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World History II - 20th Century

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What were the factors that produced World War I?   show
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The event that began WW I was   show
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World War I began in the year ____, but the US did not enter the war until ____.   show
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How did communism rise in Russia?   show
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show Europe, Asia, Africa and the Pacific Islands.  
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show 1) Nationalism, 2) Failure of the Treaty of Versailles, 3) Weakness of the League of Nations, 4) Appeasement, 5) Tendencies towards isolationism and pacifism in Europe and the United States  
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show Franklin D. Roosevelt  
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WW II Leaders: Who was the US President after the death of FDR?   show
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show Britain and France did not actively oppose the annexations. They stayed quiet, hoping Hitler would not expand futher.  
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show France and Britain declared war on Germany  
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show They agreed not to attack Germany if Hitler invaded Poland (which he did a month later.)  
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show 1939  
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Year? Fall of France   show
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Year? Battle of Britain   show
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Year? German invasion of the Soviet Union   show
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show December 7, 1941  
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show 1944  
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Atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki   show
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Name a WWII general who led the invasion of Normandy and later became a US President   show
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Name the US WW II general and army Chief of Staff who after the war as Secretary of State came up with a plan to rebuild Europe   show
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show A controversial World War II general who led troops mostly in the Pacific.  
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Who was Winston Churchill?   show
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show Adolph Hitler  
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Who was the most brutal Soviet dictator   show
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Why was the German invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941 a surprise to Stalin?   show
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show June 6, 1944 Eisenhower commanded the allied invasion of Normandy, France  
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show Hiroshima, Nagasaki  
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show He did not believe Japan would surrender easily without the bomb, and continued fighting would have a great cost in American lives.  
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Who was Hideki Tojo?   show
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Who was Hirohito?   show
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show political conditions  
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show dictators  
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show Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin  
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show totalitarian  
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Japan emerged as a world power after World War I and conducted:   show
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show Economic conditions led to unstable political conditions following WW I. The treaty of Versailles put an even greater economic burden on Germany.  
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show Entrenchment of communism, Stalin's policies (five-year plans, collectivization of farms, state industrialization, secret police) Great Purge  
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show Inflation and depression, Democratic government weakened, Anti-Semitism, National Socialism (Nazism), German occupation of nearby countries  
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show The systematic and purposeful destruction of a racial, political, religious, or cultural group  
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Hitler believed in a ____ race   show
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What was Hitler's final solution?   show
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Name several examples of genocide   show
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show Pol Pot in Cambodia  
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An example of genocide - Tutsi minority by Hutu in -   show
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show former Yugoslavia  
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An example of genocide - Armenians were killed by leaders of the -   show
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An example of genocide - Peasants, governments and military leaders, and members of the elite were killed by   show
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What were the outcomes of World War II?   show
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One outcome of WW II was the establishment of two major powers in the world:   show
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show Iron Curtain  
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show Plan to rebuild Europe after WWII  
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show North Atlantic Treaty Organization ( a military alliance of the western European democracies)  
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show A military alliance of the Eastern European countries in the Soviet sphere of influence.  
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What happened to Germany after WW II?   show
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show four Allied powers - US< Britain, Russia, France  
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show US occupied Japan under MacArthur's administration; Democracy and economic development; Elimination of Japanese offensive military capabilities; United States' guarantee of Japan's security; and Japan emerged as dominant economy in Asia.  
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show MacArthur  
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Competition between the United States and the USSR laid the foundation for the   show
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show Communism  
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The Cold War began with the ____ Conference and the Soviet control of Eastern Europe.   show
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The Cold War was characterized by: Democracy and the free enterprise system versus   show
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show Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Romania  
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What period of time saw the beginning of the Cold War?   show
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show NATO v. Warsaw Pace; Korean Conflict; Vietnam War; Berlin and significance of Berlin Wall; Cuban Missile Crisis; Nuclear weapons and the theory of deterrence  
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When did the Soviet Union collapse?   show
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show Soviet economic collapse; Nationalism in Warsaw Pact countries; Tearing down of Berlin Wall; Breakup of USSR; Expansion of NATO  
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show containment  
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show Korea and Vietnam  
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show Policy for preventing the expansion of communism  
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show Division of China into two nations at the end of the Chinese civil war; Chiang Kai-shek Nationalist China (island of Taiwan); Mao Tse-tung Communist China; Continuing conflict between the two Chinas  
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Who became the leader of Nationalist China on the island of Taiwan?   show
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show Mao Tse-tung  
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show Role of French Imperialism; Leadership of Ho Chi Minh; Vietnam as a divided nation; Influence of policy of containment; The US and the Vietnam War; Vietnam as a reunited communist country today  
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Who was a leader of the Indian independence movement, and what tactics did he use?   show
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show British  
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show self-determination  
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show imperialism  
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The US president during WW I was:   show
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During WW I Germany was led by -   show
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show attacks by German subs on American ships.  
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Russia withdrew from WW I the same year the US entered the war -   show
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WW I resulted in the end of several empires including the -   show
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show independence  
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What were the terms of the Treaty of Versailles?   show
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show Defeat in war with Japan in 1905; Landless peasantry; Incompetence of Tsar Nicholas II; Military defeats and high casualties in World War I  
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When Russia entered WW i, the country was ruled by a -   show
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show nobility and peasants.  
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show revolution and an unsuccessful provisional government.  
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A second revolution by the ____ created the communist state that ultimately became the USSR.   show
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show World War I  
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The Russian Revolution occurred in tow phases. In the March Revolution, czar ___ was replaced by a ___ ___.   show
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Russia's November Revolution was led by ___ ___, who was leader of the ____ Party.   show
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What was the League of Nations?   show
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Why did the League of Nations fail?   show
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