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      Only 1 in 50 People Can Pass This WW2 Quiz, Can You?

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      History · Trivia / IQ

      By BrainFall Staff - Updated: April 2, 2024

      World War II was one of the most devastating wars ever to be fought. From Kamikaze fighters to victory gardens, how much do you really remember? Only 1 in 50 people can pass this WWII quiz. Can you? Take it now and find out!

      WW2 Quiz

      Few historical events inspire a more potent mixture of pride and horror than World War II. The war displayed the depths of human cruelty through the Holocaust. Being versed in World War 2 Trivia is not only about being able to show off your knowledge. It’s vital to understanding how global politics have shaped themselves over the past few decades

      Only 1 in 50 People Can Pass This WW2 Quiz, Can You?

      World War 2, that colossal conflict that reshaped the globe, is the stuff of legend and lore. It's jam-packed with dramatic battles, enigmatic figures, and moments that have been etched into the annals of history. Every so often, we come across a hearty soul who thinks they've got what it takes to boss a World War 2 quiz, and to that, we say, "Challenge accepted!"

      A vintage WW2 quiz with questions and a passing grade of 1 in 50

      But let's not kid ourselves; navigating the treacherous waters of WW2 facts is no small feat. It's said that only one in fifty can rise to the top and claim victory over this formidable quiz. Are you ready to march into the annals of quiz-takers history? So, grab your gear and prep your brain — it's time to show us your history chops. Can you be the lone wolf who outsmarts the pack with your knowledge, or will you be joining the ranks of the 49 who valiantly tried?

      Wartime Alliances and Key Players

      A crowded war room with maps, flags, and strategists discussing alliances and key players of WW2

      Dive into the epic saga of World War II, where allegiances were as complex as a soap opera romance and leaders larger than life. It's not every day that a global throwdown reshapes the world. Ready to strut your stuff on the grand stage of who's who and who's with whom in WWII?

      Allied Forces: Unity Against Axis

      The Allies were like the ultimate squad goals before hashtags were a thing. We're talking a powerhouse team-up – imagine if your favorite superheroes decided to buddy-buddy against the neighborhood bully. The United States, stepping in like a heavyweight champ, teamed up with Britain's Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, who had enough sass and quotes to fill a dozen Twitter feeds. Then there's the Soviet Union, with good ol' Stalin – talk about having a bear on the team, right? And let's not forget, the list rolled deep with countries like the steadfast France, resilient Poland, the maple-flavored eh-team, Canada, and surprise guests like China and India. Round it out with pals from Norway to Saudi Arabia, and you've got an international mixer that’s historical gold.

      • United States: Uncle Sam wants you... to know they're all in.
      • Soviet Union: It's a winter party, and Stalin's bringing the chill.
      • United Kingdom: Churchill's cranking out zingers and ships.
      • France: With Charles de Gaulle playing hard to conquer.
      • China: Providing manpower like it's going out of style.

      The Axis Powers: Strategy and Ambition

      Alright, buckle up! The Axis Powers had ambition with a capital "A" (and not just because it starts the word). Leading this trio of trouble was Germany, with the mustache-twirling, meme-inspiring Adolf Hitler, who probably made his grand entrance to every meeting with an evil laugh. Then there's Italy, strutting into the WW2 club with all the swagger of a pasta mafia, only to switch dance partners halfway through. Japan sailed in with seriously sleek battleships, making waves in the Pacific like no one's business.

      • Germany: One word – Blitzkrieg. It's like a lightning sale at your favorite store, but for invasions.
      • Italy: Started strong but had a change of heart. Classic flip-flopper.
      • Japan: They brought the art of surprise to a whole new level. Surprise!

      So step right up, history buffs and quiz whizzes! Are you ready to jump in our time machine and see if you can roll with these wartime alliances and key players? Only one in fifty can ace our quiz – will you be the professor of the past, or will history rebuff you? Let's find out at BrainFall!

      Pivotal Battles and Events

      We've rounded up some monumental moments and epic showdowns that spun World War II on its dramatic axis. Get your history hats on, because we're about to dive into remarkable battles and turning points that could trip up even the most astute history buffs!

      Decisive Conflicts: Shifting The Balance

      Pearl Harbor: Mark your calendars, folks—December 7, 1941, was a day of infamy! The attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese catapulted the U.S. into war, shaking the Pacific and setting the stage for the eventual downfall of the Axis powers.

      • Battle of Midway: Following Pearl Harbor, the Battle of Midway turned the tides as the U.S. Navy delivered a stunning blow to Japan's fleet.
      • Operation Barbarossa: Oh, and when the Germans launched the largest invasion force in history against the Soviets? That was Operation Barbarossa. Massive! Led to some serious winter blues in Moscow!

      Normandy aka D-Day: Fast forward to June 6, 1944. This monumental day saw the Allies hit the beaches of Normandy, and trust us, it wasn't for sunbathing. The D-Day invasion was a crucial punch to crack open Fortress Europe.

      Turning Points: The War's Crucial Moments

      Operation Torch: Picture this—November 1942, Allies swooping into North Africa faster than you can say "Tunisian sand." This pivotal operation really souped-up the Allied momentum.

      • Dunkirk: Talk about a tight escape! The miraculous evacuation from Dunkirk saved hundreds of thousands of Allied troops. It was like a mammoth Uber ride across the Channel under fire.
      • Hiroshima: And then, kaboom! The atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, signaled a shocking endgame for Japan.

      Potsdam Conference: To cap it off, let's not forget those chats in Potsdam. That's where the bigwigs doled out post-war candy... or consequences, rather. The term "surrender sundae" springs to mind. It set the scene for a new world order.

      So, got all that? Tie your shoelaces, 'cause if you're strolling through our quiz, you'll need to dash through a wartime obstacle course of facts and pivotal details!

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      Question 1/62

      Who was the leader of Japan during WWII?

      • Mao Zedong
      • Emperor Meiji
      • Emperor Hirohito
      Question 2/62

      What was the goal of Nazi Germany's September Campaign?

      • Elect Adolf Hitler as Supreme Chancellor of Germany
      • Invade Poland
      • Annex the western border of Russia
      Question 3/62

      Which country helped Germany invade Poland?

      • Romania
      • Soviet Union
      • Ukraine
      Question 4/62

      Who was the president at the start of WWII?

      • Harry Truman
      • Dwight D. Eisenhower
      • Franklin Roosevelt
      Question 5/62

      Which branch of the military did John. F. Kennedy serve in during WWII?

      • Army
      • Navy
      • Coast Guard
      Question 6/62

      Which event led the U.S. to enter WWII?

      • Sinking of the Lusitania
      • Attack on Pearl Harbor
      • Bombing of London
      Question 7/62

      Who was the leader of the Soviet Union during WWII?

      • Vladimir Lenin
      • Joseph Stalin
      • Karl Marx
      Question 8/62

      Which of the following countries remained neutral during the war?

      • Italy
      • Spain
      • France
      Question 9/62

      What type of government did Italy have during the war?

      • Nazi
      • Communist
      • Fascist
      Question 10/62

      Which of the following was an Allied Nation?

      • Japan
      • Italy
      • China
      Question 11/62

      What did the United States do to some Japanese-American citizens during the war?

      • Sent them to internment camps
      • Forced them to register as terrorists
      • Exiled them to Hawaii
      Question 12/62

      What were Japanese suicide bombers called?

      • Kamikaze
      • Kaiten
      • Bushido
      Question 13/62

      Who was the first American killed during the war?

      • George Patton
      • Robert M. Losey
      • Douglas MacArthur
      Question 14/62

      Approximately how many American POWS were captured during the war?

      • 130,000
      • 360,000
      • 590,000
      Question 15/62

      What name was given to German submarines?

      • U-boats
      • Nazi subs
      • Weimar warships
      Question 16/62

      The U.S. military purchased over 150 million pounds of which popular food to feed its troops?

      • Concentrated chocolate
      • Spam
      • Grapenuts
      Question 17/62

      What were "jungle fountains" used to provide soldiers with?

      • Fresh drinking water
      • Hot coffee
      • Coca-Cola
      Question 18/62

      What was the only country Germany officially declared war on?

      • The United States
      • England
      • France
      Question 19/62

      After the bombing of Pearl Harbor which brand of potato chips changed its name to Jays?

      • Japps potato chips
      • Berlin potato chips
      • Rome potato chips
      Question 20/62

      In what year did Germany open its first concentration camp?

      • 1939
      • 1941
      • 1933
      Question 21/62

      Which event is widely considered to be the official start of the Holocaust?

      • The opening of Dachau concentration camp
      • Kristallnacht
      • The invasion of Poland
      Question 22/62

      Approximately what percentage of Poland's population died during the war?

      • 10
      • 20
      • 30
      Question 23/62

      What country did Adolf Hitler's nephew, William Hitler, fight for?

      • Germany
      • Japan
      • The United States
      Question 24/62

      In what year did the final member of the Imperial Japanese Army surrender?

      • 1964
      • 1974
      • 1984
      Question 25/62

      Which of the following was a main Axis leader?

      • Sweden
      • Norway
      • Italy
      Question 26/62

      What was the Manhattan Project?

      • The code name for the invasion of Omaha Beach
      • The code name for the invasion of the Marshall Islands
      • The code name for the U.S. government's plan to create the atomic bomb
      Question 27/62

      Which president ordered the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

      • Harry S. Truman
      • Dwight D. Eisenhower
      • Franklin Roosevelt
      Question 28/62

      What mascot represented the women who went to work in factories to help with the war effort?

      • Wendy the Welder
      • Rosie the Riveter
      • Betsy the Bomber
      Question 29/62

      Which of the following items was the first commodity rationed in the U.S.?

      • Sugar
      • Gasoline
      • Firewood
      Question 30/62

      On what date did WWII begin?

      • September 1, 1939
      • October 15, 1941
      • December 7, 1942
      Question 31/62

      Which two countries declared war on Germany after it invaded Poland?

      • United States and Great Britain
      • Great Britain and France
      • France and Spain
      Question 32/62

      Which U.S. Army general was in charge of the fighting in the Pacific Theater?

      • Douglas MacArthur
      • George S. Patton
      • Dwight D. Eisenhower
      Question 33/62

      Who attended the Casablanca Conference?

      • Stalin and Hitler
      • Stalin and Churchill
      • Churchill and Roosevelt
      Question 34/62

      How many concentration camps did Nazi Germany operate in Occupied Poland?

      • 152
      • 385
      • 457
      Question 35/62

      Where did the D-Day landings take place?

      • London
      • Normandy
      • Berlin
      Question 36/62

      How many Jewish people were murdered during the Holocaust?

      • Between 1 million and 3 million
      • Between 3 million and 6 million
      • Between 6 million and 11 million
      Question 37/62

      Besides the Jewish people, which of the following groups were also sent to concentration camps?

      • Freemasons
      • Italians
      • Mexicans
      Question 38/62

      What was the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising?

      • A Jewish resistance against the Nazis
      • The rounding up of Warsaw citizens
      • Mass deportations of Polish citizens to the Warsaw Ghetto
      Question 39/62

      The goal of Operation Detachment was to capture which island in the Pacific?

      • Iwo Jima
      • Easter Island
      • Saipan
      Question 40/62

      The Second Sino-Japanese War occurred during WWII. Which country did Japan invade during this war?

      • China
      • Russia
      • India
      Question 41/62

      Who was the leader of China during WWII?

      • Mao Zedong
      • Kim-Jong Un
      • Chiang Kai-Shek
      Question 42/62

      Italy invaded which of the following African nations during the war?

      • Ethiopia
      • South Africa
      • Ivory Coast
      Question 43/62

      Italy broke with the Geneva Protocol during the Africa Campaign and used which type of chemical warfare?

      • Mustard gas
      • Sarin gas
      • Anthrax
      Question 44/62

      Japan also used chemical weapons in violation of national treaties, but it would only use them on other Asians. What was the reason for this?

      • They feared reprisal from Western countries
      • They wanted to rid Asia of all non-Japanese people
      • They were testing the weapons before attempting to use them on Western nations
      Question 45/62

      What did Nazi Germany use Zyklon B for?

      • To kill people in concentration camps
      • To flush out enemies hiding in the Black Forest
      • To drop chemical bombs on European cities
      Question 46/62

      Who led the resistance against Italy in Ethiopia?

      • Haile Selassie
      • Nelson Mandela
      • Anwar Sadat
      Question 47/62

      Which of the following countries did not resist Germany, allowing the Nazis to annex it?

      • Austria
      • France
      • Lithuania
      Question 48/62

      What percent of Lithuania's large Jewish population was murdered during Germany's occupation?

      • 75%
      • 85%
      • 95%
      Question 49/62

      What was the Final Solution?

      • The plan to make Germany the supreme leader of Europe
      • The plan for Germany to invade Europe
      • The plan to exterminate the Jewish people
      Question 50/62

      This Nazi leader flew to Scotland to try to negotiate peace with the United Kingdom but was taken prisoner instead.

      • Heinrich Himmler
      • Rudolf Hess
      • Hermann Göring
      Question 51/62

      Hermann Göring's brother played what role in the war?

      • Helped prisoners escape from concentration camps
      • Raised money for the Nazi Party
      • Served as his brother's personal butler
      Question 52/62

      What was the capital of Nazi Germany?

      • Berlin
      • Munich
      • Potsdam
      Question 53/62

      What action did the U.S. take along with Great Britain and Australia after Japan seized Indochina?

      • They formed a trade embargo that cut off 90% of Japan's oil supply
      • They bombed Iwo Jima along with four other islands
      • They declared war on Japan
      Question 54/62

      When did Japan sign the official Instrument of Surrender?

      • September 2, 1945
      • November 5, 1946
      • April 1, 1947
      Question 55/62

      In what year did Soviet Russia finally declare war on Japan?

      • 1944
      • 1945
      • 1946
      Question 56/62

      Approximately how many marines fought in the Battle for Guadalcanal?

      • 6,000
      • 12,000
      • 19,000
      Question 57/62

      Who were the Tuskegee Airmen?

      • African-American fighter pilots who fought in WWII
      • Fighter pilots from Georgia
      • Fighter pilots who served only in the Pacific Theater
      Question 58/62

      The 1940 Summer Olympics were cancelled due to the outbreak of WWII. Where were they originally scheduled to be held?

      • Moscow
      • Berlin
      • Tokyo
      Question 59/62

      What term did the British press use to describe the air raids carried out by the Germans in 1940 and 1941?

      • The Blitz
      • The Troubles
      • The Great Smoke
      Question 60/62

      To prevent German pilots from successfully bombing Great Britain at night, British citizens were required to do what?

      • Remain silent and turn off all radios to prevent enemies from detecting sound
      • Prevent any light from escaping their homes that might be seen by enemy aircraft
      • Stay indoors at all times to prevent citizens from becoming moving targets
      Question 61/62

      What was the purpose of planting a victory garden?

      • To prevent food shortages
      • To show the full force of America's agriculture power
      • To prevent soil erosion
      Question 62/62

      How much money did U.S. children spend on war bonds as part of the war effort?

      • $100,000
      • $1,000,000
      • $1,000,000,000
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