Political Ideas
Russian Revolution
World War II Beginnings
European Theatre
Pacific Theatre
100

This term describes a government that takes control of almost all parts of people’s lives. 

Totalitarianism/Authoritarianism

100

This is the name of the government after the revolution

The Union of Soviet socialist Republics/Soviet Union

100

Germany, Italy, and Japan were part of this group

Axis Powers

100

Under this act, passed in March 1941, the president could lend or lease arms and other supplies to any country vital to the United States.

Lend-Lease Act

100

Japan bombing this naval base brought the U.S. into the war

Pearl Harbor

200

This person was the leader of the Bolsheviks and was later exiled

Vladimir Lenin

200

Lenin’s slogan of this phrase was soon taken up by many people stating their problems with the Tsarist government

“Peace, Land, and Bread”

200

This policy was used by Britain and France to avoid going to war with Germany

Appeasement

200

German tanks broke through weak American defenses along a 75-mile front in the Ardennes for this battle, which would be the last German offensive for the rest of the war

The Battle of the Bulge

200

Japan attacked the U.S. due to the latter's embargo of these resources after Japan's invasion of China

Oil and steel

300

This person took control of the Soviet Union and purged all political rivals

Joseph Stalin

300

Some revolutionary groups wanted to overthrow the government following the teachings of this person 

Karl Marx

300

By building up the army, crossing into the Rhineland, and annexing neighboring territory, Germany broke the points of this treaty

Versailles Treaty

300

Germany's advancement into Russia stalled at this city

Stalingrad

300

General Douglas MacArthur's plan to capture weaker Japanese-controlled islands, then use these bases to seize islands closer to Japan was known as

 “island-hopping”

400

This ideology was founded in Italy in the 1920's

Fascism

400

On 22 January 1905, an event known as this, was a peaceful procession of workers was fired on by guards outside the tsar's Winter Palace

"Bloody Sunday"

400

Germany made an agreement with this country to not attack each other and simultaneously divide up Poland between themselves

Soviet Union

400

The largest land and sea attack in history, the invasion of Normandy was known by this name

Operation Overlord

400

The first target of MacArthur’s campaign was on this island in the Solomon Islands where U.S. military leaders had learned that the Japanese were building a huge air base

Guadalcanal

500

This is the full name of Hitler's Party

National Socialist German Workers’ Party

500

This man was the monk who wielded influence over the Tsarist government and spread corruption

Rasputin

500

France stationed their troops along a 900-mile long network of underground bunkers, tunnels and concrete retractable gun batteries called this.

Maginot Line

500

This was the name given to Hitler's plan to invade Russia

Operation Barbarossa

500

This was the name given to the project of creating the atomic bombs used on Japan and ending the war

Manhattan Project

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