Non aggression pact - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

HISTORY EXAM 2024 UPDATED LATEST PREDICTED QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS BY EXPERT What made the wartime alliance breakdown after the end of ww2? ideological differences, escalation of hostilities and key people, and developments Why was USSR and USA superpowers? large populations, hence armies. Geographically due to location and materials. Huge arsenals of nuclear weapons. No enemies but themselves after WW2. What did stability in post-war world depend on? relationship between superp...

Afrika Korps correct answers German expedition force in north Africa. Was a term commonly used to refer to all German troops in Africa by the allies. Auschwitz correct answers German concentration camp that was part of "the final solution." Located in southern Poland. Estimated 1.1 million people were killed here. Liberated by the USSR in 1945. Pietro Badoglio correct answers The replacement to Mussolini. He was Prime Minister of Italy from 1943-1944. Was a general in WWI and in WWII unt...

The Nuremberg Laws were a series of laws against the German Jews with the two most well known being - ANSWERThe Reich citizenship Law and Protection The Nazi's were the core cause of the Nuremberg Laws. However DESCRIBE the actual fault/blame of implementation of the Nuremberg laws - ANSWERThe actual fault or blame is at the fault of the Germans, because they wanted to become higher up and gain new jobs or properties. What are 2 reasons which allowed hitler to eliminate the Jews - ANSWER1...

Japanese Aggression Invasion of Manchuria, Rape of Nanking, bombing of Pearl Harbor Rape of Nanking (1937) Nanking (Chinese city) is raided by Japanese military, where they raped Chinese women and used citizens for bayonet practice. Tripartite Pact Signed between the Axis powers in 1940 (Italy, Germany and Japan) where they pledged to help the others in the event of an attack by the US Pearl Harbor Attack Dec 7 1941; Japanese attack American naval base and airforces in O...

7.6 AMSCO TermsNazism - correct answers German brand of fascism Weimar Republic - correct answers the republic that was established in Germany in 1919 and ended in 1933 Mein Kampf - correct answers "My Struggle"-a book written by Adolf Hitler during his imprisonment in , in which he set forth his beliefs and his goals for Germany Reichstag Fire - correct answers February, 1933; the government building was set on fire by a secret order of Goebbels; called a communist plot;Hitler convin...

ANALYZED ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS When and where did the Soviets and Americans meet in WW2? - CORRECT ANSWER -25th April 1945 at the Elbe river When and what was the Russian revolution? - CORRECT ANSWER -In 1917, the Bolsheviks seized power from the Tsar to adopt a socialist government in Russia which was led by Vladimir Lenin Who were the Whites supported by in the Russian Revolution? - CORRECT ANSWER -They were supported by Britain, the US, France and Japan wh...

ANALYZED ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS When and where did the Soviets and Americans meet in WW2? - CORRECT ANSWER -25th April 1945 at the Elbe river When and what was the Russian revolution? - CORRECT ANSWER -In 1917, the Bolsheviks seized power from the Tsar to adopt a socialist government in Russia which was led by Vladimir Lenin Who were the Whites supported by in the Russian Revolution? - CORRECT ANSWER -They were supported by Britain, the US, France and Japan wh...

Who did Hitler's Four-Year-plan involve? Hitler, He put Goering in charge of it and allocating resources What 4 things did Hitler want to achieve though his 4-year-plan? 1. To increase agricultural production. So that when they go inevitably to war, they will have their own food and can cut trade supplies 2.Retrain key sectors of the work force. 3. Government regulation of imports and exports 4. To achieve self-sufficiency in the production of raw materials. Working towards Autarky: Sel...

Ukr 113 Midterm Exam Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) Taras Shevchenko - answer• Ukrainian poet and artist in the 19th century under the Russian Empire • Wrote about serious topics in the Ukrainian language (first writer to use Ukrainian for such matters) • He was a fighter for Ukrainian independence and was exiled for his views Pereiaslav Treaty - answer• Agreement between the Cossacks and Muscovy (sort of a military agreement) in the 17th century in which they agree...

OSAT US History graded A+ fully solved to pass (100% correct)major occurrences of WW2, led to surrender - correct answer 1.Hitler violated the non-aggression pact he made with Stalin 2. Allies drove Axis forces out of Africa, Germans defeated at Stalingrad 3. Allies liberated Italy, D-day, Berlin surrounded by soviets. Germany surrendered May 7. Allies - correct answer US (Roosevelt), USSR (Stalin), Great Britain (Churchill) Axis - correct answer Germany, Italy, Japan, Hungary Staling...