ww2

Question 1

Abdicate

Answer 1

Give up/withdraw power

Question 2

Armistice:

Answer 2

Formal terms of a peace agreement

Question 3

Reparations

Answer 3

the payment for crimes committed to repair the damages done

Question 4

Appeasement

Answer 4

the action of Making someone pleased or less angry by giving or saying something desired

Question 5

Genocide:

Answer 5

Wiping out or attempted eradication of a group of people

Question 6

Anti-Semitism:

Answer 6

prejudice against or hatred of jews

Question 7

Night of the long Knives:

Answer 7

the Massacre of members and leaders of the parliament force ordered by Adolf Hitler.

Question 8

Nuremberg laws

Answer 8

antisemitic and racist laws passed in Germany

Question 9

Carpet Bombing:

Answer 9

to drop large numbers of bombs to cause complete devastation

Question 10

Allies:

Answer 10

political and military alliance of the British Commonwealth, France, the United States and Russia, who forged an agreement to fight National Socialist Germany - a state formally cooperating with another for a military or other purpose.

Question 11

Axis:

Answer 11

name given to the political and military alliance of Germany, Italy and Japan during World War 2

Question 12

Isolationism:

Answer 12

an attempt to remain separate from the issues of other nations

Question 13

Inertia:

Answer 13

lack of activity or interest, or unwillingness to make an effort to do anything

Question 14

Blitzkrieg:

Answer 14

Lightning war

Question 14

Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact:

Answer 14

controversial treaty between Germany and the Soviet Union to refrain from attacking one another

Question 15

Source anaylis steps

Answer 15

Origin - who wrote, said, drew it? When (date), where was it produced? What is the source (primary/secondary)?
Content - what is being said? What is it talking about?
Purpose - why did they write, say, draw the piece?
Value - why and how is this source important/useful/significant to the debate?
Limitation - What isn’t being said? Is the source complete or an extract? What/who is missing?

Question 16

4 MAIN causes

Answer 16

• Militarism
  
  • Alliances
  • Imperialism
• nationalism

Question 17

the Big 3

Answer 17

David Lloyd-George (Britain Prime Minister)
Woodrow Wilson (U.S President)
Georges Clemenceau (France Prime Minister)

Question 18

When was the treaty signed?

Answer 18

28th of June 1919

Question 19

when was pearl harbour?

Answer 19

1941 December 7th