Test 3
Chapters 26-29

1.	The "Open Door Policy" was implemented by the United States to
	improve it trading opportunities in. . .

2.	The Triple Alliance consisted of. . .

3.	Britian by the end of the 19th century considered its primary 
	competition and enemy to be. . .

4.	America entered the war in 1917 because. . .

5.	The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. . .

6.	

7.	Stanely Baldwin. . .

8.	The person who implemented Hitler's policy to destroy all 
	Jews was. . .

9.	Sinn Fein was. . .
 
10.	Which best characterizes the effect of massive inflation on
	Germany?

11.	Hitler's early life can best be described as. . .

12.	The Nazis tailored thier appeal to . . 

13.	Which best characterizes the New Economic Policy in Soviet
	Russia?

14.	The assassination of Sergei Kirov. . .

15.	Why did the British and French not prevent Hitler's 
	remilitarization of Rhineland?

16.	The commander of the allied armies in Europe during World
	War II was. . .

17.	The secret provision of the Nazi-Soviet nonaggression
	pact was. . 

18.	Blitzkrieg was. . .

19.	D-Day was the name for. .

20.	The Maginot Line refers to the . . .

21.	Charles de Gaulle. . 

22.	The Holocaust refers to. . 

23.	The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was propted by. . 

24.	Which best explains the American decision to drop 
	atomic bombs on Japan?

25.	Which of the following was the interwar leader of 
	Czechoslovakia?

ESSAY:  A. Describe reasons why the German people turned to Adolf 
	Hitler as their leader.  Could the same things happen today
	in the US?

	B. Why was Hitler so successful in his foreign policy
	from 1933 to September 1, 1939?  What lessons should
	we learn from these years?

	C. What made World War II such a different war, especially
	from World War I?  What lessons should have been learned
	from this war?