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Froggy Jumps WWII ReviewVersion en ligne WWII Review par Mark Davis 1 What was the "M" cause of WWII? a Machinism b Militarism c Monopoly 2 What was an "A" cause of WWII? a Anarchy b Alliances c Aggression 3 What was the "I" cause of WWII? a Independence b Imperialism c Institution 4 What is the "N" cause of WWII? a Nationalism b NATO c Nepotism 5 What was the "F" cause of WWII? a Federalism b Fascism c Fables 6 What was an "A" cause of WWII? a Administration b Alliances c Appeasement 7 What was a "T" cause of WWII? a Treaty of Versailles b Taxes c Treaty of Paris 8 What was an "E" cause of WWII? a Economic Troubles b Ecology c Eurasia 9 In the 1930s, Japan took over Manchuria as part of the... a Invasion of Poland b Invasion of China c Invasion of Maine 10 In the 1930s, Franco, Mussolini, and Hitler came to power as part of the... a Rise of communism b Rise of circus jugglers c Rise of fascism 11 In violation of the Treaty of Versailles, Germany took back two regions on the French border. This was the... a German occupation of the Saarland and the Rhineland b German annexation of Austria c Groovy Plan 12 In pursuit of "lebensraum", Germany took over the Sudetenland portion of a country. This was the... a Canada b Colorado c Czechoslovakia 13 This was the event that most consider to be the start of WWII? a Invasion of Manchuria b Invasion of Poland c Invasion of the Soviet Union 14 Following Germany's ongoing aggression, France and Britain first reacted with... a Appeasement b Bombing c Invasion 15 In this giant military action, Germany used blitzkrieg tactics to take control of several countries? a Invasion of Western Europe b Battle of Britain c Operation Cheese 16 In this memorable evacuation, civilian "little ships" were activated to rescue hundreds of thousands of Allied soldiers from the beaches of... a Berlin b Jutland c Dunkirk 17 Using air tactics like "the Blitz", Germany unsuccessfully attacked an island nation that was defended by the RAF. This was known as the... a Battle of Berlin b Battle of Boston c Battle of Britain 18 This event features Japan's action that brought the US into WWII. It was the ... a Bombing of Pearl Harbor b Bad sushi c Battle of the Bulge 19 In the ultimate backstab, Germany violated a nonaggression pact with a large communist land by launching... a Operation (The Movie) b Operation (The Game) c Operation Barbarossa 20 Considered by many to be the turning point of the war in the Pacific, the battle near this island was the first significant victory for the US against Japan. a Part Way b The Entire Way c Midway 21 Operations Torch and Husky were part of the Allied invasion of these locations... a North Africa and Italy b Waldoboro c Germany 22 Also known as "Operation Overlord", this was the Allied landings on the beaches of Normandy. a B-Day b C-Day c D-Day 23 This was the first major Pacific island invaded by the US. It featured American troops being cut off for 6 months before eventually taking the island. a Sandals Beach Resort b Disneyland c Guadalcanal 24 This was the US Pacific strategy that involved avoiding enemy strongholds in the Pacific in order to leap forward toward Japan. a Hip Hop b Island Hopping c Hop, Skip, and a Jump 25 This was the last major German assault. It was during one of the coldest winters of the century. Despite being surrounded, the Americans held on, eventually stopping the relentless German attack. a Battle of the Bulge b Battle of the Burgers c Battle of the Bobs 26 This fight was mostly between Germany and the Soviet Union, as the Soviets attacked the German capital. It resulted in the death of Hitler. a Battle of Berlin b Battle of Munich c Battle of the Bands 27 This was when Germany surrendered. a VA Day b VE Day c VI Day 28 This fight involved a small, Japanese held island with one large mountain. A famous flag raising took place at the summit of that mountain. a Jima Jima b Iwo Iwo c Iwo Jima 29 This horrific and prolonged fight involved the last of the Japanese held islands assaulted by the US. The island had a large civilian population and was seen by many as a preview of what an invasion of Japan would be like. a Okeedokie b Okinawa c Vinalhaven 30 What were Little Boy and Fat Man that were dropped on Japan in 1945. a Spit Balls b Swurlees c Atomic Bombs 31 Surrender of Japan occurred on... a VR Day b VJ Day c VX Day 32 What happened to Germany after WWII? a It was split in two (East and West Germany) b Nothing c It was good times, all the time! 33 The success following the US occupation of one defeated axis country became known as the ... a Japanese disaster b Japanese economic miracle c 3rd World War 34 What conflict between the western democracies and the Soviet Union followed WWII? a Hot War b Lukewar War c Cold War

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What was the "M" cause of WWII?

What was an "A" cause of WWII?

What was the "I" cause of WWII?

What is the "N" cause of WWII?

What was the "F" cause of WWII?

What was an "A" cause of WWII?

What was a "T" cause of WWII?

What was an "E" cause of WWII?

In the 1930s, Japan took over Manchuria as part of the...

In the 1930s, Franco, Mussolini, and Hitler came to power as part of the...

In violation of the Treaty of Versailles, Germany took back two regions on the French border. This was the...

In pursuit of "lebensraum", Germany took over the Sudetenland portion of a country. This was the...

This was the event that most consider to be the start of WWII?

Following Germany's ongoing aggression, France and Britain first reacted with...

In this giant military action, Germany used blitzkrieg tactics to take control of several countries?

In this memorable evacuation, civilian "little ships" were activated to rescue hundreds of thousands of Allied soldiers from the beaches of...

Using air tactics like "the Blitz", Germany unsuccessfully attacked an island nation that was defended by the RAF. This was known as the...

This event features Japan's action that brought the US into WWII. It was the ...

In the ultimate backstab, Germany violated a nonaggression pact with a large communist land by launching...

Considered by many to be the turning point of the war in the Pacific, the battle near this island was the first significant victory for the US against Japan.

Operations Torch and Husky were part of the Allied invasion of these locations...

Also known as "Operation Overlord", this was the Allied landings on the beaches of Normandy.

This was the first major Pacific island invaded by the US. It featured American troops being cut off for 6 months before eventually taking the island.

This was the US Pacific strategy that involved avoiding enemy strongholds in the Pacific in order to leap forward toward Japan.

This was the last major German assault. It was during one of the coldest winters of the century. Despite being surrounded, the Americans held on, eventually stopping the relentless German attack.

This fight was mostly between Germany and the Soviet Union, as the Soviets attacked the German capital. It resulted in the death of Hitler.

This was when Germany surrendered.

This fight involved a small, Japanese held island with one large mountain. A famous flag raising took place at the summit of that mountain.

This horrific and prolonged fight involved the last of the Japanese held islands assaulted by the US. The island had a large civilian population and was seen by many as a preview of what an invasion of Japan would be like.

What were Little Boy and Fat Man that were dropped on Japan in 1945.

Surrender of Japan occurred on...

What happened to Germany after WWII?

The success following the US occupation of one defeated axis country became known as the ...

What conflict between the western democracies and the Soviet Union followed WWII?