Question 1

Hitler often spoke of the "new order" that he meant to impose after he had established his ________ throughout Europe.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Hitler often spoke of the "new order"...

Question 2

Hitler planned to bring the entire German ________,understood as a racial group,together in a single nation.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Hitler planned to bring the entire German...

Question 3

Blitzkrieg means ________.

Accepted Answer

A) war propaganda,which is how Hitler hoped to win 
B) air war,which is how the Allies hoped to win 
C) lightening warfare,which is how Hitler hoped to win 
D) trench warfare,which is how the Allies hoped to win 
A) war propaganda,which is how Hitler hoped to win 
B) air war,which is how the Allies hoped to win 
C) lightening warfare,which is how Hitler hoped to win 
D) trench warfare,which is how the Allies hoped to win

Question 4

What country confiscated radios as a way of limiting access to other countries' propaganda?

Accepted Answer

A) Great Britain 
B) Germany 
C) the Soviet Union 
D) France 
A) Great Britain 
B) Germany 
C) the Soviet Union 
D) France

Question 5

By July 1940,the countries of ________ had become puppet republics within the Soviet Union.

Accepted Answer

A) Estonia,Poland,and Hungary 
B) Estonia,Latvia,and Lithuania 
C) Lithuania,Finland,and Poland 
D) Finland,Romania,and Hungary 
A) Estonia,Poland,and Hungary 
B) Estonia,Latvia,and Lithuania 
C) Lithuania,Finland,and Poland 
D) Finland,Romania,and Hungary

Question 6

The ________ French government collaborated with the Nazis.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ________ French government collaborated with the...

Question 7

The Battle of Britain resulted in ________.

Accepted Answer

A) a victory for the Germans 
B) a standoff 
C) the abandonment of Hitler's plans to invade England 
D) very few British causalities 
A) a victory for the Germans 
B) a standoff 
C) the abandonment of Hitler's plans to invade England 
D) very few British causalities

Question 8

The Holocaust claimed the greatest number of victims from ________.

Accepted Answer

A) Hungary 
B) Yugoslavia 
C) Poland 
D) Lithuania 
A) Hungary 
B) Yugoslavia 
C) Poland 
D) Lithuania

Question 9

Germany's plan to expand met its first significant success with the ________.

Accepted Answer

A) Anschluss 
B) invasion of Ethiopia 
C) occupation of Poland 
D) remilitarization of the Rhineland 
A) Anschluss 
B) invasion of Ethiopia 
C) occupation of Poland 
D) remilitarization of the Rhineland

Question 10

Why did Roosevelt oppose the plans of Churchill and Stalin for the Balkans?

Accepted Answer

A) He believed they were against the spirit of Wilson's Fourteen Points. 
B) He wanted to set up American spheres of influence in the same areas of Europe as Britain. 
C) He feared British spheres of influence would hurt American trade and financial interests in Europe. 
D) He had promised the Soviet Union that no nation would set up spheres of influence. 
A) He believed they were against the spirit of Wilson's Fourteen Points. 
B) He wanted to set up American spheres of influence in the same areas of Europe as Britain. 
C) He feared British spheres of influence would hurt American trade and financial interests in Europe. 
D) He had promised the Soviet Union that no nation would set up spheres of influence.

Question 11

The victory of Hitler over all of northwestern Europe can be attributed primarily to _________.

Accepted Answer

A) inferior British and French troops 
B) superior German numbers 
C) French lack of resolve 
D) blitzkrieg 
A) inferior British and French troops 
B) superior German numbers 
C) French lack of resolve 
D) blitzkrieg

Question 12

The French believed that ________.

Accepted Answer

A) France could do worse than be ruled by Hitler 
B) the Maginot Line would protect them from a German assault 
C) World War I had no relevance to contemporary military planning 
D) they were ready for blitzkrieg 
A) France could do worse than be ruled by Hitler 
B) the Maginot Line would protect them from a German assault 
C) World War I had no relevance to contemporary military planning 
D) they were ready for blitzkrieg

Question 13

The Atlantic Charter can be seen as a continuation of the spirit of ________.

Accepted Answer

A) Potsdam 
B) Munich 
C) Versailles 
D) Locarno 
A) Potsdam 
B) Munich 
C) Versailles 
D) Locarno

Question 14

When the Germans moved west in 1940,________.

Accepted Answer

A) the French initially had little trouble neutralizing the German attack 
B) the Soviet Union declared war on Germany 
C) Belgium rallied to the French cause 
D) Britain and France's forces were quickly overcome 
A) the French initially had little trouble neutralizing the German attack 
B) the Soviet Union declared war on Germany 
C) Belgium rallied to the French cause 
D) Britain and France's forces were quickly overcome

Question 15

The League of Nations condemned the Japanese use of force against Manchuria and ________.

Accepted Answer

A) did nothing else of substance 
B) forced Japan to withdraw from the League 
C) forced Japan to relinquish control of Manchuria 
D) assembled an expeditionary force to confront the Japanese 
A) did nothing else of substance 
B) forced Japan to withdraw from the League 
C) forced Japan to relinquish control of Manchuria 
D) assembled an expeditionary force to confront the Japanese

Question 16

Who wrote the Leningrad Symphony?

Accepted Answer

A) Sergei Eisenstein 
B) Sergei Prokoviev 
C) Leo Tolstoy 
D) Dimitri Shostakovich 
A) Sergei Eisenstein 
B) Sergei Prokoviev 
C) Leo Tolstoy 
D) Dimitri Shostakovich

Question 17

The code name for Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union is known as Operation ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The code name for Germany's invasion of...

Question 18

The League of Nations' first vote for economic sanctions,in the case of Ethiopia,resulted in ________.

Accepted Answer

A) Britain and France's refusal to embargo oil 
B) Italy's retreat from Ethiopia 
C) Mussolini's agreement to help Hitler annex Austria 
D) Germany's announcement that it was renouncing the disarmament provisions of the Versailles treaty 
A) Britain and France's refusal to embargo oil 
B) Italy's retreat from Ethiopia 
C) Mussolini's agreement to help Hitler annex Austria 
D) Germany's announcement that it was renouncing the disarmament provisions of the Versailles treaty

Question 19

At the time of the Yalta Conference,Eastern Europe was occupied by ________.

Accepted Answer

A) Nazi Germany 
B) Great Britain 
C) the United States 
D) the Soviet Union 
A) Nazi Germany 
B) Great Britain 
C) the United States 
D) the Soviet Union

Question 20

The Soviet Union's response to Germany's attack against it led to ________.

Accepted Answer

A) the collapse of communism 
B) the destruction of the Soviet military 
C) the Soviet Union's establishment as a world power second to the United States 
D) the eventual collapse of the Soviet Union 
A) the collapse of communism 
B) the destruction of the Soviet military 
C) the Soviet Union's establishment as a world power second to the United States 
D) the eventual collapse of the Soviet Union

Exam 28: World War Ii

Hitler often spoke of the "new order" that he meant to impose after he had established his ________ throughout Europe.

Hitler planned to bring the entire German ________,understood as a racial group,together in a single nation.

Blitzkrieg means ________.

What country confiscated radios as a way of limiting access to other countries' propaganda?

By July 1940,the countries of ________ had become puppet republics within the Soviet Union.

The ________ French government collaborated with the Nazis.

The Battle of Britain resulted in ________.

The Holocaust claimed the greatest number of victims from ________.

Germany's plan to expand met its first significant success with the ________.

Why did Roosevelt oppose the plans of Churchill and Stalin for the Balkans?

The victory of Hitler over all of northwestern Europe can be attributed primarily to _________.

The French believed that ________.

The Atlantic Charter can be seen as a continuation of the spirit of ________.

When the Germans moved west in 1940,________.

The League of Nations condemned the Japanese use of force against Manchuria and ________.

Who wrote the Leningrad Symphony?

The code name for Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union is known as Operation ________.

The League of Nations' first vote for economic sanctions,in the case of Ethiopia,resulted in ________.

At the time of the Yalta Conference,Eastern Europe was occupied by ________.

The Soviet Union's response to Germany's attack against it led to ________.

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