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The government gains control over a territory not under their jurisdiction.

Annex

100

Used under Hitler to kill prisoners immediately


Death Camps


100

military blockade

Siege

100

Favors dictatorial government, repression of all opposition. 

Fascism

100

No discrimination in industries

Fair Employment 

Practices Commission

200


A political leader rules with absolute power, usually by force. 


Dictator

200


Aerial battle 1940 German v Britain



Battle of Britain


200

founded after World War II for international peace.


United Nations 


200

June 6, 1944; Allied forces landed in Normandy, France

D-Day

200


Systematic extermination of millions of European Jews, etc



Holocaust 


300


American-born children of Japanese immigrants. 


Nisei

300


The capture of successive islands from the Japanese.  



Island Hopping 


300


December 7, 1941 bombed by Japan



Pearl Harbor 


300

1939; UK & France buy goods from the US, transported by them.

Cash and Carry

300


1941; act to sell, lend or lease arms to Allies



Lend-Lease Act 


400


(RAF) Britain's air force



Royal Air Force


400


The gathering of resources and preparation for war.



Mobilization 


400

1939 Germany and Russia not to fight. 

Soviet-German 

Non-Aggression Pact

400


Code based on Navajo language The Japanese never broke 



Code Talker


400

Code name for U.S. code-breaking operations against Japanese.


Magic


500

Women Appointed for Volunteer Emergency Service in the Navy

WAVES

500

The Allied invasion of Normandy in June of 1944. 


Operation Overlord 


500

Women's Army Corps

WACs

500


giving up military weapons


Disarmament

500



Promote patriotism united behind war effort


Office of War 

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