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The three countries originally in the Axis Powers 

Japan, Germany, Italy

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Who was President of the US in WW2

Franklin D. Roosevelt

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What were people doing at home to help during the war?

Rationing food, victory gardens, war bonds, scrap drives, not talking about the war

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Which invasion marked the beginning of liberation for Western Europe?

D-Day 

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The genocide of European Jews and other groups by the Nazis during World War II

The Holocaust

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Name 3 Allied countries who fought in WW2

USA, UK, Soviet Union, France

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A form of nationalism and fascism, this type of government was based on racial hatred and committed violent hatred toward Jews.

Nazism

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From 1935-37 the US Congress passed a series of laws designed to limit the ability of US companies to trade with "belligerent" nations.

The Neutrality Acts (1935-37)

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Information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.

Propaganda

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Which two Japanese cities were destroyed by atomic bombs?

Hiroshima & Nagasaki

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What was the Final Solution?

To imprison and murder Jews. political dissidents, people with disabilities, gypsies and homosexuals

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The US initially wished to stay out of WW1 and WW2. What is the name of the policy when a nation tries to stay out of foreign affairs? 

Isolationism

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September 1, 1939 Hitler invades this country officially beginning WW2

Poland

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When was the Attack on Pearl Harbor?

December 7, 1941

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How did life change significantly for women?

They filled in jobs that men usually filled during World War 2

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What is the name of the strategy used in the Pacific Theater in which Allied forces would bypass heavily defended islands?

Island Hopping

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What was the name of the UK prime minister AFTER 1940?

Winston Churchill

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Who was Emperor Hirohito?

Supreme  leader of Japan

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A peace agreement signed in 1919 that ended World War I and required Germany to give up 10% of its European territory, give up all of its overseas colonies, pay reparations to the Allies, and demilitarize their army.

The Treaty of: a) Versailles b) Arnhem c) Paris

Treaty of Versailles


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Provide at least one reason for US neutrality at the start of WWII.

Isolationism, fear of WWI repeat, America First, Great Depression

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What was the name of the female character meant to encourage women to go work in factories?

Rosie the Riveter

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What two machines became the most important naval weapons in the Pacific Theater?

Airplanes & Aircraft Carriers

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What was the name of the project that led to the creation of the atomic bombs?

The Manhattan Project

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What was the imprisonment of Japanese Americans called?

*Bonus - In what year did it begin, and when did it end?


Internment

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Granting potential enemy’s wishes in order to avoid conflict

eg The Munich Agreement

Appeasement

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What were the names of the two policies that gave the US government greater power to trade with belligerent nations?

Cash and Carry Policy

The Lend Lease Act

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What was the name of the campaign to get African Americans to fight both against racism at home and against fascism abroad?

Double Victory

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What was the name of the Allied war policy to focus their war effort in Europe before turning to the Japanese?

Germany First (Europe First) Policy

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Who was the fascist leader of Italy from 1922-44?

Benito Mussolini

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Freedom from want, freedom from fear, freedom of religion and freedom of speech are the...

Four Freedoms set forth by FDR

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