history: chpt. 19 test Flashcards

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Alliance between Germany and Japan

A

Anti Comintern Pact

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Alliance between Mussolini and Hitler

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Rome-Berlin Axis

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2
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No weapons or fortifications permitted

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Demilitarized

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3
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Policy of satisfying reasonable demands and in exchange for peace

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Appeasement

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4
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Agreement between Hitler and Stalin

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Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact

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In 1940, Japan was forced to decide which it needed more

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Indochina’s raw materials or U.S. oil and scrap iron

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6
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In December 1936, Chiang Kai-shek ended his military efforts against the Communists and

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Formed a front against Japan

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7
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Chamberlain’s Munich Conference with Hitler in 1938 resulted in Britain

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Feeling that peace was secured

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Hitler was confident that the western states who had signed the Treaty of Versailles would

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Not use force to maintain it

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Hitler planned to conquer the Soviet Union in order to

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Secure land and Slavic slaves to strengthen the Reich

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Hitler’s “lightning war,” using air supported panzer divisions

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Blitzkrieg

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11
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Series of fortifications along France’s German borders

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Maginot Line

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12
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Target of Japanese attack on December 7, 1941

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Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

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13
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Site of Allies’ D-Day invasion

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Normandy

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14
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The German Air Force

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Luftwaffe

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15
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Truman wanted to avoid an invasion of Japan because he believed that

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Americans would suffer heavy losses

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16
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Which country was referred to as the “soft underbelly” of Europe by Winston Churchill

A

Italy

17
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The turning point of the war in Asia that established U.S. naval superiority over Japan in the Pacific was the Battle of

A

Midway island

18
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At the beginning of 1943, the Allies agreed to seek from the Axis Powers nothing short of

A

Unconditional surrender

19
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Japanese leaders miscalculated American intent and thought that the United States would accept

A

Japanese domination of the Pacific

20
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Hitler’s “Final Solution” for the Jews

A

Genocide

21
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Crowded designated containment or holding areas within cities for Jews

A

Ghettos

22
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Hitler’s largest extermination center in Poland

A

Auschwitz

23
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The mass slaughter of European civilians, especially Jews

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Holocaust

24
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French Indochinese Communist leader

A

Ho Chi Minh

25
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After 1941, Germany ruled some areas like Poland through direct annexation, but most of occupied Europe was run by German officials with

A

Local collaborators

26
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Japan had conquered Southeast Asia during World War I using the slogan

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“Asia for the Asiatics”

27
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Some people didn’t believe or acknowledge the full horrors of Hitler’s slaughter of civilians for all of these reasons EXCEPT one

A. World War I propaganda had exaggerated German atrocities
B. Some people pretended not to notice
C. Allied forces chose to focus on ending the war
D. Collaborators refused to help Nazis hunt down Jews

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D. Collaborators refused to help Nazis hunt down Jews

28
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The victims of the Holocaust included large numbers of all of the following groups EXCEPT

A. Jews
B. Slavic people
C. Gypsies
D. Italians

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D. Italians

29
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Foreign diplomats tried to save Jews by

A

Issuing exit visas

30
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Assembling and preparing for war

A

Mobilization

31
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“Divine wind”

A

Kamikaze

32
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British name for German air raids

A

Blitz

33
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Post war ideological conflict between the U.S. and the USSR

A

Cold War

34
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Site of Truman’s demands for free elections in Eastern Europe

A

Potsdam

35
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Churchill called postwar Soviet policy in Eastern Europe the

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“Iron Curtain”

36
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Stalin wanted to create a buffer to protect the Soviet Union from the West by creating

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Satellite, pro-Soviet state governments

37
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At Yalta, the Big Three—the USSR, the U.S., and Great Britain— all insisted that

A

Germany surrender unconditionally

38
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The Tehran Conference in 1943 set in motion a plan that would ultimately result in

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Germany being divided along the north-south line into East and West

39
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The Yalta Conference resulted in the Big Three powers agreeing to

A

Form the United Nations