World War II & Holocaust

All are forms of totalitarianism EXCEPT

• Fascism
• Democracy
• Dictator
• Communism

The term given to Japanese uses of  bacteria, germs, or other poisons to attach enemies or groups

• Spread of disease
• Chemical trails
• Biological warfare
• Biochemical warfare

Restrictive laws passed by Hitler’s Nazi government that severely limited the rights of Jews in Germany.

• Nuremburg Laws
• Kristallnacht
• Ghettos
• Ultra-nationalism

Agreement to avoid war or conflict with each other

• Pact
• Alliance
• Non-Aggression Pact
• Axis Alliance

On November 9 to November 10, 1938 Nazis in Germany torched Synagogues vandalized Jewish homes, schools and businesses and killed close to 100 Jews. This event is refered to as

• Anti-Semitism riot
• Nuremburg trials
• Holocaust
• Kristallnacht/Night of the Broken Glass

The attack on Pearle Harbor is the event that led the United States from a decisive shift away from isolationism.

• True
• False

The Nazi campaign to imprison inferior people included Jews, homosexuals, disabled people, Poles, Slavs, and  Gypsies

• False
• True

A declaration, issued by Allied leaders on July 26, 1945, called on Japan to surrender; if it did, was promised a peaceful government according to “the freely expressed will of the Japanese people.” If it did not, it would face “prompt and utter destruction.”

• Berlin Declaration
• Postdam Declaration
• United Nation Declaration
• Declaration of Independence

The term given to giving in to aggressive demands in order to maintain peace

• Apprehension
• Atrocity 
• Anarchy
• Appeasement

A program that allowed the United States to aid allies, such as Great Britain, by sending supplies overseas

• Lend Lease Act
• Anschulus
• Cooperation Pact
• Berlin Act