Chapter 22

Question 1

Believed that Japan should take advantage of its position of strength and extend Japanese influence in the Pacific

Answer 1

Emperor Hirohito

Question 2

The organizer of the Kuomintang or National Party, led to the revolt

Answer 2

Sun Yat-sen

Question 3

Years of anarchy known as what who fought one another for political power

Answer 3

Warlords

Question 4

Took control of the Kuomintang. Began a military campaign to reunite China under a national government

Answer 4

Chiang Kai-shek

Question 5

Led the Communist forces

Answer 5

Mao Zedong

Question 6

The seizing of the Balkan nation

Answer 6

April 1939

Question 7

A new German Empire called

Answer 7

The Third Reich

Question 8

Lebensraum means

Answer 8

“Living Space”

Question 9

Germany’s march into Rhineland

Answer 9

March 7, 1936

Question 10

Germany and Italy formed an alliance called

Answer 10

Rome-Berlin Axis

Question 11

Germany and Japan signed this pact, which on the surface was an agreement generally directed against communism but in reality was aimed specifically at Russia

Answer 11

Anti-Comintern Pact

Question 12

He revolted against Spain’s republican government

Answer 12

Francisco Franco

Question 13

Prime-minister of Great Britain, met with Hitler several times to seek a solution to the Czech Crisis

Answer 13

Neville Chamberlain

Question 14

Prime Minister of France

Answer 14

Edouard Daladier

Question 15

Buying off an aggressor by making concessions

Answer 15

Appeasements

Question 16

A member of the House of Commons, denounced appeasement

Answer 16

Winston Churchill

Question 17

Connect East Prussia with the rest of Germany

Answer 17

Polish Corridor

Question 18

Hitler and Mussolini signed a military Alliance know as what

Answer 18

The Pact of Steel

Question 19

Germany’s superior airforce

Answer 19

Luftwaffe

Question 20

Germany’s fast-moving attack

Answer 20

blitzkrieg

Question 21

Sitting war

Answer 21

sitzkrieg

Question 22

a term of war coined during the Spanish Civil War to refer to individuals within a country

Answer 22

fifth columnists

Question 23

became the most notorious of the fifth columnists. His name is a synonym for traitor

Answer 23

Vidkun Quisling

Question 24

France established this line to separate them from Germany

Answer 24

Maginot Line

Question 25

A hero of World War , to head a new French government

Answer 25

Henri Petain

Question 26

Joined the Free French Movement

Answer 26

Charles de Gaulle

Question 27

Arrived in North Africa with specially trained German Forces. Also known as the Desert Fox

Answer 27

Erwin Rommel

Question 28

Invasion by sea assault

Answer 28

Amphibious

Question 29

Code name for the Invasion

Answer 29

Operation Sea Lion

Question 30

An act authorizing the president to "sell, transfer title to, exchange, lease, lend or dispose of" military supplies to any country

Answer 30

Lend-Lease Act

Question 31

An eight-point document that set forth the "common principles" on which both countries.

Answer 31

Atlantic Charter

Question 32

Virtual Dictator of Japan

Answer 32

Hideki Tojo

Question 33

Defeated the Germans at the Battle of El Alamin

Answer 33

Bernard Montgomery

Question 34

landed on the Algerian coast

Answer 34

Dwight D. Moody

Question 35

Fighters who harass an enemy occupying their territory

Answer 35

Partisans

Question 36

Who were the members of the Big Three

Answer 36

Churchill, Roosevelt, Stalin

Question 37

A plan to invade France

Answer 37

Operation Overlord

Question 38

The day when an attack is launched

Answer 38

D-Day

Question 39

"I shall return" helped the Philippines fight against the Japanese

Answer 39

Douglas MacArthur

Question 40

So named because of the war cry shouted by the Japanese troops

Answer 40

banzai

Question 41

Japanese suicide pilots

Answer 41

kamikaze

Question 42

the battle that wasted much of Germany's strength and probably hastened the end of the war in Europe

Answer 42

Battle of the Bulge

Question 43

When was V-E day

Answer 43

May 8, 1945