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Allies vs. Axis

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Which event is generally considered to be the first aggressive act of World War II?

a) Germany’s occupation on Russiab) Germany’s attack on Britainc) Germany’s attack on Polandd) Germany’s occupation of Austria

(D) Germany’s occupation (D) Germany’s occupation of Austriaof Austria

What country did Germany invade on September 1, 1939?

(A)France (B)Denmark(C) Austria(D) Poland

(D) (D) PolandPoland

What was Germany’s battle What was Germany’s battle technique when invading technique when invading

Poland, Great Britain, Poland, Great Britain, Netherlands, and Russia?Netherlands, and Russia?

BlitzkriegBlitzkrieg

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D-day was also known D-day was also known as…?as…?

Operation OverlordOperation Overlord

BONUS: For each BONUS: For each beach head you beach head you can recall, the can recall, the

group will get 10 group will get 10 points. points.

Where did the Battle of the Bulge Where did the Battle of the Bulge take place?take place?

a) The Ardennes Foresta) The Ardennes Forest

b) Northern Italyb) Northern Italy

c) Normandy, Francec) Normandy, France

d) Germanyd) Germany

a) The Ardennes Foresta) The Ardennes Forest

What does this image represent AND what was its use?

Radar Radar

Its use was to Its use was to detect airplanes detect airplanes

and boatsand boats

What were the V1 and V2?What were the V1 and V2?(A) Italian army battalions(A) Italian army battalions(B) German missiles(B) German missiles(C) The two atomic bombs (C) The two atomic bombs dropped on Japandropped on Japan(D) Nightclubs in Berlin(D) Nightclubs in Berlin

(B) German missiles(B) German missiles

This is a V1 bomb aka a Buzz This is a V1 bomb aka a Buzz bombbomb

What were two medical What were two medical breakthroughs during WWII?breakthroughs during WWII?

PenicilliPenicillinn

Atabrine Atabrine (anti-(anti-

malaria malaria medicine)medicine)

Blood Blood transfusionstransfusions

What was the name of the What was the name of the secret atomic bomb secret atomic bomb

project?project?

The Manhattan ProjectThe Manhattan Project

What was its use?What was its use?

Inform soldiers about specific Inform soldiers about specific chemicals used in chemical chemicals used in chemical

warfarewarfare

Germany?Germany?

Axis PowerAxis Power

Great Britain Great Britain

AlliesAllies

Japan? Japan?

AxisAxis

Canada?Canada?

AlliesAllies

France?France?

Vichy France = AxisVichy France = Axis

Liberated France = AlliesLiberated France = Allies

What is rationing?What is rationing?

Rationing is to Rationing is to restrict the restrict the amount of amount of something, something, usually a usually a

commodity in commodity in short supply, short supply,

that that somebody is somebody is allowed to allowed to

buy, consume, buy, consume, or useor use

Name five items that were Name five items that were rationed. rationed.

• CoffeeCoffee

•MeatsMeats

•CheeseCheese

•SugarSugar

•GasolineGasoline

•RubberRubber

•Canned GoodsCanned Goods

•TypewritersTypewriters

•MetalsMetals

What was the purpose What was the purpose of a victory garden?of a victory garden?

To grow your To grow your own food to own food to

help with help with rationing and rationing and

conserving conserving fresh foodsfresh foods

What was What was Executive Executive

Order 9066?Order 9066?

Roosevelt’s Roosevelt’s order to intern order to intern the Japanese-the Japanese-

Americans Americans living on the living on the West coastWest coast

Explain the cartoon.Explain the cartoon.

Appeasement:Appeasement: The political strategy of pacifying The political strategy of pacifying a potentially hostile nation in the a potentially hostile nation in the

hope of avoiding war, often by hope of avoiding war, often by granting concessionsgranting concessions

Define Define holocaust holocaust

Mass extermination of a raceMass extermination of a race

What groups of people were persecuted What groups of people were persecuted during the Holocaust?during the Holocaust?

JewsJews

HomosexualsHomosexuals

Enemies of the stateEnemies of the state

The disabled The disabled

Gypsies (Roma)Gypsies (Roma)

Slavic races Slavic races

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What was Hitler’s What was Hitler’s name for the name for the

extermination of the extermination of the Jews?Jews?

The Final The Final SolutionSolution

Which came first – ghettos Which came first – ghettos or concentration camps?or concentration camps?

GhettosGhettos

Identify Kristallnacht or “the night of the broken glass.”

It was in November of 1938. Jews were It was in November of 1938. Jews were attacked and Jewish property was attacked and Jewish property was vandalized, over 7,000 Jewish shops and vandalized, over 7,000 Jewish shops and 1,668 synagogues (almost every synagogue 1,668 synagogues (almost every synagogue

in Germany) were damaged or destroyed.in Germany) were damaged or destroyed.

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What were two long term effects of World War Two?

The creation of the UN

Cold War

The U.S. became a super power

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