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Political system in which the government controls every aspect of citizens' lives
A. fascism
B. totalitarianism
C. Nazi party
totalitarianism
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Dictator of Italy
A. Haile Selassie
B. Adolf Hitler
C. Benito Mussolini
Benito Mussolini
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Mussolini's followers, Fascist militia
A. Blackshirts
B. Nazis
C. Aryans
Blackshirts
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Aggressive, Anticommunist, believed that the nation was more important than the people
A. fascism
B. totalitarianism
C. Nazi party
fascism
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Became know as II Duce or dictator of Italy, leader or Blackshirts
A. Haile Selassie
B. Adolf Hitler
C. Benito Mussolini
Benito Mussolini
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Ethiopia's leader who asked for help when Italy invaded but received none
A. Haile Selassie
B. Adolf Hitler
C. Benito Mussolini
Haile Selassie
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WWI vet, admirer of Mussolini
A. Haile Selassie
B. Adolf Hitler
C. Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
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National Socialist German Workers Party
- controlled Germany in 1930s
A. fascism
B. totalitarianism
C. Nazi party
Nazi Party
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Book written by Adolph Hiterl - meant "My Struggle"
A. Mein Kampf
B. Audubon
C. Anschluss
Mein Kampf
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Hitler's master race, blond, blue eyed Germans
A. Audubon
B. Aryans
C. Lebensraum
Aryans
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Living space
A. Audubon
B. Aryans
C. Lebensraum
Lebensraum
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Nazi paramilitary units
A. storm troopers
B. Blacklist
C. Aryans
storm troopers
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Laws controlling non citizens, wore yellow badges, Star of David
A. Audubon
B. Kristallnacht
C. Nuremberg Laws
Nuremberg Laws
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Hitler's Secret Police
A. Gestapo
B. Kristallnacht
C. Audubon
Gestapo
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Night of broken glass - killed Jews, destroyed businesses and synagogues
A. Audubon
B. Kristallnacht
C. Lebensraum
Kristallnacht
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Hitler's Highway
A. Audubon
B. Aryans
C. Lebensraum
Audubon
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Son of a sharecropper; acheived what no Olympian before him had accomplished
A. Jesse Owens
B. Vladimir Lenin
C. Mr. Sorensen
Jesse Owens
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Emperor of Japan
A. Hirohito
B. Hitler
C. Mussolini
Hirohito
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Japan invaded _____________________ for its naural resources.
A. Lebensraum
B. Manchuria
C. Sudetenland
Manchuria
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Japan, Italy, and Germany formed the ____________ Powers.
A. Allied
B. Axis
Axis
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Unification of Austria and Germany
A. Blitzkrieg
B. Sudetenland
C. Anschluss
Anschluss
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Area of Czechoslovakia that Hitler wanted.
A. Blitzkrieg
B. Sudetenland
C. Anschluss
Sudetenland
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British Prime Minister that supported France.
A. Chamberlain
B. Stalin
C. Lenin
Chamberlain
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Britain, France, Italy and Germany leaders met to decide Czechoslovakia's fate.
A. Anschluss
B. Munich Conference
C. Axis Conference
Munich Conference
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Policy of giving concessions inexchange for peace.
A. Audubon
B. Lebensraum
C. Appeasement
Appeasement
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WWI, Isolationism, and _________ were all causes of the WWII.
A. depression
B. appeasement
C. Sitzkrieg
depression
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Lightning war
A. Sitzkrieg
B. Blitzkrieg
Blitzkrieg
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Pact that was an agreement between Russia and Germany to not attack each other.
A. Treaty of Versailles
B. Nuremberg Laws
C. Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact
Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact
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Sitting war, quietness of western Europe during the war
A. Sitzkrieg
B. Blitzkrieg
Sitzkrieg
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Line of concrete bunkers and fortifications built by French along the German border (through Ardennes Forest)
A. Maginot Line
B. Line of Demarcation
C. Berlin Wall
Maginot Line
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French port where 338,000 British and French troops were trapped but escaped across English Channel
A. Luftwaffe
B. Dunkirk
C. Ardennes Forest
Dunkirk
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British Prime Minister who would not give in to Hitler's demands
A. Neville Chamberlain
B. Haile Selassie
C. Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill
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German Air Force
A. Luftwaffe
B. RAF
Luftwaffe
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British Royal Airforce
A. Luftwaffe
B. RAF
RAF
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Biggest air battle in history, bombing raids, radar used
A. Pearl Harbor
B. Battle of Britain
C. Hiroshima
Battle of Britain
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British advantage over the Luftwaffe
A. radar
B. terrain
C. troops
radar
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Documented the huge profits that arms factories had made during the war.
A. Land Lease Act
B. Nye Committee
C. Anticomintern Pact
Nye Committee
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Made it illegal for Americans to sell arms to any country at war.
A. Neutrality Act
B. Anti Comintern Pact
C. Lend Lease Act
Neutrality Act
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Germany, Italy, and Japan were known as the
A. Allied Powers
B. Axis Powers
Axis Powers
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Basis on which other countries bought goods from the US during a war
A. charge
B. cash and carry
cash and carry
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US could lend or lease army to any country considered vital to the defense fot he US
A. Neutrality Act
B. Anti Comintern Pact
C. Lend Lease Act
Lend Lease Act
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Led Bolshevik Party, established communist governments
A. Joseph Stalin
B. Vladimir Lenin
C. Winston Churchill
Vladimir Lenin
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Date Japan attacked Pearl Harbor
A. Nov. 7, 1941
B. Dec. 7, 1940
C. Dec. 7, 1941
December 7, 1941
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Germany invaded ___________ on Sept. 1, 1939, and is considered the start of WWII.
A. Poland
B. Austria
C. Japan
Poland
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Gave Roosevelt the power to restrict the sale of strategic materials.
A. Lend Lease Act
B. Export Control Act
C. Selective Service and Training Act
Export Control Act
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Contracts where government agreed to pay a company whatever it cost to make a product plas a guaranteed percentage of the costs as profit
A. Reconstruction Finance Corporation
B. Export Control Act
C. Cost Plus
Cost Plus
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Government agency set up during the Depression to make loans to companies to cover the cost of converting to war production
A. Reconstruction Finance Corporation
B. Export Control Act
C. Cost Plus
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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