How did the role of women differ in WWII than WWI?
A) worked in munition factories
B) join the military but not serve on front lines
C) worked as nurses
D) all of the above
One of the famous extermination camps of the Holocaust was:
A) Dachau
B) Bergen-Belsen
C) Auschwitz
D) all of the above
How many people could the gas chambers kill in one day?
A) 100-200
B) 1000-2000
C) 4000-5000
D) 6000-8000
Total war is:
A) all countries in world are at war
B) all industries, materials and people involved in war effort
C) automatic implementation of conscription
D) all of the above
How did the government control prices and supervise the distribution of food and service goods?
A) Ration Cards
B) Victory Bonds
C) Wartime Prices and Trade Board
D) Conscription
These were needed to purchase items and limited the production and consumption of materials per household.
A) unemployment insurance
B) plebicite
C) five dollar bills
D) ration cards
What was Camp X?
A) secret spy training school
B) internment camps
C) prisoner of war camp in Japan
D) an objective of D-Day
This act invoked conscription in Canada but not overseas.
A) National Resources Mobilization Act
B) Wartime Military Act
C) National War Service Act
D) War Measures Act
What was Mackenzie King's solution to the conscription crisis?
A) vote in the House of Commons
B) hold a plebiscite
C) send troops against his word
D) withdraw from the war
He founded fascism in 1919:
A) Hitler
B) Arcand
C) Mussolini
D) Chamberlain
Hitler's army was called ___________ and secret police was called ________________.
A) Hitler Youth; Gestapo
B) Blue shirts; red shirts
C) Gestapo; Stormtroopers
D) Stormtroopers; Gestapo
