French Resistance
D-Day
Palace of Versailles
100

True or False? French resistance was organized under a single movement during WWII.

False; French Resistance was an umbrella term covering many different movements and types of resistance during WWII.

100

In what region of France did D-Day take place?

Normandy

100

True or False? A bomb shelter was built under the Palace of Versailles as a defensive measure during WWII.

True!

200

True or False? Minority groups, such as women and people of African origin, were not allowed to participate in the French war effort.

False! People of underrepresented backgrounds held significant roles in the French resistance.

200

When was D-Day?

1944

200

The Treaty of Versailles ended which war?

World War 1

300

Double Points!

Double Points!
300

What was the code name for the D-Day invasion?

Operation Overlord

300

What was installed on the roof of the Palace of Versailles to protect it from a possible air attack?

Anti-aircraft machine guns

400

What was the name of the resistance group consisting of guerrilla-style resisters who lived in the mountains and caves?

They were called the "maquis"

400

Special forces called "Jedburgh" teams helped align French resistance activities with Allied strategy during and after D-Day. What type of people were in each Jedburgh team?

British, American, and French personnel.

400

What year did German forces take over the Palace of Versailles?

1940

500

What were some of the activities carried out by the French resistance?

Distributing underground newspapers, gathering intelligence, carrying out sabotage missions, and organizing escape networks for Allied soldiers

500

How did railway workers delay the movement of German troops and supplies leading up to D-Day?

They deliberately damaged railroad tracks and trains, and they orchestrated strikes and go-slows.

500

In 1939, the Palace of Versailles began evacuating its artwork to what two locations?

"Château de Brissac" and "Château de Chambord"

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