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Who were the Suffragettes?
Groups of
women
fighting for voting rights
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Did women get the vote before the First World War?
Yes, in
1918
some women gained voting rights
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Which country had the largest empire before the First World War?
Britain
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Which two countries competed to build battleships?
Britain
and
Germany
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Which countries were in the Triple Alliance?
Germany
,
Austria-Hungary
,
Italy
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Which countries were in the Triple Entente?
France
,
Russia
,
Britain
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What was the name of the terrorist organization that hated Austria-Hungary?
The Black Hand Gang
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Who did the Black Hand Gang assassinate in June 1941?
Franz Ferdinand
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Why did the Schlieffen Plan fail?
Belgium
resisted more fiercely than expected
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Why did soldiers dig trenches during the war?
For protection from
artillery fire
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What were the names of the three lines of trenches?
Front line
,
support trench
,
reserve trench
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What was ‘No Man’s Land’?
Area between two
front lines
with no control
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What problems did soldiers face in the trenches?
Trench foot
,
shell shock
, and
rats
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What does it mean to ‘go over the top’?
Soldiers charging across
No Man's Land
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In what year did the First World War end?
1918
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Why were munitions workers nicknamed ‘canaries’?
TNT
turned their skin yellow
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What was the Treaty of Versailles?
Peace treaty between
Germany
and the allies
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What were reparations?
Compensation for
war damage
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Name one way Germany was punished by the Treaty of Versailles.
Germany had to pay
£6.6 billion
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What are the main features of a dictatorship?
No
elections
, one
ruler
, no political
parties
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What are the main features of a democracy?
Vote for
government
, different
parties
,
freedom
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Name the main dictatorships between 1918 and 1939.
Stalin
in
USSR
, Hitler in
Germany
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What did Communists believe?
People are
equal
,
ownership
is shared
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What did Fascists believe?
Opposed to
communism
,
national
pride,
racism
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What were Hitler’s foreign policy aims?
Rearm
Germany
, prepare for war, regain land
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What does rearmament mean?
To build up
weapons
and armies
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When did Hitler send troops into the Rhineland?
March 7th, 1936
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What and when was Anschluss?
Germany
took over Austria on
March 12, 1938
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Name the part of Czechoslovakia that Hitler wanted to take over.
The
Sudetenland
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Who was the British Prime Minister in 1938?
Neville Chamberlain
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What was appeasement?
Letting
Hitler
do what he wanted to prevent war
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What and when was the Munich Agreement?
Settlement signed on
September 30
,
1938
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How would Hitler view the USSR and Stalin?
With
hostility
and contempt
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What was the Nazi Soviet Pact?
Agreement to split
Poland
without conflict
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Where did Hitler invade in 1939?
Poland
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Name the two sides in the Second World War.
Axis powers
and Allies
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What was Blitzkrieg?
German
military strategy focusing on rapid attacks
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Name some European countries occupied by Germany in 1940.
France
,
Belgium
,
Netherlands
,
Luxembourg
, Denmark
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Where is Dunkirk?
On the Northern coast of
France
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What was ‘Operation Dynamo’?
Evacuation of British and Allied forces from
Dunkirk
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