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Q1.) What color is the Soviet Union?
a.) green
b.) purple
c.) red
d.) yellow
Q2.)  What country's are purple?
a.) Spain and Portland
b.) Turkey, Syria, and Iraq
c.) Germany
d.) Italy

A1.) C: red
A2.) B: Turkey, Syria, and Iraq

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Q1.) What color was most of the land owned by?
a.) red
b.) yellow
c.) blue
d.) peach
Q2.) what is the biggest yellow country?
a.) Ukraine
b.) Norway
c.) Sweden
d.) Russia

A1.) B: yellow
A2.) D: Russia

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Q1.) What year was this map?
a.) 1940
b.) 1941
c.) 1942
d.) 1943
Q2.) What color is Iceland?
a.) yellow
b.) red
c.) peach
d.) blue

A1.) B: 1941
A2.) A: yellow

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Q1.) What is this map of?
a.) North-Central Europe
b.) East-Central Europe
c.) South-Central Europe
d.) West-Central Europe
Q2.) What year was this map of?
a.) 1942
b.) 1943
c.) 1944
d.) 1945

A1.) D: West-Central Europe
A2.) C: 1944

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Q1.) What does the yellow represent?
a.) Battle site
b.) Axis
c.) Allies
d.) Axis Controlled
Q2.) What do the red stars with a circle around them represent?
a.) Battle site
b.) Axis
c.) Allies
d.) Axis Controlled

A1.) C: Allies
A2.) A: Battle site

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Q1.) What control was Dresden under?
a.) Axis
b.) Japanese
c.) German
d.) African
Q2.) Where was Dresden located?
a.) Africa
b.) Europe
c.) Asia
d.) North American

A1.) C: German
A2.) B: Europe

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Q1.) What color was most of Italy conquered by allies?
a.) red
b.) green
c.) grey
d.) blue
Q2.) What color was Soviet conquered territory?
a.) red
b.) green
c.) grey
d.) blue

A1.) D: blue
A2.) A: red

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Q1.) What is the only neutral country?
a.) Switzerland
b.) Russia
c.) Germany
d.) Iraq
Q2.) What does the blue land represent?
a.) land
b.) mountains
c.) water
d.) axis land

A1.) A: Switzerland
A2.) C: water

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Q1.) What was the cities name inside the light green?
a.) Arlon
b.) Luxembourg
c.) Lille
d.) Arras
Q2.) What was the closest city to Luxembourg?
a.) Arras
b.) Huy
c.) Lille
d.) Arlon

A1.) B: Luxembourg
A2.) D: Arlon

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Q1.) Who owned the most land?
a.) Axis
b.) Finland
c.) Allied
d.) all the above
Q2.) When was this map?
a.) November 29 1943
b.) November 29 1944
c.) November 29 1942
d.) November 29 1941

A1.) C: Allied
A2.) C: November 29 1942

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Q1.) What was flying in a plane like?
a.) exciting
b.) boring
c.) sad
d.) fearful
Q2.)  Who did the Nazis bomb?
a.) Germany
b.) Warsaw
c.) Poland
d.) Australia
Q3.) Who did Germany invade?
a.) Warsaw
b.) Australia
c.) Poland
d.) US
Q4.) How old was the guy when he joined the war?
a.) 15
b.) 16
c.) 18
d.) 17
Q5.) When was the army looking for candidates?
a.) January 1942
b.) February 1942
c.) March 1943
d.) April 1942

A1.)  A: exciting
A2.) B: Warsaw
A3.) C: Poland
A4.) D: 17
A5.) A: January 1942

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Leap of Faith: A WWII Story Video - World War II - HISTORY.com

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A World War II veteran shares the story of the harrowing six months he spent in German prison camps and his eventual triumphant return to the United States. At just 18 years old, Hjalmar Johansson went on his first WWII mission as a nose gunner in a B-24 bomber.

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Q1.) What did the empire of Japan sign?
a.) winning pact
b.) Allies pact
c.) Axis pact
d.) none of the above
Q2.) Who was Carl  Househoffer?
a.) Allie to the US
b.) spy for the US
c.) keeper of the last secrets of the Axis
d.) Russian spy
Q3.) Who helped Adolf Hitler?
a.) the Russians
b.) Lieutenant Audie Murphy
c.) the US
d.) Carl Househoffer
Q4.) Who stood in front of Carl Househoffer?
a.) Adolf Hitler
b.) the Russians
c.) the British
d.) the Nazis
Q5.) What day was Carl Househoffer born?
a.) 27th of August in 1869
b.) 13th of August in 1869
c.) 27th of August in 1859
d.) 27th of August in 1849
Q6.) What happened to change Househoffer's life?
a.) he got sent to spy on the US
b.) he got sent to Tokyo
c.) he got sent to spy on the Russians
d.) he got sent to Britain
Q7.) Who got blammed for starting World War 2?
a.) Germany
b.) Poland
c.) Britain
d.) United States
Q8 Who retired from the army a bitter man?
a.) Carl Househoffer
b.) Omar Bradley
c.) Georgy Zhukov
d.) Douglas MacArthur
Q9.) Who felt that Germany had been defeated?
a.) many officers
b.) people of Germany
c.) US army
d.) Germany generals
Q10.) Who did Germany sign a secret treaty with?
a.) British
b.) Australia
c.) USA
d.) Sylvia Union
Q11.) Who did air crafts bomb?
a.) pearl harbor
b.) US
c.) British
d.) Australia
Q12.) When did Germany not have a leader?
a.) 1919
b.) 1930
c.) 1931
d.) 1920's
Q13.) Who was already a member of the Nazi
a.) Douglas MacArthur
b.) Erwin Rommel
c.) Rudolph Hess
d.) George S. Patton
Q14.) Who was young and preferable?
a.) Househoffer
b.) Erwin Rommel
c.) Rudolph Hess
d.) George S. Patton

A1.) C: Axis pact
A2.) C:  keeper of the last secrets of the Axis
A3.) D: Carl Househoffer
A4.) A: Adolf Hitler
A5.) A: 27th of August in 1869
A6.)  B: he got sent to Tokyo
A7.) A: Germany
A8.) A: Carl Househoffer
A9.) A: many soldiers
A10.)  D: Sylvia Union
A11.) A: pearl harbor
A12.) D: 1920's
A13.) C: Rudolph Hess
A14.) C: Rudolph Hess

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Causes of World War II Documentary - World War 2 Causes

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Find full documentaries on http://www.DocumentaryMix.com ! Find out the World War II Causes by watching the documentary on the causes of World War 2 !

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Q1.) How many soldiers died on the Eastern front foe every five soldiers killed?
a.) 32
b.) 18
c.) 13
d.) 4
Q2.) What percent of sylvia males born in 1923 didn't survive?
a.) 50%
b.) 20%
c.) 76%
d.) 80%
Q3.) What was Robert Watson Watt working on in 1935?
a.) new gun
b.) death ray
c.) bomb
d.) nothing
Q4.) About how many people served on U-boats?
a.) 27,000
b.) 30,000
c.) 45,000
d.) 40,000
Q5.) About how many people returned from the U-boats?
a.) 13,000
b.) 10,000
c.) 5,000
d.) 20,000
Q6.) How much did the US defence budget increase from 1940 to 1945?
a.) 1.3 million to 65.3 million dollars
b.) 1.3 billion to 65.3 billion dollars
c.) 1.9 billion to 59.8 billion dollars
d.)1.9 million to 59.8 million dollars
Q7.)  When did the air force become a separate part of the army?
a.) before the war
b.) during the war
c.) end of the war
d.) 1947
Q8 How much money did a private make in 1941?
a.) 20 dollars
b.) 21 dollars
c.) 22 dollars
d.) 23 dollars
Q9.) How much money did a private make in 1942?
a.) 30 dollars
b.) 40 dollars
c.) 50 dollars
d.) 60 dollars
Q10.) About how many jeeps were built during World War 2?
a.) 200 thousand
b.) 450 thousand
c.) 650 thousand
d.) 800 thousand
Q11.) How many machine guns were produced during World War 2?
a.) 1 million
b.) 2 million
c.) 4 million
d.) 3 million
Q12.) who was William Hitler?
a.) a cousin of Adolf Hitler
b.) a brother of Adolf Hitler
c.) a nephew of Adolph Hitler
d.) a father of Adolf Hitler
Q13.) Who was the greatest tank battle between?
a.) Germany and Italy
b.) Germany and France
c.) Germany and Britain
d.) Germany and Russia
Q14.) How old was Calvin Graham when he joined the war?
a.) 10 years old
b.) 12 years old
c.) 14 years old
d.) 16 years old
Q15.) How did World War 2 start?
a.) Germany invaded Poland
b.) US invaded Poland
c.) Italy invaded Poland
d.) Japan invaded Poland

A1.) D: 4
A2.) D: 80%
A3.) B: death ray
A4.) D: 40,000
A5.) B: 10,000
A6.) C: 1.9 billion to 59.8 billion dollars
A7.) C: end of the war
A8.) B: 21 dollars
A9.)   C: 50 dollars
A10.) C: 650 thousand
A11.) D: 3 million
A12.) C: a nephew of Adolf Hitler
A13.) D: Germany and Russia
A14.) B: 12 years old
A15.) A: Germany invaded Poland

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25 Interesting Things You Didn't Know About World War II

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Q1.) Who was the most decorated American solider ever?
a.) Captain Juan Pajota
b.) Lieutenant Audie Murphy
c.) Witold Urbanowicz
d.) Colonel Xie Jinyuan
Q2.) Who once climbed on board a burning tank destroyer?
a.) Captain Juan Pajota
b.) Colonel Xie Jinyuan
c.) Lieutenant Audie Murphy
d.) Witold Urbanowicz
Q3.) Who was Poland's top fighter ace?
a.) Captain Juan Pajota
b.) Colonel Xie Jinyuan
c.)  Lieutenant Audie Murphy
d.) Witold Urbanowicz
Q4.) Who was a Guerilla leader?
a.) Captain Juan Pajota
b.)  Witold Urbanowicz
c.) Colonel Xie Jinyuan
d.) Lieutenant Audie Murphy
Q5.) Who lead 414 Chinese soldiers?
a.) Captain Juan Pajota
b.) Colonel Xie Jinyuan
c.) Lieutenant Audie Murphy
d.)  Witold Urbanowicz

A1.) B: Lieutenant Audie Murphy
A2.) C: Lieutenant Audie Murphy
A3.) D: Witold Urbanowicz
A4.) A: Captain Juan Pajota
A5.) B: Colonel Xie Jinyuan

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Q1.) What is the average life span of a human?
a.) 60 years
b.) 70 years
c.) 80 years
d.) 90 years
Q2.) How old would a soldier that fought in world war 2 have to be today?
a.) late 80's
b.) early 80's
c.)late 70's
d.) late 90's
Q3.) About how many civilians died in World War 2?
a.) 500
b.) 750
c.) 1,500
d.) 1,000
Q4.) What were military deaths mostly of?
a.) women
b.) children
c.) men
d.) all of the above
Q5.) For every 1,000 soldiers killed about how many soldiers were injured?
a.) 500
b.) over 2,000
c.) over 1,000
d.) less than 100
Q6.) How many people died?
a.) about 100,000
b.) over 400,000
c.) less than 400,000
d.)about 300,000
Q7.) Where did most of the people die?
a.) European Theater
b.) United states
c.) Pacific Theater
d.) all of the above
Q8 When did the war begin?
a.) September 21 1939
b.) October 1 1939
c.) December 1 1939
d.) September 1 1939
Q9.) When did the war end?
a.) July 1945
b.) August 1945
c.) June 1945
d.) May 1945
Q10.) About how many people died on D-day?
a.) 1,500 soldiers
b.) 2,000 soldiers
c.) 2500 soldiers
d.) 3,000 soldiers
Q11.) Who started World War 2?
a.) Germany
b.) Poland
c.) United States
d.) Japan

A1.) C: 80 years
A2.) A: Late 80's
A3.) D: 1000
A4.) C: men
A5.) C: 1000
A6.) B: over 400,000
A7.) A: European Theater
A8.) D: September 1 1939
A9.) B: August 1945
A10.) C: 2,500 soldiers
A11.) A: Germany

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It can clearly be challenging to convey the magnitude of loss after a tragedy, particularly when that number is in the tens of millions, yet that is precisely what The Fallen of World War II, a documentary (also available as an interactive graphic) that examines the human cost of second World War, sets out to do. Written, directed, and narrated by Neil Halloran, the elegantly animated data visualization lays out the human losses of the war, and it's devastating.

The 15-minute video is divided into three sections: the first examines military deaths, while the second deals with those of civilians, including victims of the Holocaust. The third offers an illuminating, and ultimately uplifting, comparison between WWII and other world conflicts. One particularly striking moment: when Halloran depicts Soviet fatalities as a seemingly endless parade of tiny red soldiers.

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This Video Illustration Showing the Scale of Human Loss From World War II Is Devastating

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It can clearly be challenging to convey the magnitude of loss after a tragedy, particularly when that number is in the tens of millions, yet that is precisely what The Fallen of World War II, a documentary (also available as an interactive graphic) that examines the human cost of second World War, sets out to do.