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The World War II Era
Unit test on the World War II era.
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This country invaded Eithiopia in 1935Italy
Which two Asian regions did the Japanese invade during the 1930'sKorea and Manchuria
Which nations were members of the Axis PowersItaly, Germany, and Japan
Which nations were members of the Allied PowersUnited States, England, and Russia
Define appeasementIt is giving in to demands in order to keep the peace
Define fascismIt is ruling through terror and appealing to racism and nationalism
This communist leader of Russia murdered more than 30 million of his own people.Joseph Stalin
The German leader who created all of the atrocities of World War IIAdolf Hitler
What is the Nazi-Soviet PactAn agreement to divide Poland
Which two countries signed the Nazi-Soviet PactRussia and Germany
It is what they called the fast and deadly attacks of the German armyA blitzkrieg
Germany's failed attempt to win the air war over EnglandThe Battle of Britain
This Italian fascist leader was eventually shot by his own peopleBenito Mussolini
The Japanese killing of many American prisoners on this 60 mile walk through the jungle is called by what nameIt is known as the Bataan Death March
World War II was fought during what years1939 - 1945
What is D-DayThe invasion of Normandy, France by the Allies
The 442 Regiment was made up of what type of AmericanJapanese-Americans were members
This allowed the United States to draft men into the ArmyThe Selective Service Act of 1940
Who spoke of the four freedomsFDR
What are the four freedomsThey are of speech and religion, and from want and fear
What was the Lend-Lease ActFDR's plan to help England, and later Russia, get American weapons in return for future payments or land
What happened on December 7, 1941The Japanese attacked American forces at Pearl Harbor without ever declaring war on America
What type of jobs did women perform in the United States armed forces during World War IIThey trained pilots, flew supply planes, drove trucks, and worked as nurses
What did FDR's Executive Order #8802 sayIt prohibited racial descrimination at any company that did work for the federal government
Why did 18 million women enter the work force in America during World War IIBecause many of the men went off to fight in the war
Japanese-Americans were sent away to these at the beginning of World War IIInternment camps
What was the "Europe First" policyThe Allies plan to defeat Hitler first, and then concentrate on the Japanese
What was the Battle of the BulgeThe largest action of World War II. One million men fought in it, and when it was over, Germany's army was beyond repair
What did the Allies discuss at the Yalta ConferenceThey talked about the future governments of Europe, and about forming the United Nations
Who became President after FDR died in April of 1945Harry S. Truman
What happened at the Nuremburg TrialsThe Nazi leaders were found guilty and hanged for crimes against humanity
What was the Hitler YouthThe organization that many young Germans joined
What happened on KristallnachtGerman citizens terrorized their Jewish neighbors by breaking their windows and burning their synagogues
Why was the Battle of Midway significantThe United States Navy sunk four Japanese aircraft carriers and crippled the Japanese navy - The Japanese could no longer invade America
What was the island-hopping stragedyAmerica's decision to only attack important Pacific islands on the way to Japan
What is a kamikazeA Japanese pilot who committed suicide by crashing his plane into American ships
What was the Manhattan ProjectThe code name given to the highly secret research on the atomic bomb
Which two Japanese cities did we drop the atomic bombs onHiroshima and Nagasaki
How many people were killed during World War IIAbout 20 million
What was the HolocaustHitler's killing of 11 million people (6 million Jews) in concentration and death camps
What was the GI BIll of RightsA law passed that forced the Federal Government to pay for the educational expenses of the returning World War II veterans