7.8 - 7.10
This revivalist preacher condemned drinking, gambling, & dancing. His last name is even the same as the day of the week most people would go to church.
Billy Sunday
This treaty had great support among women, including Jane Addams, and was an attempt at ending "wars of aggression."
Its name is very similar to the Kellogg cereal brand.
Kellogg-Briand Pact
Shrek, Fiona, and ________ travel to the kingdom of Far Far Away to meet Fiona's parents.
Donkey
This military operation shares the same name as a British word for "flashlight." It was also the first major amphibious offensive for the Allies and was intended to drive the Germans out of N. Africa 7 & the Mediterranean.
Operation Torch
This bombing operation was considered a surprise attack meant to cripple the US navy fleet in the Pacific.
Pearl Harbor
When America raised taxes on foreign goods under the Hawley-Smoot Tariff (1930), European nations responded by doing what?
Raising taxes on American goods
Besides war bonds, the US government financed the second world war by raising this.
Income taxes
Who is the Fairy Godmother's son?
Prince Charming
This strategy was used in the Pacific theater of the war where Allied forces pre-selected which islands to capture and use for launching bombing raids.
Island Hopping
This city, quickly followed by Nagasaki, was destroyed by a nuclear bomb as an attempt to break the Japanese spirit to fight.
Hiroshima
This law guaranteed a minimum wage, maximum of 40 hours of work plus overpay, and making 16 the minimum age for most jobs.
Fair Labor Standards Act
This policy of protecting British ships participating in the Lend-Lease Act allowed the US to participate in an undeclared naval war.
What was it called?
Shoot - On Sight
Fiona's father had his own fairy tale. What was he originally?
A frog
This was the code name for the covert research and experimentation project for nuclear weapons. Despite the name, the project included refinery plants in TN and WA along with testing sites in Nevada.
Manhattan Project
While Germany, Italy, and Japan were called the Axis powers, America, France, Britain and later Russia were called this.
Allied Powers
Though treated as a modest, family-friendly character, Snow White seems to be designed to look like one of these from the Roaring 20s.
Flapper
Men from this Native American tribe supported the war effort serving by encoding and decoding messages.
Navajo
This strange creature is a feared assassin but is later adored by fans as the cutest fairy tale characters.
Puss in Boots
This ship carried hundreds of Jewish refugees seeking asylum in America. Unfortunately, the US denied them entry due to having the incorrect visas. They returned to Europe with many being sent to concentration camps.
USS St. Louis
This Pacific battle has a number of movies and books made about it. One included a John Wayne film that focused on its volcanic sands. Clint Eastwood made two!
Iwo Jima
This "Kingfish" promised a basic income of $5000 and almost became a serious rival of FDR before being assassinated.
Huey Long
This unit was manned completely by Japanese Americans. Despite discrimination and mistrust, this unit became one of the most highly decorated for their acts of bravery.
The 442nd
What was the name of the giant ginger bread man?
Mongo
FDR was criticized for doing this at the Yalta Conference.
Giving away Eastern Europe to the Soviets
This battle got its name from the way the Germans tried to break through Allied lines in Europe. Its been depicted in many films and TV adaptations including a Band of Brothers.
Battle of the Bulge