The study guide outlines the chapters and topics covered in the upcoming Grade 11 World History exam for Trimester 2. Students will need to understand key events of World War 2 in Europe, North Africa, and the Pacific theater between 1939-1945. This includes fascist aggression, appeasement and isolationism; Hitler's lightning victories; Japan's attacks on Pearl Harbor and battles in the Pacific; the Holocaust and persecution of Jews; as well as the Allied plan for victory in Europe and the Pacific. The exam will also cover the origins of the Cold War and postwar tensions between the US and Soviet Union that led to the division of Germany and emergence of NATO and Warsaw Pact alliances.
The study guide outlines the chapters and topics covered in the upcoming Grade 11 World History exam for Trimester 2. Students will need to understand key events of World War 2 in Europe, North Africa, and the Pacific theater between 1939-1945. This includes fascist aggression, appeasement and isolationism; Hitler's lightning victories; Japan's attacks on Pearl Harbor and battles in the Pacific; the Holocaust and persecution of Jews; as well as the Allied plan for victory in Europe and the Pacific. The exam will also cover the origins of the Cold War and postwar tensions between the US and Soviet Union that led to the division of Germany and emergence of NATO and Warsaw Pact alliances.
The study guide outlines the chapters and topics covered in the upcoming Grade 11 World History exam for Trimester 2. Students will need to understand key events of World War 2 in Europe, North Africa, and the Pacific theater between 1939-1945. This includes fascist aggression, appeasement and isolationism; Hitler's lightning victories; Japan's attacks on Pearl Harbor and battles in the Pacific; the Holocaust and persecution of Jews; as well as the Allied plan for victory in Europe and the Pacific. The exam will also cover the origins of the Cold War and postwar tensions between the US and Soviet Union that led to the division of Germany and emergence of NATO and Warsaw Pact alliances.
Grade 11 World History - Trimester 2 Exam Study Guide
The following are the chapters/sections included in the exam:
31.4 Aggressors Invade Nations
Key Terms: appeasement, Axis Powers, isolationism, Munich Conference Guided Questions: 1) How would you describe fascist aggression in Europe, Asia, and Africa? 2) Why did British and French appeasement and American isolationism fail to stop fascist aggression?
32.1 Hitler’s Lightning War
Key Terms & Names: blitzkrieg, nonaggression pact, Charles de Gaulle, Winston Churchill, Erwin Rommel Guided Questions: 1) What countries were invaded by the Axis Powers in Europe and North Africa? 2) What were the events of the Fall of France and the Battle of Britain?
32.2 Japan’s Pacific Campaign
Key Names: Isoroku Yamamoto, Douglas McArthur Guided Questions: 1) What is the significance of the Battles of Pearl Harbor, Midway, and Coral Sea? 2) What strategy did the Allies use in the Pacific to turn the war against Japan?
32.3 The Holocaust
Key Terms: Holocaust, Aryan, Kristallnacht, ghetto Guided Questions: 1) What was the course of the persecution of Jews by the Nazis? 2) What were the results of the “Final Solution”?
32.4 Allied Victory
Key Terms & Names: Battle of Stalingrad, D-Day, Battle of the Bulge, kamikaze, Dwight Eisenhower Guided Questions: 1) What was the Allies’ plan for victory in Europe? 2) How did civilians contribute to the war effort on the home front? 3) What events led to the surrender of Germany? 4) How did the Allies win the war in the Pacific?
33.1 Two Superpowers Face Off
Key Terms: Cold War, NATO, Warsaw Pact, United Nations, iron curtain Guided Questions: 1) What were the origins of the US-Soviet split after World War II? 2) How did Soviet domination of Eastern Europe develop? 3) What were the US policies of containment of communist expansion? 4) How was Germany divided after World War II?