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[qdeck align=”center” card_back_image=”https://reviewcentral.academy/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/RC-flashcard.550.jpeg” card_back=”” click_flip=”true” flip_direction=”random” hide_flip=”false” hide_forward_back=”false” hide_gotit=”false” hide_progress=”false” hide_shuffle=”true” random=”true” scroll=”true” style=”border: 1px solid black;” summary=”true”] [i] Use the following flashcards to familiarize yourself with the names of people, places, events, and other important details related to World War 2.
Click on “Check Answer” to show the reverse side of the flashcard and reveal the term described on the front side.
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[a] Adolf Hitler
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[a] Benito Mussolini
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[a] Joseph Stalin
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[a] Winston Churchill
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[a] Emperor Hirohito
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[a] Franklin D. Roosevelt
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[a] Harry Truman
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[a] Treaty of Versailles
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[a] Axis Powers
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[a] Allies
[q]
[a] Appeasement Policy
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[a] Munich Conference
[q]
[a] Treaty of Munich
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[a] lebensraum (living space)
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[a] League of Nations
[q] A political system headed by a dictator that calls for extreme nationalism and racism and has no tolerance of any opposition.
[a] Fascism
[q]
[a] Invasion of Manchuria
[q] In 1935, Mussolini brutally attacked Ethiopia with bombers and tanks, while natives defended their country with spears and outdated weapons. All this could have been avoided had the League of Nations declared an oil embargo on Italy.
[a] Invasion of Ethiopia
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[a] Holocaust
[q] World War II was the deadliest military conflict in history in terms of total dead, which was around 3 percent of the world’s population at the time.
How many were the total people casualties, including military and civilian, of World Ward II?
[a] Approximately 75 Million
[q] The estimated money cost to governments involved in World War II.
[a] More than $1,000,000,000,000.00
[q]
[a] Cold War
[q]
[a] Division of Germany
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[a] The United Nations
[q] A historic document which outlined the rights and freedoms everyone is entitled to. It was the first international agreement on the basic principles of human rights.
[a] The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
[x] Now proceed to “Quiz: World War 2” to test how much you have learned from the FlashCards. [/qdeck]
