History Questions

Where did the Nazis send their opponents and "undesirables" to?

What was the first U.S. state to grant women the right to vote?

What country was most successful at using newspapers and posters to recruit nearly 2.5 million men?

What was the ring-wing political ideology develop by Mussolini in which promoted nationalism, authoritarianism, and opposed class divisions?

What was the series of programs called that were implemented in the U.S. during the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt to provide relief for the American people during the Great Depression?

Which of the following women WAS NOT an important suffragette in America?

What famous artist emerged during the Great Depression due to the aid he received from the WPA?

Which of the following is NOT TRUE about the terms of Germany's peace agreement in 1919?

Who was the German Chancellor from 1933- 1945 and leader of the Nazi Party through the Second World War?

Because prohibition was difficult to enforce, what illegal bars became common?

What type of economic approach did President Herbert Hoover take to dealing with the Great Depression?

How did the United States help Europe recover economically following World War I?

What peace treaty officially ended the war with the Ottoman Empire?

What did Austria-Hungary do initially in response to the assassination of their heir to the throne?

Many date the beginning of the fight for suffrage to what publication by Mary Wollstonecraft in 1792?

Which of the following IS NOT a common way in which women helped with the war effort?

What was the Serbian secret society dedicated to bringing an end to the Austrian influence in Bosnia?

What form of protest did women in Britain use to gain the right to vote?

What was the peace agreement between Germany and the Allies, signed in 1919, marking the end of hostilities and setting out penalties for Germany?

What trench warfare weapon was located six miles behind the front lines and was used to shell enemy trenches before an attack?