| A | B |
|---|
| appeasement | giving into an aggressor to keep peace. |
| nonaggression pact | agreement between nations not to attack each other |
| braceros | mexican workers authorized to enter the U.S. during World WarII |
| zoot-suit riots | attack by U.S saliors against Mexican Americans in Los Angeles |
| internment | forced relocatoion and imprisonment of people |
| island-hopping | WWII strategy of of conquering only certain Pacific islands that were important to the Allied forces |
| kamikaze | WWII tactic used by Japanese pilots of crashing planes filled with explosives into Allied ships |
| atomic bomb | nuclear weapon that produced an explostion by spliting atoms |
| genocide | dilberate murder of an intire race |
| Blitzkrieg | fast-moving warfare used by German forces in Poland in 1939 |
| Maginot Line | forced march of tens of thousands of American had Filipino pisinors |
| Atlantic Charter | plegde signed by the U.S president and the British prime minister to have peace after WWII |
| D-Day | date of Allied invasion of france in World WarII |
| Bataan Death March | fored march of ten of thousands of AMerican and FIlipino prisoners during WWII up the Bataan Peninsula to interment camps |
| Holocaust | the Nazis killing of some six million jews |
| Manhatten Project | secret Allied project began in 1942 to develop an atomic bomb |
