12 Questions
Which war is considered one of the most major and deadliest in history?
World War I
Where is the Library of Congress located?
United States
Which of the following is not a war?
The Great Depression
What was the outcome of World War I?
End of the Ottoman Empire
Which conflict is often associated with the term 'the Iron Curtain'?
The Cold War
Which country was not part of the Axis powers during World War II?
France
In which war did the United States fight against North Korea and China?
The Korean War
Which event directly led to the United States entering World War II?
'Pearl Harbor' attack by Japan
What was the purpose of the 'Nuremberg Trials' after World War II?
To bring Nazi war criminals to justice
Which country was NOT part of the Allied Powers during World War I?
Austria-Hungary
Which treaty officially ended World War I?
Treaty of Versailles
Who were the main adversaries in the Eastern Front during World War I?
Germany and Russia
Study Notes
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