on September 1, 1939 was when Germany & the Soviet Union invaded what country?

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The turning point on the eastern front was the battle for what city in the Soviet Union?

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The end of the war occurred when the Allies dropped atomic bombs on what two cities in Japan?

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He was the commander of Allied forces in the Pacific Theatre:

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He was the commander of all Allied forces in the European Theatre:

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He was president of the United States when the US joined the war:

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He was the British Prime Minister during WWII:

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Who succeeded Franklin D. Roosevelt as U.S. President during World War II?

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What was the political ideology of Italian leader Benito Mussolini during the Interwar period?

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What treaty ended World War I but laid foundations for World War II?

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What 1938 agreement allowed Nazi Germany to annex Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia?

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Which doctrine entailed giving concessions to satisfy the demands of potential enemies?

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What significant event is recognized as the start of World War II?

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What ideologies were largely responsible for starting World War II?

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Which of the following three events caused World War II in Europe?

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Which three leaders paved the way for the war through their aggressive foreign policies?

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Causes of the Worldwide Depression included all the following EXCEPT:

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Another cause of the Worldwide Depression was expansion of production capacities & dominance of the US in global economy. This meant all the following EXCEPT:

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The impact of the Worldwide Depression included all the following EXCEPT:

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Another impact of the Worldwide Depression was that what type of government emerged in some countries of Europe?

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Who became the communist dictator of the Soviet Union?

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The communist dictator of the Soviet Union did all the following except?

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Who became the leader of the Nazi Party in Germany?

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The Nazi Party believed in all the following EXCEPT:

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What type of government did Mussolini institute in Italy?

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Who became the military dictator in Japan?

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What was the major cause of World War II (Select two)?

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Who were the Axis Powers in World War II (Select 2)?

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What two events caused the United States to enter World War II (Select 2)?

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Who were the two leaders of the Soviet Union and United States during the end of World War II?

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Which 3 countries constituted the 'Big Three' of the Allies in WWII?

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Which of the following nations were not invaded by Axis Powers (Select 2)?

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What were the 2 primary goals of the Nazis' 'Final Solution'?

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Which of the 2 selections were concentration and extermination camps?

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What factors (2 choices) led to the escalation of the Holocaust?

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How did the rest of the world respond to the Holocaust during and post World War II (Select two)?

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What was the main purpose of the Marshall Plan during the interwar period (Select two)?

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Which nations benefited from the Marshall Plan (Select two)?

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What impact did the Marshall Plan have on US foreign relations (Select two)?

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The systematic & purposeful destruction of a racial, political, religious or cultural group is known as what?

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As a part of their vision for Europe, the Nazis proposed a new racial order where what race was superior?

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The systematic mass slaughter of Jews & other groups by the Nazi Government is called what?

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All of the following are elements leading to the Holocaust, EXCEPT:

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The Nuremberg laws did all the following, EXCEPT:

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What does Kristallnacht mean?

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"We all want to get rid of our Jews. The difficulty is that no country wishes to receive them." This quote demonstrates which attempt to get rid of the "Jewish Problem"?

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Hitler hoped that the Jews inside what would starve to death or die from disease?

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In order to protect racial purity, Nazis began to eliminate "sub-humans" in 1942 and it was called what?

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What was the largest concentration camp where thousands were sent to gas chamber "showers"?

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Who were the primary victims of the Holocaust (Select two)?

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What was the 'Final Solution' in the context of the Holocaust (Select two)?

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All of the following are outcomes of WWII, EXCEPT:

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What was the military tribunal that tried Nazi war criminals and sentenced 12 to death?

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What international peacekeeping body was established at the Yalta Conference and replaced the League of Nations?

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What is the international document that states the rights & freedoms to which all human beings are entitled?

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What divided the communist countries in Eastern Europe and the democratic countries in Western Europe?

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What plan gave money to European nations to help prevent the spread of communism?

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What was the alliance between the US, Canada & ten western European nations called?

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What was the alliance between the Soviet Union, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria & Albania called?

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Which side of Germany became democratic and an economic powerhouse after WWII?

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Copy of Interwar and World War II Test (4/30/2025)

All of the following are causes of WWII EXCEPT:

Prior to WWII, Japan pursued an aggressive Imperialist policy to:

Another cause of WWII was the failure of what treaty and the weakness of what organization?

The start of WWII on September 1, 1939 was when Germany & the Soviet Union invaded what country?

The turning point on the eastern front was the battle for what city in the Soviet Union?

The end of the war occurred when the Allies dropped atomic bombs on what two cities in Japan?

He was the commander of Allied forces in the Pacific Theatre:

He was the commander of all Allied forces in the European Theatre:

He was president of the United States when the US joined the war:

He was the British Prime Minister during WWII:

Who succeeded Franklin D. Roosevelt as U.S. President during World War II?

What was the political ideology of Italian leader Benito Mussolini during the Interwar period?

What treaty ended World War I but laid foundations for World War II?

What 1938 agreement allowed Nazi Germany to annex Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia?

Which doctrine entailed giving concessions to satisfy the demands of potential enemies?

What significant event is recognized as the start of World War II?

What ideologies were largely responsible for starting World War II?

Which of the following three events caused World War II in Europe?

Which three leaders paved the way for the war through their aggressive foreign policies?

Causes of the Worldwide Depression included all the following EXCEPT:

Another cause of the Worldwide Depression was expansion of production capacities & dominance of the US in global economy. This meant all the following EXCEPT:

The impact of the Worldwide Depression included all the following EXCEPT:

Another impact of the Worldwide Depression was that what type of government emerged in some countries of Europe?

Who became the communist dictator of the Soviet Union?

The communist dictator of the Soviet Union did all the following except?

Who became the leader of the Nazi Party in Germany?

The Nazi Party believed in all the following EXCEPT:

What type of government did Mussolini institute in Italy?

Who became the military dictator in Japan?

What was the major cause of World War II (Select two)?

Who were the Axis Powers in World War II (Select 2)?

What two events caused the United States to enter World War II (Select 2)?

Who were the two leaders of the Soviet Union and United States during the end of World War II?

Which 3 countries constituted the 'Big Three' of the Allies in WWII?

Which of the following nations were not invaded by Axis Powers (Select 2)?

What were the 2 primary goals of the Nazis' 'Final Solution'?

Which of the 2 selections were concentration and extermination camps?

What factors (2 choices) led to the escalation of the Holocaust?

How did the rest of the world respond to the Holocaust during and post World War II (Select two)?

What was the main purpose of the Marshall Plan during the interwar period (Select two)?

Which nations benefited from the Marshall Plan (Select two)?

What impact did the Marshall Plan have on US foreign relations (Select two)?

The systematic & purposeful destruction of a racial, political, religious or cultural group is known as what?

As a part of their vision for Europe, the Nazis proposed a new racial order where what race was superior?

The systematic mass slaughter of Jews & other groups by the Nazi Government is called what?

All of the following are elements leading to the Holocaust, EXCEPT:

The Nuremberg laws did all the following, EXCEPT:

What does Kristallnacht mean?

"We all want to get rid of our Jews. The difficulty is that no country wishes to receive them." This quote demonstrates which attempt to get rid of the "Jewish Problem"?

Hitler hoped that the Jews inside what would starve to death or die from disease?

In order to protect racial purity, Nazis began to eliminate "sub-humans" in 1942 and it was called what?

What was the largest concentration camp where thousands were sent to gas chamber "showers"?

Who were the primary victims of the Holocaust (Select two)?

What was the 'Final Solution' in the context of the Holocaust (Select two)?

All of the following are outcomes of WWII, EXCEPT:

What was the military tribunal that tried Nazi war criminals and sentenced 12 to death?

What international peacekeeping body was established at the Yalta Conference and replaced the League of Nations?

What is the international document that states the rights & freedoms to which all human beings are entitled?

What divided the communist countries in Eastern Europe and the democratic countries in Western Europe?

What plan gave money to European nations to help prevent the spread of communism?

What was the alliance between the US, Canada & ten western European nations called?

What was the alliance between the Soviet Union, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria & Albania called?

Which side of Germany became democratic and an economic powerhouse after WWII?

What type of government did Japan have after WWII that helped them become the dominant power in Asia?

All of the following are causes of WWII EXCEPT:

Prior to WWII, Japan pursued an aggressive Imperialist policy to:

Another cause of WWII was the failure of what treaty and the weakness of what organization?

The start of WWII on September 1, 1939 was when Germany & the Soviet Union invaded what country?

The turning point on the eastern front was the battle for what city in the Soviet Union?

The end of the war occurred when the Allies dropped atomic bombs on what two cities in Japan?

He was the commander of Allied forces in the Pacific Theatre:

He was the commander of all Allied forces in the European Theatre:

He was president of the United States when the US joined the war:

He was the British Prime Minister during WWII:

Who succeeded Franklin D. Roosevelt as U.S. President during World War II?

What was the political ideology of Italian leader Benito Mussolini during the Interwar period?

What treaty ended World War I but laid foundations for World War II?

What 1938 agreement allowed Nazi Germany to annex Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia?