Two World Wars Flashcards

1
Q

President ____________ called December 7, 1941, “a date which will live in infamy.”

A

Franklin Roosevelt

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2
Q

The Triple __________ included Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy.

A

Alliance

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3
Q

The Triple _________ consisted of England, France, and Russia.

A

Entente

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4
Q

When the Germans violated Belgium’s ___________ Great Britain declared war on Germany.

A

Neutrality

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5
Q

The two side of World War 1 were the Central Powers and the _________ Powers.

A

Allied

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6
Q

The United States did not declare war on Germany until nearly two years after the sinking of ___________.

A

Lusitania

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7
Q

_____________ commanded the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe during World War 1.

A

General Pershing

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8
Q

President _____________ presented his Fourteen Points at the Paris Peace Conference, the last which proposed a League of Nations.

A

Woodrow Wilson

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9
Q

The 1920s, known as the “roaring twenties,” brought back the _________ in American society.

A

Change

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10
Q

Women gained the right to vote with the ___________ Amendment.

A

Nineteenth

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11
Q

The __________ Amendment instituted national prohibition.

A

Eighteenth

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12
Q

The ___________ Amendment repealed prohibition.

A

Twenty-first

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13
Q

_______________ made the first nonstop, solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean in May 1927.

A

Charles Lindbergh

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14
Q

_______________ was President of the United States when the Great Depression took place.

A

Herbert Hoover

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15
Q

__________ wanted to exterminate all the Jews because he thought they were responsible for all the problems in Germany and because they were not members of the “master race.”

A

Adolf Hitler

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16
Q

____________, led the Fascists Party in Italy.

A

Benito Mussolini

17
Q

_____________ was the British Prime Minister who signed the Munich Pact.

A

Neville Chamberlain

18
Q

___________ officially began when Germany invaded Poland.

A

World War 2

19
Q

Allied troops were rescued from the French beaches of ____________ in 1940.

A

Dunkirk

20
Q

_____________ was British Prime Minister during the Battle of Britain.

A

Winston Churchill

21
Q

The Russian victory at ___________ was the turning point of World War 2 in Europe.

A

Stalingrad

22
Q

Japan attacked United States warships at Pearl Harbor on what date?

A

December 7, 1941

23
Q

On _____________, Congress officially declared war on the Axis Powers.

A

December 8, 1941

24
Q

The turning point of World War 2 in the Pacific was at _____________.

A

Midway Island

25
Q

General ___________ led the Allied Forces in the Pacific.

A

Douglas MacArthur

26
Q

General ___________ led the D-Day invasion of Europe.

A

Dwight Eisenhower

27
Q

General _____________ led Allied troops at the “Battle of the Bulge.”

A

George Patton

28
Q

Germany surrendered on ___________.

A

May 8, 1945

29
Q

J. Gresham Machen led conservative faculty members who left __________ and formed Westminster Seminary.

A

Princeton