| A | B |
|---|
| American general that promised he would retake the Phillipines | MacArthur |
| Republican presidential candidate in 1944 | Thomas Dewey |
| German general in North Africa known as the "Desert Fox" | Rommel |
| American general in charge of the D-Day invasion | Eisenhower |
| English general in North Africa | Montgomery |
| Leader of the Chinese Nationalist forces | Chiang Kai Shek |
| Leader of the "Free French" movement | De Gaulle |
| Leader of the Communist forces in China after WW II | Mae Zedong |
| United Nations was born here | San Francisco |
| Nazi bombers attacking England | Battle of Britain |
| Battle in the Pacific that saved Australia | Battle of Coral Sea |
| Battle that led to the German defeat in North Africa by the British | El Alamein |
| Japanese bombing naval fleet defeated here in a three day battle | Battle of Midway |
| D-Day invasion landed here | Normandy |
| Known as the "spft-underbelly" of Europe | Italy |
| First atomic bomb dropped on this Japanese city | Hiroshima |
| Second atomic bomb dropped on this Japanese city | Nagasaki |
| MacArthur fulfilled his promise in taking this place | Philippines |
| German counter-offensive against the allies in France and Belgium | Battle of the Bulge |
| Russians defeated Germans here in 1942 forcing Germans to retreat | Stalingrad |
| This German town was the site of the trials for the Nazi "war criminals" | Nuremburg |
| US President that was the representative at the Potsdam Meeting | Truman |
| Name of the Council in the United Nations that has England, France, China, Russia, and the US as permanent members. | Security Council |
| England's representative at the Yalta Conference | Churchill |
| Emperor of Japan during WWII | Hirohito |
| The term the German people called their dictator | Der Fuhrer |
| The French term for the capitalist Management | Bourgeoisie |
| The French term for the workers | Proletariat |
| Prime Minister of Great Britain at the time of the signing of the Munich Pact in 1938 | Chamberlain |
| Joint agreement between England and US making a commitment to democracy in the world | Atlantic Charter |
| The country where Jews were the special target of the government | Germany |
| Term that describes an individuals life controlled in every way by the state | Totalitarian |
| The United Nations headquarters is located here | New York City |
| After the settlement with Japan, the US was able to set up an American military base on this Japanese island | Okinawa |
| What country would take the eastern third of Poland after WWII was over | Russia |
| After WWII, this country in Southeast Asia was to be controlled by the US and Russia | Korea |
| The American battleship that American and Japanese officials signed surrender terms | Missouri |
| The German defense line between Germany and France | Siegfried Line |
| This allowed the US to give supplies to the Allies with no strings attached | Cash and Carry |
| This allowed the US to sell supplies to the Allies | Lend-Lease |
| The bomber that dropped the first atomic bomb on Japan | Enola Gay |
| The end of the war in Europe | V-E Day |
| Lightening warfare used on Poland | Blitzkrieg |
| Japanese suicidal pilots in WW II | Kamikaze |
