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World War II

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  • Prisons where the Nazis enslaved and murdered millions of Jews during World War II.
    CONCENTRATION CAMPS
  • Fictional character on government posters that symbolizes women working in factories during World War II.
    ROSIE THE RIVETER
  • Gardens planted by families in the United States to help prevent a food shortage during World War II.
    VICTORY GARDENS
  • A policy of remaining apart from the affairs or interests of other groups especially the political affairs of other countries.
    ISOLATIONISM
  • Why did the US join in the fight in World War II?
    JAPAN BOMBED PEARL HARBOR
  • Pact that guaranteed Poland territories to Stalin and Hitler and also neutrality to the Soviet Union.
    GERMAN-SOVIET PACT (MOLOTOV-RIBBENTROP PACT)
  • What major countries made up the Allied powers of World War II?
    GREAT BRITAIN, RUSSIA (SOVIET UNION), FRANCE AND THE USA
  • Leader of Japan during World War II.
    EMPEROR HIROHITO
  • Restricting how much people can buy.
    RATIONING
  • The day the Allies celebrated victory over Germany.
    VE DAY (VICTORY IN EUROPE DAY)
  • International Organization to keep peace after World War II.
    UNITED NATIONS
  • Allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy and took France back from Germany. (Largest sea invasion ever)
    D DAY
  • Suicide missions by Japanese pilots in World War II.
    KAMIKAZE
  • President Truman appointed _______________ as one of the original US representatives to the United Nations.
    ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
  • Which two cities were bombed by atomic bombs in Japan?
    HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI
  • After World War II, German leaders were put on trial for the horrendous actions taken during the war.
    NUREMBERG WAR CRIMES TRIALS
  • Which main countries made up the Axis Powers in World War II?
    GERMANY, ITALY AND JAPAN
  • Leader of Great Britain during World War II.
    WINSTON CHURCHILL
  • Leader of Italy during World War II.
    BENITO MUSSOLINI
  • Leader of the Nazi Party in Germany during World War II.
    ADOLF HITLER
  • Leader of the Soviet Union (Russia) during World War II.
    JOSEPH STALIN
  • A leader who gains complete control over a country's government.
    DICTATOR
  • Group of African American fighter pilots that fought in World War II.
    TUSKEGEE AIRMEN
  • To make free, grant freedom to.
    LIBERATE
  • Prejudice or cruel and unfair treatment against Jews.
    ANTI-SEMITISM
  • The murder of more than 6 million Jews by Hitler during World War II.
    THE HOLOCAUST
  • United States president when World War II started.
    FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT
  • When and what event started World War II?
    HITLER INVADED POLAND ON SEPTEMBER 1ST, 1939 
  • American president who made the decision to drop the atomic bombs on Japan ending World War II.
    HARRY TRUMAN