The Holocaust
Pearl Harbor
Pacific War
The Great Depression
Causes of World War II
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Why was the Holocaust important?

 It highlights the importance of international human rights law

100

How many died in Pearl Harbor?

Approximately 2,403 


100

What caused the Pacific War?

 Japan's aggressive expansion in East Asia and the Western Pacific,

100

What most caused the Great Depression?

a fall in autonomous spending, particularly investment

100

Did the Great Depression cause WWII?

NO

200

How many non-Jewish civilians were murdered during World War II?

30-35 million people

200

How were the Japanese able to successfully carry out such a surprise attack?

maintaining radio silence

200

What ended the Pacific War?

Japan's surrender following the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the Soviet Union's declaration of war

200

Why was the Great Depression so terrible?

slowing consumer demand, mounting consumer debt,

200

Could WWII have been avoided?


Yes

300

How many Jews were murdered during the Holocaust?

6 million people

300

What was the biggest mistake in Pearl Harbor?

not completely destroying the U.S. aircraft carriers

300

What started the War of the Pacific?

Chile occupied the Bolivian port of Antofagasta after Bolivia increased taxes on Chilean exports, violating previous treaties.

300

Who was blamed for the Great Depression?

 President Herbert Hoover

300

What caused the 1929 crash?


The 1929 stock market crash, a significant event leading to the Great Depression

400

Which Jewish communities suffered losses during the Holocaust?

Eastern Europe, western Europe central Europe, and southern Europe.

400

What was the problem in Pearl Harbor?


 months of negotiations between the U.S. and Japan over the future of the Pacific.

400

Why was the Pacific War so brutal?

Japanese military tactics, a high level of animosity between combatants, and the unique conditions of the Pacific Theater

400

How did great depression start?

often linked to the Wall Street stock market crash of 1929

400

How did WWII end?

 Germany's surrender in May 1945 and Japan's surrender in September 1945

500

Who is the most famous Holocaust survivor?

Elie Wiese

500

What if Japan never attacked Pearl Harbor?

the United States might have remained neutral in the Pacific,

500

How many died in the Pacific War?

approximately two to 2.5 million deaths.

500

Who got rich during the Great Depression?

William Boeing, Walter Chrysler, and Joseph Kennedy,

500

Who failed to prevent WW2?


The League of Nations