History Questions

T or F: After the war ended in Europe, Allied troops were FINISHED fighting the Axis Powers and soldiers began to make their journey home.

Which Allied nation was never invaded but was bombed by the Germans in WWII?

What strategic advantage did Great Britain, the Soviet Union, and the United States have over Germany and Japan?

After the disastrous (for the Japanese) results of the Battle of Layte Gulf, the Japanese navy was destroyed. What remained as a threat to Americans conquering the remaining Japanese territories?

Regardless of politics, leadership, and loyalty to country, what do many soldiers fight for once they have been sent to war, which increases their morale.

How was people were estimated to have died during WWII?

In which two cities were atomic bombs dropped on by the United States?

Why would some historians consider the Battle of Stalingrad to be the turning point of the war in Europe, or even the turning point of the entire war?

"Operation Overlord" the massive invasion of France by American, British, and Canadian forces on June 6th 1944 is known as...

Which country is NOT a member of the Axis Powers (a military defense alliance among totalitarian regimes)?

Approximately how many Europeans died in WWII?

Which country had the largest number of Jews murdered?

During World War II, the Germans defeated

What was the name of the trials for the 22 Nazi leaders?

The ______________________ was a one-night destructive Nazi rampage against the jews.

The _________________ aggresion towards civilians was evident in the Nanking Massacre.

The military strategy of island hopping was the plan in the Pacific Theater to get within striking distance of __________.

After taking France, Hitler planned on using his air force to bomb ____________ ports, cities, bases, and factories.

To maintain peace in Europe, ___________ developed a policy of appeasement towards Germany

______________________ was a new form of attack that used tank divisions supported by air attacks.