World War 1 and Great Depression
World War 2
Cold War
Warsaw Pact
NATO
100

What came first World War 1 or the Great Depression?

World War 1

100

Who was Germanys leader in WW2?

Adolf Hitler

100

What were the 2 major powers in the Cold War.

USSR and USA

100

Is the Warsaw Pact still happening in present day

yes

100

Was the NATO Western or Eastern?

Western 

200

What group of people were affected by the Great Depression?

What is the whole world.

200

What alliance included the United States

Allied powers

200

True or false? They did not directly fight between the USA and the USSR.

True

200

Was the Warsaw Pact Western or Eastern?

Eastern

200

What country was the creator and the leading power for NATO?

United States

300

What event started the Great Depression?

What is the stock market crash.

300

What alliance included Germany, Italy, and Japan

Axis powers

300

What is it called where countries back up allies in smaller wars to prevent 2 super powers from directly fighting?

Proxy War

300

What country was the creator and the leading power for the Warsaw Pact?

USSR

300

Did the USA support communism or capitalism?

What is capitalism.

400

What event started World War 1?

What is the assassination of archduke Franz Ferdinand.

400

What event led to the US getting involved in WW2

What is Pearl Harbor.

400

The USSR gave missiles to what country that was 90 miles from the U.S?

Cuba 

400

Did the USSR support communism or capitalism?

What is communism.

400

That does NATO stand for?

North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

500

What treaty ended World War 1? and who did it punish the most?

Treaty of Versailles and the Germans.

500

Which country was the only one in history to get hit by a nuke.

What is Japan

500

What did the Berlin Wall separate?

What is West to East Germany.

500

The creation of the Warsaw Pact was in response what?

The United States Creation of NATO.

500

What was the United States goal for starting NATO?


They were trying to contain the spread of communism.