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Froggy Jumps World War II Essentials QuizOnline version Key facts from WWII study guide by lanah h 1 Appeasement a The policy of giving in to an aggressor's demands to keep peace. b The rules of a government c a party for a government 2 Which policy involved conceding to an aggressor to maintain peace? a Appeasement b Isolationism c Totalitarianism 3 What is Blitzkrieg best described as? a Lightning War b Trench Warfare c Guerrilla Warfare 4 Which ideology centers on dictatorship, extreme nationalism, and racism? a Fascism b libertarianism c Democracy 5 A government with total centralized control over life is called what? a Constitutionalism b Anarchy c Totalitarianism 6 Before Pearl Harbor, the U.S. policy of avoiding war was known as what? a Interventionism b Isolationism c Pacifism 7 What strategy involved capturing key Pacific islands to inch toward Japan? a Conventional Invasion b Scorched Earth c Island Hopping 8 Who was the dictator of Germany during WWII? a Winston Churchill b Adolf Hitler c Franklin D. Roosevelt 9 Which battle is considered the turning point on the Eastern Front? a Battle of Stalingrad b D-Day Normandy c Battle of Midway 10 Which city was first targeted by an atomic bomb in 1945? a Hiroshima b Nagasaki c Tokyo 11 What project developed the first nuclear weapons? a The Manhattan Project b The Apollo Program c The Space Race 12 What is appeasement in the context of WWII? a Giving in to an aggressor's demands to keep peace b A pledge to form new alliances after each battle c Total mobilization of all resources for war 13 What does Blitzkrieg mean? a Naval blockade of enemy ports b Guerrilla warfare in occupied territories c Lightning War using fast tanks and air power 14 Define Fascism. a A peaceful international alliance policy b A dictatorial, nationalist system with racism and no opposition c A form of liberal democracy 15 What characterizes Totalitarianism? a State control only over the economy b Limited government with free elections c Centralized state control over public and private life 16 What was American Isolationism before Pearl Harbor? a Active military intervention in European wars b Avoiding involvement in world affairs c Expanding overseas colonial empires 17 What is Island Hopping in the Pacific War? a Aerial bombing without ground attacks b Taking every single island regardless of cost c Capturing key islands to approach mainland Japan 18 Who was Adolf Hitler and which country did he lead? a Leader of the USSR b Prime Minister of Britain c Dictator of Germany and leader of the Nazi Party 19 What is significant about D-Day (June 6, 1944)? a Japan's invasion of Okinawa b Germany's first major victory on the Eastern Front c Allied invasion of Normandy opening a Second Front against Germany 20 Why is Stalingrad considered a turning point? a The USSR's major defeat of Germany on the Eastern Front b The Allied victory in North Africa c Japan's surrender in the Pacific 21 What was V-J Day? a June 6, 1944, Normandy Invasion b August 15, 1945, Victory over Japan c September 2, 1945, Japan surrenders at Tokyo Bay

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Appeasement

Which policy involved conceding to an aggressor to maintain peace?

What is Blitzkrieg best described as?

Which ideology centers on dictatorship, extreme nationalism, and racism?

A government with total centralized control over life is called what?

Before Pearl Harbor, the U.S. policy of avoiding war was known as what?

What strategy involved capturing key Pacific islands to inch toward Japan?

Who was the dictator of Germany during WWII?

Which battle is considered the turning point on the Eastern Front?

Which city was first targeted by an atomic bomb in 1945?

What project developed the first nuclear weapons?

What is appeasement in the context of WWII?

What does Blitzkrieg mean?

Define Fascism.

What characterizes Totalitarianism?

What was American Isolationism before Pearl Harbor?

What is Island Hopping in the Pacific War?

Who was Adolf Hitler and which country did he lead?

What is significant about D-Day (June 6, 1944)?

Why is Stalingrad considered a turning point?

What was V-J Day?