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| Who was the President of the US during MOST of WW II? | Roosevelt |
| Who took over as president after this previously mentioned president unexpectedly died? | Truman |
| What was the first city to ever be hit by an atomic bomb? | Hiroshima |
| What was the name for the group of countries that included Germany and Japan? | Axis |
| In what German city were Nazi leaders put on trial for their crimes? | Nuremberg |
| Name the 3 major countries called the Allies? | US, Great Britain, Soviet Union |
| An AZ born, Pima Indian who was one of the men in the famous picture of men trying to raise the heavy flag signifying American victory over the hard fought battle of Iwo Jima | Ira Hayes |
| This day, _______________, signifies the end of the Nazi Germany and the end of war in Europe during WW II:___________ | May 1945; V-E Day |
| 34th president and and the general who oversaw the forces in Europe, including D-Day | Dwight D. Eisenhower |
| The American president who made the decision to drop the bombs on Japan | Truman |
| promoted her husband's NEW DEAL, as well as civil rights, human rights, and particularly women's rights. A First Lady. | Eleanor Roosevelt |
| America's fear of disloyalty from this group, after Pearl Harbor, led to the removal of Japanese and Japanese Americans to be placed in ________camps. | Internment |
| One of the biggest reasons for aggressive imperialization by the island nation of Japan was to gain resources, such as __________ | oil |
| Expanding a nation's control of over countries or territories to gain some resources or advantages is called | Imperialism |
| Japan attacked the US fleet in Pearl Harbor because | the US naval fleet stood in Japan's way |
| The kind of government where a single leader rules with an extraordinary amount of power, especially to make laws. Often associated with oppression and brutality | Dictatorship |
