People
Policy
Battles
Government
Places/Events
100

The leader of Germany during WWII.

Adolf Hitler

100

Policy of remaining neutral during wars and keeping out of world affairs.

Isolationism

100

This was the battle that saved Britain from falling to Germany.

The Battle of Britain

100

Government of the United States.

Democracy

100

The unification of the German people.

Anschluss

200

The leader of the USSR during WWII.

Joseph Stalin

200

Policy of being actively involved in world affairs.

Internationalism

200

This famous WWII battle is the catalyst for the American public supporting entering the war.

Pearl Harbor

200

Government of Germany

Nazism

200

Night of broken glass.

Kristallnacht

300

The president of the United States during WWII.

Franklin Roosevelt

300

DAILY DOUBLE:

What was the name of the senator who investigated the causes and effects of WWI and blamed the arms dealers for drawing nations in and leaving them in serious debt.

Gerald Nye

300

Hitler made a tragic mistake of stopping his army at this famous battle which allowed the Allies to evacuate 338,000 troops.

Battle of Dunkirk

300

Government of Italy.

Facism

300

Defensive line created in France for the purpose of stopping any German advance into French territory.

Maginot Line

400
Prime minister of Great Britain during WWII.

Winston Churchill

400

Made it illegal for Americans to sell arms to any country at war.

Neutrality Act of 1935

400

DAILY DOUBLE:

What year did Dunkirk take place?

1940

400

Government of USSR

Communism

400

Largest extermination camp.

Auschwitz

500
Leader of Great Britain prior to WWII.

Neville Chamberlain

500

Under this Act, warring nations could buy weapons from the US only if they paid cash and carried the arms on their own ships.

Neutrality Act of 1939

500

This action by Germany is considered the official start of WWII.

Invasion of Poland

500

The title of the leader of Great Britain.

Prime Minister

500

The city that Hitler made the French sign a peace treaty after conquering Paris.

Versailles

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