| A | B |
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| Jew | I am one of a group of people targeted and nearly exterminated by Adolf Hitler. |
| Benito Mussolini | I am the founder of fascism and the dictator of Italy during World War II. |
| Karl Lueger | I am the German mayor who inspired Hitler. |
| Franklin Roosevelt | I am the American president who led the U.S. out of the Great Depression and through the majority of WWII. |
| General George Patton | I am the American leader responsible for invading Northern Africa. |
| Harry Truman | I am the American president who ended WWII by dropping two atomic bombs on Japan. |
| Willard Van Orman Quine | I am an American philosopher during WWII. |
| Joseph Stalin | I am the communist dictator of Russia who led the U.S.S.R. against the Axis Powers in WWII. |
| Winston Churchill | I am the Prime Minister of England who led Britain during WWII. |
| Hirohito | I am the emperor who led Japan into WWII. |
| General Rommel | I am the German general who was responsible for taking over most of Northern Africa. |
| Neville Chamberlin | I am the British prime minister who invented the policy of appeasement. |
| Robert Oppenheimer | I am the American scientist who led the effort to construct the first atomic weapon. |
| Dwight Eisenhower | I am the American general in charge of U.S. troops in Europe during WWII. |
| Adolf Hitler | I am the founder of Nazism and led Germany through WWII. |
| Ethiopia | The first African country freed by the British. |
| Rhineland | A narrow strip of land that France lost to Germanybefore WWII. |
| Sudetenland | A large portion of Czechoslovakia annexed by Adolf Hitler. |
| Egypt | The country in which General Rommel was stopped during Operation Torch. |
| Russia | Where the German army met defeat as a result of the harsh winter conditions there. |
| Pearl Harbor | The American naval instillation that was attacked by surprise on December 7, 1941. |
| Poland | The country Hitler invaded which began WWII in 1939. |
| Holocaust | The systematic, bureaucratic, state sponsored persecution and murder of approximately six million Jews. |
| Appeasement | A British policy invented to give in to Hitler's demands in order to avoid war. |
| Collectivization | A Russian policy to take land and property so it could be shared by all. |
| Neutrality Acts | An American set of laws prohibiting the sale of arms or loans to any nations at war and meant to keep the U.S. out of war. |
| Lend Lease Act | An American law that allowed the U.S. to loan countries munitions and supplies during WWII. |
| Nationalism | An extreme form of patriotism that has led many nations into war. |
| Munich Agreement | Hitler's pledge after taking the Sudentenland not to pursue more territory. |
| Kellogg-Briand Pact | A pledge by 61 nations not to go to war ever again signed after WWI. |
| Mein Kamf | Hitler's book entitled, "My Struggle." |
| Yalta Conference | The meeting to end WWII by the "Big Three" -Churchill, Stalin, & FDR. |
| Manhattan Project | The American top-secret program to engineer the first atomic weapon. |
| Non-Agression Pact | An agreement between Germany and Russia pledging not to attack one another. |
| Blitzkrieg | Directly translates into "lightning war" and a new military strategy meant to overwhelm an opponent by using artillery, tanks, air force, etx. all at the same time. |
| Luftwaffe | The German air force. |
| G.I. Bill of Rights | An American law that provided educational & economic assistance to veterans. |
| Island Hopping | The U.S. plan to capture pacific territories. |
| United Nations | An international committee of countries working together to keep peace. |
| Kamikaze | Japanese suicide pilots. |
