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What was the time period of the Second World War?
1939
-
1945
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What does foreign policy refer to?
A
government's
approach to dealing with other countries.
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What does it mean to re-militarise?
To put soldiers into a
restricted
area.
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What is the Rhineland?
An area of Germany that borders France along the Rhine.
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What does Anschluss refer to?
The union between
Germany
and
Austria
.
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What is the purpose of appeasement in foreign policy?
To give someone what they want to
avoid
conflict.
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Who was Neville Chamberlain?
The British Prime Minister from 1937 until 1940.
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What significant event occurred from 26 May 1940 to 4 June 1940?
The
Dunkirk Evacuation
.
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How many planes did Britain and Germany lose during the Battle of Britain?
Britain lost
1,000
planes and Germany lost
1,800
planes.
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What date is known as D-Day?
6 June 1944
.
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What was the Treaty of Versailles?
The treaty signed by
Germany
and the Allied powers at the end of the
First World War
.
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What were the main points of the Treaty of Versailles?
Blame
Article 231
:
Germany
had to accept blame for the war.
Armaments: Limited to
100,000
in the army,
6
battleships, air force abolished.
Reparations: Required to pay for the war.
Territory:
Alsace
and
Lorraine
returned to
France
.
Army: Reduced in size.
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What was the concept of Lebensraum in foreign policy?
Living space for the
German
people.
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What were the goals of the foreign policy that aimed to overthrow the Treaty of Versailles?
To unite all
German-speaking
people and destroy
communism
.
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What was the policy of appeasement adopted by Chamberlain?
A
policy
where
he
gave
in
to
Hitler's
demands to avoid war.
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What territory did Hitler demand to become German?
The
Sudetenland
.
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How many children were evacuated during the war?
5 million
children were evacuated.
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What was the impact of the Blitz on London and Liverpool?
26,000
people were killed and
2 million
were left homeless.
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What date is known as VE Day?
8 May
1945
.
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What significant event occurred on 6th August 1945?
The
USA
dropped the first
atomic bomb
on
Hiroshima
, Japan.
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What happened on 9th August 1945?
The
USA
dropped the second atomic bomb on
Nagasaki
, Japan.
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What date did Japan announce its intention to surrender?
15th August
1945
.
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What is communism?
A
government system
not controlled by the people
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What is capitalism?
A system of
private property
ownership
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What does ideology refer to?
A
system
of ideas or beliefs
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What does USSR stand for?
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
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What is a doctrine?
A belief or set of beliefs taught by the
government
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What does the Domino Theory suggest?
If one country falls to
communism
, neighbors will too
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What is a blockade?
Stopping
goods from
entering
or
leaving
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What is propaganda?
Information used to
influence
people's thoughts or actions
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What does the term "parallel" refer to in this context?
The line dividing
North
and
South Korea
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What is a hydrogen bomb?
A bomb
1000
times more powerful than
atomic bombs
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What was the Truman Doctrine?
America
promised aid to countries threatened by
communism
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What was the Marshall Plan?
A
European
recovery program
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What happened during the Korean War in 1950?
North and South Korea fought with
foreign assistance
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Who helped North Korea during the Korean War?
China
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Who helped South Korea during the Korean War?
The
United Nations
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What was significant about the Korean War for US soldiers?
It was their first fight in a
communist
country
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What was the Arms Race?
Competition to build
nuclear weapons
and technologies
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What was the Space Race?
Competition between
America
and
USSR
in space exploration
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