Quiz: DOGU STUDY GAME


DOGU STUDY GAMEOnline version Greyson Henderson by Greyson 1 Who were the "Big Three" in relations to WW3 a Great Britain, Germany, Soviet Union b Germany, The United States, Soviet Union c Great Britain, The United Sates, Soviet Union d The Soviet Union, Germany, The Netherlands 2 Where and what year was the Tehran conference held? a Iran, 1943 b Germany, 1943 c The United States, 1939 d Iran, 1940 3 What did the Allies agree on in the Tehran conference? Written answer 4 Where was the Yalta conference held? a A conference hall b A resort in the Black Sea c A hotel d Franklin Roosevelts house 5 Stalin refused Trumans demand for a Allies in Western Europe b More nuclear weapons in Germany c Less troops in Russia d Free elections in Eastern Europe 6 What year did WW2 end? a 1945 b 1940 c 1941 d 1952 7 Approximately how many deaths did WW2 result in a 50 million b 1 million-5 million c 40 million - 60 million d 50 million - 60 million 8 Where were the worst hits in WW2? Choose one or more answers a Western Europe b Eastern Europe c Germany d Soviet Union e Great Britain f Poland 9 List some advantages that Great Britain and France didn't lose in the aftermath of the war Written answer 10 Which country suffered the least losses after the war? a Germany b Great Britain c The United States d Poland 11 What was one of the most important advancements in WW2? a More nurses b Cancer research c More access to over the counter drugs d Pennicillin 12 What is a cold war? Written answer 13 What invention did both the Soviet Union and the United States develop? a A hydrogen bomb b Another nuclear bomb c An atomic bomb d New type of machine gun 14 Q 13 Continued.... What was a connection between the answer to the last question and the weapon dropped on Japan at the end of WW2? Written answer 15 What was the Cold War? a A war fought in Antartica b A period of tension between the U.S. and Soviet Union c A war over oil in the Middle East d A civil war in Russia 16 Which two powers were involved in the Cold War? a U.S. and Germany b China and Japan c U.S. and Soviet Union d Britain and France 17 What does NATO stand for? a North Atlantic Treaty Organization b National Association of Trade Officers c New Age Treaty Order d Northern Alliance for Trade and Order 18 What was the Warsaw Pact? a A peace treaty with Japan b An alliance of Western European countries c A military alliance of communist nations d A trade agreement between Asian nations 19 Which event brought the U.S. and the USSR close to nuclear war in 1962? a Korean War b Vietnam War c Berlin Blockade d Cuban Missile Crisis 20 The Berlin Wall was a symbol of a Division between East and West b European unity c Freedom d Economic development 21 The Korean War ended with a Not a treaty but an agreement b Complete U.S. withdrawal c North Korean victory d South Korea becoming communist 22 Which U.S. policy wanted to stop the spread of communism? a Manifest Destiny b Containment c Appeasement d Isolationism 23 Which Cold War conflict occurred in Southeast Asia a Falklands War b Civil War c Gulf War d Vietnam War 24 The arms race during the Cold War focused on building a Fighter Jets b Tanks c Nuclear weapons d Warships 25 What was the Iron Curtain a A Soviet military tank b An imaginary line between communist and capitalist Europe c A actual wall between Europe and Asia d A type of Soviet building 26 When did the Soviet Union officially collapse a 1979 b 1989 c 1991 d 2001 27 What is decolonization a Colonizing new lands b Gaining independence from colonial powers c Joining a colonial empire d Trading colonies between empires 28 Which country led the movement for independence in India a France b China c The US d India 29 Who was a important leader in Indias independence movement a Mao Zedong b Ghandi c Mandela d Winston Churchill 30 Which European country colonized Algeria a Britain b Germany c France d Germany 31 What year did India gain independence a 1947 b 1939 c 1955 d 1962 32 Which African country experienced a long anti apartheid struggle a Egypt b Niger c South Africa d North Africa 33 Decolonization in Africa mostly happened after a WW2 b The American Revolution c The Cold War d WW1 34 Which Southeast Asian country fought for independence from the French in the 1950s a China b Indonesia c Malaysia d Vietnam 35 What international organization supported decolonization and self-determination a NATO b The United Nations c The Warsaw Pact d European Union

1

Who were the "Big Three" in relations to WW3

a

Great Britain, Germany, Soviet Union

b

Germany, The United States, Soviet Union

c

Great Britain, The United Sates, Soviet Union

d

The Soviet Union, Germany, The Netherlands

2

Where and what year was the Tehran conference held?

a

Iran, 1943

b

Germany, 1943

c

The United States, 1939

d

Iran, 1940

3

What did the Allies agree on in the Tehran conference?

Written answer

4

Where was the Yalta conference held?

a

A conference hall

b

A resort in the Black Sea

c

A hotel

d

Franklin Roosevelts house

5

Stalin refused Trumans demand for

a

Allies in Western Europe

b

More nuclear weapons in Germany

c

Less troops in Russia

d

Free elections in Eastern Europe

6

What year did WW2 end?

a

1945

b

1940

c

1941

d

1952

7

Approximately how many deaths did WW2 result in

a

50 million

b

1 million-5 million

c

40 million - 60 million

d

50 million - 60 million

8

Where were the worst hits in WW2?

Choose one or more answers

a

Western Europe

b

Eastern Europe

c

Germany

d

Soviet Union

e

Great Britain

f

Poland

9

List some advantages that Great Britain and France didn't lose in the aftermath of the war

Written answer

10

Which country suffered the least losses after the war?

a

Germany

b

Great Britain

c

The United States

d

Poland

11

What was one of the most important advancements in WW2?

a

More nurses

b

Cancer research

c

More access to over the counter drugs

d

Pennicillin

12

What is a cold war?

Written answer

13

What invention did both the Soviet Union and the United States develop?

a

A hydrogen bomb

b

Another nuclear bomb

c

An atomic bomb

d

New type of machine gun

14

Q 13 Continued.... What was a connection between the answer to the last question and the weapon dropped on Japan at the end of WW2?

Written answer

15

What was the Cold War?

a

A war fought in Antartica

b

A period of tension between the U.S. and Soviet Union

c

A war over oil in the Middle East

d

A civil war in Russia

16

Which two powers were involved in the Cold War?

a

U.S. and Germany

b

China and Japan

c

U.S. and Soviet Union

d

Britain and France

17

What does NATO stand for?

a

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

b

National Association of Trade Officers

c

New Age Treaty Order

d

Northern Alliance for Trade and Order

18

What was the Warsaw Pact?

a

A peace treaty with Japan

b

An alliance of Western European countries

c

A military alliance of communist nations

d

A trade agreement between Asian nations

19

Which event brought the U.S. and the USSR close to nuclear war in 1962?

a

Korean War

b

Vietnam War

c

Berlin Blockade

d

Cuban Missile Crisis

20

The Berlin Wall was a symbol of

a

Division between East and West

b

European unity

c

Freedom

d

Economic development

21

The Korean War ended with

a

Not a treaty but an agreement

b

Complete U.S. withdrawal

c

North Korean victory

d

South Korea becoming communist

22

Which U.S. policy wanted to stop the spread of communism?

a

Manifest Destiny

b

Containment

c

Appeasement

d

Isolationism

23

Which Cold War conflict occurred in Southeast Asia

a

Falklands War

b

Civil War

c

Gulf War

d

Vietnam War

24

The arms race during the Cold War focused on building

a

Fighter Jets

b

Tanks

c

Nuclear weapons

d

Warships

25

What was the Iron Curtain

a

A Soviet military tank

b

An imaginary line between communist and capitalist Europe

c

A actual wall between Europe and Asia

d

A type of Soviet building

26

When did the Soviet Union officially collapse

a

1979

b

1989

c

1991

d

2001

27

What is decolonization

a

Colonizing new lands

b

Gaining independence from colonial powers

c

Joining a colonial empire

d

Trading colonies between empires

28

Which country led the movement for independence in India

a

France

b

China

c

The US

d

India

29

Who was a important leader in Indias independence movement

a

Mao Zedong

b

Ghandi

c

Mandela

d

Winston Churchill

30

Which European country colonized Algeria

a

Britain

b

Germany

c

France

d

Germany

31

What year did India gain independence

a

1947

b

1939

c

1955

d

1962

32

Which African country experienced a long anti apartheid struggle

a

Egypt

b

Niger

c

South Africa

d

North Africa

33

Decolonization in Africa mostly happened after

a

WW2

b

The American Revolution

c

The Cold War

d

WW1

34

Which Southeast Asian country fought for independence from the French in the 1950s

a

China

b

Indonesia

c

Malaysia

d

Vietnam

35

What international organization supported decolonization and self-determination

a

NATO

b

The United Nations

c

The Warsaw Pact

d

European Union

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DOGU STUDY GAMEOnline version

by Greyson

Who were the "Big Three" in relations to WW3

Where and what year was the Tehran conference held?

What did the Allies agree on in the Tehran conference?

Where was the Yalta conference held?

Stalin refused Trumans demand for

What year did WW2 end?

Approximately how many deaths did WW2 result in

Where were the worst hits in WW2?

List some advantages that Great Britain and France didn't lose in the aftermath of the war

Which country suffered the least losses after the war?

What was one of the most important advancements in WW2?

What is a cold war?

What invention did both the Soviet Union and the United States develop?

Q 13 Continued.... What was a connection between the answer to the last question and the weapon dropped on Japan at the end of WW2?

What was the Cold War?

Which two powers were involved in the Cold War?

What does NATO stand for?

What was the Warsaw Pact?

Which event brought the U.S. and the USSR close to nuclear war in 1962?

The Berlin Wall was a symbol of

The Korean War ended with

Which U.S. policy wanted to stop the spread of communism?

Which Cold War conflict occurred in Southeast Asia

The arms race during the Cold War focused on building

What was the Iron Curtain

When did the Soviet Union officially collapse

What is decolonization

Which country led the movement for independence in India

Who was a important leader in Indias independence movement

Which European country colonized Algeria

What year did India gain independence

Which African country experienced a long anti apartheid struggle

Decolonization in Africa mostly happened after

Which Southeast Asian country fought for independence from the French in the 1950s

What international organization supported decolonization and self-determination