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Chapter 10 Industrial Revolution World War I & II Cold War

HELP!!! Help Mr. T navigate his way through World War I & II and the Cold War by clicking the button next to the correct answer. Try not to click the wrong answer or Mr. T will suffer the consequences. Click button to begin

The Berlin Wall came down in due to massive protests. November 1991 June 2002 December 1991 October 1990

Your teacher helped the Allies stop Nazi tanks during a battle

Countries that claim colonies in other lands are? Allies Imperialists Communists Capitalists

Your teacher is helping the D- day invasion by parachuting in behind enemy lines

What was the World War II alliance of Germany, Italy, and Japan called? The Nazis Germany Axis Powers Warsaw Pact

Your teacher is helping to make the invasion of Normandy successful

Which country was once split into communist and democratic parts but is now reunited? Russia Soviet Union Germany Czechoslovakia

Your teacher helped the Allies stop Nazi tanks during a battle

Neil Armstrong was the first person… To travel in space To circle the Earth Walk on the moon To live on a space station

NASA was so surprised about how well you did on your test that they let your teacher go on the latest mission to the moon.

Before the United States joined during world war II, the Allies were Britain, France, and… –China –Spain –Italy –Switzerland

Thanks to you NASA is allowing your teacher to take a trip on the next rocket into space

The Euro is the currency of… –NATO –COMECON –The Warsaw Pact –the European Union

Congratulations your teacher was accepted into the astronaut program. Lets hope the food tastes better than it looks.

The Truman Doctrine was a plan to –Help rebuild Europe –promote peace –Support countries fighting communism –establish free trade

Your teacher was allowed to go on the next space walk to help fix a satellite

Sputnik I was the first –Spacecraft to orbit the Earth –Soviet space station –Space craft to go to the moon –American spacecraft

Your teacher is helping the D- day invasion by parachuting in behind enemy lines

World War II came to an end when –The United States captured Berlin –The Allies defeated Italy –The Allies defeated Germany –The United States dropped 2 atomic bombs on Japan

Your teacher is helping to make the invasion of Normandy successful

The leader responsible for the Holocaust was –Mikhail Gorbachev –Adolf Hitler –Boris Yeltsin –Yuri Gagarin

Your teacher helped the Allies stop Nazi tanks during a battle

A main goal of the Marshall Plan was to –Help rebuild Europe after World War II –Make Germany pay for World War II –Support countries engaged in fighting communism –Increase productivity in the United States

NASA was so surprised about how well you did on your test that they let your teacher go on the latest mission to the moon.

The Industrial Revolution made consumer goods, like clothing, –Less expensive –less plentiful –More expensive –more unusual

Thanks to you NASA is allowing your teacher to take a trip on the next rocket into space

Groups formed to bargain with factory owners for better working conditions and higher pay for workers are called –Cottage industries –alliances –Strikes –unions

Congratulations your teacher was accepted into the astronaut program. Lets hope the food tastes better than it looks.

Machines designed for war were mass- produced for the first time for... –Cold War –WWII –WWI –Korean War

Your teacher was allowed to go on the next space walk to help fix a satellite

During World War II, the Axis Powers were Germany, Italy, and… –The Soviet Union –Japan –Romania –Poland

Your teacher is helping the D- day invasion by parachuting in behind enemy lines

Formed to respond to possible Soviet Attacks –satellite nations –Industrial Revolution –NATO

Your teacher is helping to make the invasion of Normandy successful

Period when people used machinery and new methods to increase productivity –satellite nations –Industrial Revolution –NATO

Your teacher helped the Allies stop Nazi tanks during a battle

Countries dependent upon a stronger power –satellite nations –Industrial Revolution –NATO

NASA was so surprised about how well you did on your test that they let your teacher go on the latest mission to the moon.

Mass murder of people because of race, religion, ethnicity, politics, or culture –Productivity –Mikhail Gorbachev –Genocide –the Holocaust

Thanks to you NASA is allowing your teacher to take a trip on the next rocket into space

How much work can be done in a certain amount of time –Productivity –Mikhail Gorbachev –Genocide –the Holocaust

Congratulations your teacher was accepted into the astronaut program. Lets hope the food tastes better than it looks.

the killing of millions of Jewish people by the Nazis –Productivity –Mikhail Gorbachev –Genocide –the Holocaust

Your teacher was allowed to go on the next space walk to help fix a satellite

Introduced glasnost and perestroika –Productivity –Mikhail Gorbachev –Genocide –the Holocaust

Your teacher is helping the D- day invasion by parachuting in behind enemy lines

Political and economic system of the Soviet Union –Warsaw Pact –Nuclear Weapons –Communism

Your teacher is helping to make the invasion of Normandy successful

Anti-western military alliance formed between the Soviet Union and other communist countries –Warsaw Pact –Nuclear Weapons –Communism

Your teacher helped the Allies stop Nazi tanks during a battle

Use of atomic reactions to cause mass destruction –Warsaw Pact –Nuclear Weapons –Communism

NASA was so surprised about how well you did on your test that they let your teacher go on the latest mission to the moon.

Competition between the democratic U.S. and the communist Soviet Union –Boris Yeltsin –World War I –Cold War –Soviet Union

Thanks to you NASA is allowing your teacher to take a trip on the next rocket into space

Elected president of Russia –Boris Yeltsin –World War I –Cold War –Soviet Union

Congratulations your teacher was accepted into the astronaut program. Lets hope the food tastes better than it looks.

Country who officially broke up on Christmas Day 1991, thus creating 15 independent republics –Boris Yeltsin –World War I –Cold War –Soviet Union

Your teacher was allowed to go on the next space walk to help fix a satellite

“the Great War” –Boris Yeltsin –World War I –Cold War –Soviet Union

Houston I have a problem Special Thanks to Ron Clark for giving me this idea

Thanks to you getting so many questions wrong your teacher lost his job. But its ok he found a new job testing rockets for NASA. Houston I have a problem

Your teacher was drafted into the army and sent on a risky mission behind enemy lines

You made your teacher take a trip to an island in the pacific too bad the U.S. was testing a nuclear bomb there.

Congratulations you have gotten so many questions wrong that Mr. T had to leave teaching and go to work in a factory. Too bad he doesn’t know how to work the machines.

Your Teacher tried to take a row boat across the English Channel for safety. Too bad he was caught and torpedoed by a German submarine.

Your teacher was caught in one of Stalin’s great purges and sent to a work camp in Siberia. Lets hope he is able to escape.

Your teacher was caught trying to escape to West Berlin. Too bad the Berlin Wall fell on him.