Map of Europe 1930s Quiz #1-8

What country is represented by the word 'Finland'?

What country is represented by the word 'Sweden'?

What country is represented by the word 'Norway'?

What country is represented by the word 'Britain'?

What country is represented by the word 'Ireland'?

What country is represented by the word 'Poland'?

What country is represented by the word 'Germany'?

What country is represented by the word 'Denmark'?

Key European Countries in the 1930s

Finland
- Gained independence from Russia in 1917.
- Positioned as a buffer state between Soviet Union and Western Europe.
Sweden
- Known for its neutrality during World War II.
- Economically prosperous, maintaining a strong welfare state.
Norway
- Also maintained a policy of neutrality.
- Rich in natural resources, especially oil and fish.
Britain
- Major world power; played a key role in European politics.
- Involved in various alliances and had a significant military presence.
Ireland
- Became a Free State in 1922, separating from Britain.
- Focused on establishing a national identity and self-governance.
Poland
- Regained independence in 1918 after World War I.
- Suffered from political instability and territorial disputes in the 1930s.
Germany
- Under Nazi regime led by Adolf Hitler from 1933.
- Aggressive expansionist policies, leading to increased tensions in Europe.
Denmark
- Friendly relations with Germany prior to the conflict.
- Occupied by Nazi Germany in April 1940, swiftly losing independence.

Test your knowledge of European countries from the 1930s with this quiz. Each card features a country name, helping you learn their significance in that historical context. Perfect for history enthusiasts and students alike!