World War II Easy Quiz
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What 3 countries were part of the Axis powers?
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Poland
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Italy
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Japan
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USA
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Germany
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What 3 countries were part of the Allies?
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USA, Poland, Norway
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Russia, China, Pakistan
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England, USA, France
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Norway, Denmark, Poland
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Poland, England, Italy
Correct Answer
A. England, USA, FranceExplanation
The correct answer is England, USA, France. These three countries were part of the Allies during World War II. They formed an alliance against the Axis powers, which included Germany, Italy, and Japan. The Allies worked together to defeat the Axis and restore peace and freedom in Europe.Rate this question:
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Which 2 of these countries were not taken over by the Nazis?
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Poland
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Denmark
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Russia
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England
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France
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A. Russia
A. EnglandExplanation
During World War II, the Nazis invaded and occupied several countries in Europe. However, Russia was not taken over by the Nazis. In fact, the Soviet Union, which included Russia, played a crucial role in defeating the Nazis. England, also known as the United Kingdom, was not taken over by the Nazis either. Despite facing intense bombing during the Battle of Britain, England successfully defended itself and remained free from Nazi occupation.Rate this question:
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Who is this man?
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Hideki Tojo
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Barrack Obama
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Winston Churchill
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Adolf Hitler
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Benito Mussolini
Correct Answer
A. Adolf HitlerExplanation
This man is Hitler, who was a prominent figure in history known for his role as the leader of Nazi Germany. He was responsible for initiating World War II and implementing policies that led to the Holocaust. Hitler's actions and ideology were characterized by extreme nationalism, anti-Semitism, and totalitarianism. His leadership and the atrocities committed under his regime have had a lasting impact on the world.Rate this question:
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Who attacked Pearl Harbor?
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Canada
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Germany
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Russia
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Japan
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Australia
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A. JapanExplanation
Japan attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. This surprise military strike was carried out by the Imperial Japanese Navy against the United States naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The attack led to the United States' entry into World War II.Rate this question:
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What was Hitler's plan called "The Final Solution" for the Jews?
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To have them all move to the United States
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To make them full citizens of Germany
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To wipe out and kill all of the Jews
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To use them as slave labor
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Nothing! Hitler loved the Jews!
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A. To wipe out and kill all of the JewsExplanation
Hitler's plan, known as "The Final Solution," was to wipe out and kill all of the Jews. This plan aimed at the systematic extermination of Jewish people during the Holocaust, resulting in the genocide of approximately six million Jews. It involved mass killings, concentration camps, and gas chambers as methods of carrying out this horrific act of genocide.Rate this question:
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Which of the Axis powers only surrendered when 2 atomic bombs were dropped on 2 of their cities?
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Japan
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USA
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Germany
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Italy
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Great Britain
Correct Answer
A. JapanExplanation
Japan is the correct answer because it was the only Axis power that surrendered after the United States dropped atomic bombs on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The bombings occurred in August 1945 and led to Japan's unconditional surrender, effectively ending World War II in the Pacific. Germany had already surrendered in May 1945, while Italy had switched sides and joined the Allies in 1943. England, also known as the United Kingdom, was one of the Allied powers and did not surrender during the war.Rate this question:
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Kamikaze were
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A great video game to play
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Japanese suicide pilots that would crash their planes into US ships
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A new weapon that could destroy a whole city
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German submarines that had nuclear bombs
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A great new dessert to eat at that new Japanese restaurant downtown
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A. Japanese suicide pilots that would crash their planes into US shipsExplanation
Kamikaze refers to Japanese suicide pilots during World War II who would intentionally crash their planes into US ships. This tactic was used as a desperate measure to cause maximum damage to the enemy. The kamikaze pilots were willing to sacrifice their lives for their country's cause, making it a devastating and deadly strategy employed by the Japanese military.Rate this question:
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Where did the Allies land on D-Day for Operation Overlord?
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Germany
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France
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Russia
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Japan
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USA
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A. FranceExplanation
The Allies landed on D-Day for Operation Overlord in France. This was a crucial part of the plan to liberate Western Europe from German occupation during World War II. The landings took place on the beaches of Normandy, specifically codenamed Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword. The invasion, which occurred on June 6, 1944, marked the beginning of a major offensive against Germany and ultimately led to the Allied victory in Europe.Rate this question:
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Which was not a name of a beach attacked in Operation Overlord?
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Omaha
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Utah
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Gold
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Juno
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Cheyenne
Correct Answer
A. CheyenneExplanation
The name "Cheyenne" does not correspond to a beach attacked in Operation Overlord. The beaches that were attacked during this operation were Omaha, Utah, Gold, and Juno. Cheyenne is not mentioned in any historical records or accounts related to the D-Day landings.Rate this question:
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What happened to Hitler?
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The Soviets captured him and put him in prison.
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He killed himself while hiding in a bunker.
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He got away and lived on the beach in Mexico.
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The U.S. captured him and we brought him to America and put him on trial.
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The war-weary German people dragged him out of his home and hanged him in the public square.
Correct Answer
A. He killed himself while hiding in a bunker.Explanation
Hitler ultimately killed himself while he and his mistress Eva Braun hid in a bunker.Rate this question:
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Both Germany and Japan had to agree to "unconditional surrender" which means
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The country surrendering has NO say in what the winning countries want to do with them.
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The losing country doesn't really surrender.
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Both countries can keep whatever they want including their leaders.
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They surrender but can include certain conditions they want.
Correct Answer
A. The country surrendering has NO say in what the winning countries want to do with them.Explanation
The correct answer is that the country surrendering has NO say in what the winning countries want to do with them. This means that when Germany and Japan agreed to "unconditional surrender," they had to accept whatever terms and conditions the winning countries imposed on them without any negotiation or input. They were completely at the mercy of the victors and had no control over their own fate.Rate this question:
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