Practice Mastery Quiz #6B

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10. I can define and explain the importance of Island Hopping

True

False

11. I can define and explain the importance of D-Day

True

False

12. I can define and explain the importance of The Final Solution

True

False

13. December 7th, 1941- a date which will live in infamy...

Dresden Fire Bombing

Bombing of Pearl Harbor

Nagasaki Nuclear Bombing

Invasion of Poland

14. This was the largest US surrender. The Japanese forced US and Filipino soldiers to march over 60 miles with no food or water.

Bataan Death March

Battle of the Bulge

Iwo Jima

V-J Day

15. The idea behind this term is to capture certain key islands, one after another, until Japan came within range of American bombers.

Firebombing

Deportation

Luftwaffe

Island Hopping

16. "The turning point in the Pacific"

Midway

Iwo Jima

Normandy

Pearl Harbor

17. War crime of the Allied Powers. The US and Great Britain bombed a primarily civilian target in Germany

V-E Day

Iwo Jima

Dresden Fire Bombing

Bataan Death March

18. The Allied Power's highest priority was the defeat of this country.

Japan

Germany

Great Britain

Soviet Union

19. 21,000 of the 22,000 Japanese soldiers stationed on the island died. The Japanese saw it as dishonorable to surrender. The United States used the lessons from this battle to determine if we would launch an invasion of the Japanese mainland or use the atomic bombs. The famous flag picture was taken here.

Okinawa

Battle of the Bulge

Island Hopping

Iwo Jima

20. "Night of broken glass." Terror campaign against the Jews

Deportation

Kristallnaucht

Final Solution

Nagasaki

21. One of the highest casualty rates in the Pacific, including a very high civilian casualty rate. Civilians fought along side Japanese soldiers. The United States used the lessons from this battle to determine if we would launch an invasion of the Japanese mainland or use the atomic bombs.

Iwo Jima

Okinawa

Dresden Fire Bombing

Kristallnaucht

22. This battle ended the Hitler-Stalin Non-Agression Pact

Okinawa

Battle of the Bulge

Bataan Death March

Operation Barbarossa

23. The US had the most casualties in this battle

Okinawa

Battle of Britain

Normandy

Battle of the Bulge

24. The purpose of this meeting was to determine how to restructure Europe after Germany surrendered

Potsdam Conference

Paris Peace Conference

Germany Conference

Yalta Conference

25. D-Day relates to which of the following (pick 4):

Island hopping

Northern France

Led by Eisenhower

Northern Africa

Led by Rommel

Start of the liberation of France

Largest amphibious invasion in history

Surprise attack on Germany

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Practice Mastery Quiz #6b

1. US president who decided to drop the atomic bombs on Japan

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. US president during the Great Depression and most of WWII. Died after being elected to his third term in office.

3. Prime minister of Great Britain during WWII. Led Britain to Germany's defeat in the Battle of Britain.

4. Prime minister of Great Britain during the years between WWI and WWII. Pursued a policy of appeasement in hopes of avoiding war.

5. German commander in Northern Africa. He was nicknamed "The Desert Fox"

6. This country had the highest civilian and military casualty rate. It was partially occupied during WWII

7. This country had the largest number of Jews killed during the Holocaust

8. The first Japanese city to be bombed with an atomic bomb was ____________________________

9. The second Japanese city to be bombed with an atomic bomb was ____________________

10. I can define and explain the importance of Island Hopping

11. I can define and explain the importance of D-Day

12. I can define and explain the importance of The Final Solution

13. December 7th, 1941- a date which will live in infamy...

14. This was the largest US surrender. The Japanese forced US and Filipino soldiers to march over 60 miles with no food or water.

15. The idea behind this term is to capture certain key islands, one after another, until Japan came within range of American bombers.

16. "The turning point in the Pacific"

17. War crime of the Allied Powers. The US and Great Britain bombed a primarily civilian target in Germany

18. The Allied Power's highest priority was the defeat of this country.

20. "Night of broken glass." Terror campaign against the Jews

21. One of the highest casualty rates in the Pacific, including a very high civilian casualty rate. Civilians fought along side Japanese soldiers. The United States used the lessons from this battle to determine if we would launch an invasion of the Japanese mainland or use the atomic bombs.

22. This battle ended the Hitler-Stalin Non-Agression Pact

23. The US had the most casualties in this battle

24. The purpose of this meeting was to determine how to restructure Europe after Germany surrendered

25. D-Day relates to which of the following (pick 4):