World
War
2
Jeopardy
Review
100

Theory of government in which a single party or leader controls the economic, social, and cultural lives of its people.  

Totalitarianism 

100

The policies of giving concessions in exchange for peace.

Appeasement

100

New type of warfare by Germans

Blitzkrieg

100

He overthrew the Spanish Republic and turned it into a dictatorship 

Francisco Franco

100

Germany violated this multiple times and also said they were treated too harshly under it.

Treaty of Versailles

200

 Believed that the nation was more important than the individual and a strong government led by a dictator was needed for a strong, orderly society.

Fascism

200

Promise between Germany and the USSR not to declare war against each other.

Non-aggression Pact

200
Who was Britain's prime minister?
Churchill
200

Winston Churchill replaced who as Prime Minister of Britain?

Neville Chamberlain

200

Prime Minister of Japan who was focused on Japanese expansion. 

 planned the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Hideki Tojo

300

German word for "living space"

Lebensraum

300

Hitler brought Austria into his Reich

this was known as _______

means annexation 

Anschlus 

300
What American president led the Allied forces in WWII
Eisenhower
300

Part of Czechoslovakia that was appeased to Hitler by Britain and France

Sudetenland 

300

Commander of US Army forces in Asia  

led troops in Philippines 

Douglas MacArthur 

400

Made it illegal to sell weapons to any nation at war.  Didn’t distinguish between aggressors and victims.

Neutrality Acts

400

Amended previous Neutrality Acts by stating that the US could sell weapons to warring nations if they paid for them and brought the arms on their own ships.

Cash and Carry Provisions 

400

Committed FDR and Churchill to a post war world of democracy, non-aggression, free trade, economic advancement, and freedom of the seas.

Atlantic Charter

400

Japan's Forced march of American and _______ soldiers as prisoners of war

tens of thousands died

Filipino 

400

Removed the cash requirement from the cash and carry provision  Made it possible for the US to sell or make available arms to any country “vital to the defense of the United States.”

Lend-Lease Act

500

US Senate investigation formed in 1934 to examine the Munitions Industry and its influence on America's entry into World War I

(Committee) 

Nye Committee 

500

line of strong fortifications built along the French border with Germany

Maginot Line

500

summer of 1943, mobs of off-duty sailors roamed through Mexican areas of L.A. and attacked young Mexican Americans

Zoot Suit Riots

500

all-Nisei (native born Japanese-Americans) who volunteered to fight were formed into one battalion and became the most decorated in Europe

they were called what

Purple Heart Battalion 

500

Not too damaging, but inspiring to Americans!

Upsetting to dominant Japanese!

air raid 1942-demonstrated Japanese mainland-Tokyo- was vulnerable

Name that raid

Doolittle Raid