| A | B |
|---|
| Wannsee | where the Final Solution was decided upon |
| Anschluss | Hitler wanted to reunite with his homeland Austria |
| Midway Island | turning point establishing naval superiority |
| Allies | Britain, France, Soviet Union and US |
| Axis | Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Japan |
| Blitzkreig | lighting war |
| appeasement | giving into demands to keep the peace |
| demilitarized | no weapons or troops permitted |
| Normandy | sight of the D-Day invasion |
| Pearl Harbor | bombed by Japan, US then entered the War |
| Anti-Comintern Pact | alliance between Germany and Japan |
| Rome-Berlin Axis | alliance between Mussolini and Hitler |
| Luftwaffe | German air force |
| Auschwitz | Hitlers largest extermination center |
| Ghettos | crowded neighborhoods, or holding areas for Jews |
| Ho Chi Minh | French Indochinese Communist Leader |
| Genocide | mass murder of a race |
| Potsdam | site of Truman demands for free elections in Europe |
| kamikaze | divine wind |
| Cold War | post war conflict between US and USSR |
| mobilization | preparing for war |
| Gas Chambers | Nazis would force larger groups okilledf prisioners in to be |
| Enabling Law | Article 48 allowed Hitler to take power |
| Einsatzgruppen | change of tactics |
| SS | groups of Nazis desginated to kill the Jews |
| Holcaust | state sponsored systematic persecution of Jews by Germany |
| Nazis | Nationlist Socialist German Workers Party headed by Hitler |
| Anti-semitisn | one who is predjudiced against Jews |
| Racist | the belief that one race is superior over another |
| nationalistic | extreme devotion to ones country national goals over international |
| Imperialistic | policy of extrending a nations authority by taking land or politically |
| Militaristic | building and maintaining a strong military at all times |
