| A | B |
|---|
| Neville Chamberlain | Believed in appeasement |
| Winston Churchill | British man who wanted to stop Hitler militarily |
| Benito Mussolini | Italy's leader |
| Joseph Stalin | Russia's leader |
| rationing | in shortage a way of sharing using coupons |
| draft | choosing men for the military |
| Propaganda | Technique to get everyone thinking the same way |
| Holocaust | the killing of 6 million Jews under Nazis |
| D-Day | When the Allies fought to get foothold in Western Europe |
| War Bonds | A way for the government to borrow money from citizens quickly |
| Bitzkrieg | lightening war |
| appeasement | give in to keep the peace |
| GNP | the wealth of a country |
| deficit | spend more than you take in |
| casualties | people killed |
| genocide | kill a group of people because of race or religion |
| dictator | has absolute power to control everything |
| alliance | countries that agree to work together |
| national debt | a country owes other countries money |
| isolationism | a country keeps to itself and isn't involved with other countries |
| interventionism | be involved with other countries |
| Pearl Harbor | Japanese bombed this Hawaiian military base |
| Japanese Internment | These people were put in camps away from west coast |
| United Nations | organization to help countries work out disagreements and solve problems |
