History Questions

The country that italy invaded in 1935

The prime minister of Great Britain during World War 2 was?

The name of the country which invented the atomic bomb

Which country did japan invade in 1937 to start the war in asia

Who was the leader of the soviet union during world war 2

When world war 2 began the united states held the position of

In which battle did the bulk of british amy escape from the german army across the english channel

Which country did germany attack on september 1,1939 to start the second war in europe

Who was declared responsible for WWI?

What did Woodrow Wilson bring with him to the Paris Peace Conference?

American General Nathanael Greene implemented a new strategy in the southern theater, which finally started to turn the war in the American's favor. Which best describes that strategy?

Lord George Germain, the architect of the British southern strategy, felt that the British military could prevail in the American colonies if they moved the fighting south—where Great Britain could count on the additional support of southern loyalists and emancipated enslaved people.. Which best describes the result of that strategy?

In the early years of the Revolutionary War, the British believed that they could succeed by cutting off New England from the rest of the colonies. How did they attempt to do this?

In late 1776, after demoralizing losses on Long Island and at White Plains, George Washington gained an important victory in the battle of Trenton. How did he do this?

Continental Army General Nathanael Greene implemented a strategy of avoidance and attrition in the south. Even if the American troops were forced to retreat, they could weaken the British forces by inflicting heavy losses. Which battle exemplified this kind of tactical victory for America?

When conflict first began with Britain, America's army was little more than untrained militias, attempting to take on the world's most formidable military. What was Washington's strategy to engage the British?

By 1787, the Revolutionary War had become a stalemate, and the British Army began to focus on the southern colonies. Why did Lord George Germain think the British would find success in the south when they hadn't in the north?

The British achieved early, important victories as a part of their Southern strategy. Which was a significant British military victory in the South?

Which of the following was NOT a British victory in the early years of the Revolutionary War?

Following the British surrender at Yorktown, tradition holds that the military band played "The World Turned Upside Down." What were the relative strengths of England that made their loss to America so unexpected?