World History Chapter 22 Review

_____ was an American commander in North Africa.

Dwight D. Eisenhower

_____ was a general in Japan's military and appointed to serve as the virtual dictator of Japan.

Hideki Tojo

Operation _____ was the code name for Germany's invasion of Russia.

Barbarossa

The Atlantic Charter was an agreement of alliance drawn up by Franklin Roosevelt and _____.

Winston Churchill

Japan invaded _____ in 1931 and seized the region from Chinese control.

Manchuria

House of Commons member who predicted Nazi tyranny

B. Winston Churchilll

German commander in North Africa who was called the "Desert Fox"

K. Erwin Rommel

Kuomintang leader who tried to drive communism out of China

G. Chiang Kai-shek

Norwegian traitor who delivered his country over to the Germans

J. Vidkun Quisling

Tried to halt Hitler's expansionist plans by appeasement

A. Neville Chamberlain

Chinese Communist leader

M, Mao Zedong

Fascist leader in Spain

D. Francisco Franco

French leader who organized an armistice with Germany

I. Herni Pétain

Leader of the Free French movement

E. Charles de Gaulle

Prime minister of France who met Hitler's demands at Munich

Édouard Daladier

What was the name of the German air force?

Luftwaffe

What was the goal of the Yalta Conference?

To determine the policies the Allies would follow in seeking to end World War II and the months ahead

What legislation allowed the military supply of the Allies by the United States?

The Lend-Lease Act

What was the code name for the invasion of France?

Operation Overlord

Give the name for France under German rule.

Vichy France

To what group of islands did General Douglas MacArthur promise to return?

The Philippines

How was Spain's civil war preparatory for the Second World War?

served as a "dress rehearsal" because it allowed Germany and Italy to try out new weapons in the field and united them against Russia

Which two countries did Germany annex without triggering a war as a result of appeasement? Austria and Czechoslovakia

Note the similarities between Hitler's invasion of Russia and Napoleon's invasion of Russia in 1812.

Both Hitler and Napoleon launched their massive invasions in June, and both of their seemingly invincible advances were ultimately halted and decimated by harsh winter forces

Compare the Holocaust with the events of Exodus 1:8–14; 5:5–14; and Esther 3:5–10.

The Holocaust was a state-sanctioned, systematic campaign to oppress and destroy the Jewish population via extermination camps, forced labor, and ghettos; in Exodus, Pharaoh enslaved the Israelites, and in Esther, Haman engineered a plan for sanctioned genocide