Fascism
This is the literal meaning of the word "fascio," from which "Fascism" derives
What is "bundle"
World War was officially declared when Germany invaded this country, in September of 1939
What is Poland
In 1944 this U.S. president was re-elected after a successful campaign against Thomas E. Dewey
Who is Franklin Delano Roosevelt
These were sold on tours across the United States; citizens would pay for them, with the promise of a monetary return after the war.
What are War Bonds
This language was used by the US Military get around Germany's advanced decoding efforts
What is Navajo
This Fascist leader was commonly known as Il Duce
Who is Benito Mussolini
The famous image of five men hoisting a U.S. flag took place on this island, also what we call the battle that took place
What is Iwo Jima
These were a series of Acts passed by Congress in the 1930s in an attempt to ensure that the U.S. would not find itself involved in another world war.
What are the Neutrality Acts
These staples of women's fashion were rationed because the material was needed for making parachutes
What are nylons
Mussolini, Hitler, and this other world leader all died within one month of each other
Who is Roosevelt
This played an important role in the rise of Fascism; so much that Germany even named someone, Joseph Goebells, "Minister" of it.
What is propaganda
These men were the first Black military aviators in the United States armed service
This country was the largest recipient of money from the United States leading up to the US's own involvement in the war
What is the United Kingdom
Executive Order 9066, issued in 1942, decreed that these citizens of the U.S. would be incarcerated
Who are Japanese-Americans
On July 16, 1945 the Manhattan Project successfully detonated a nuclear atomic bomb in the dessert of this U.S. state
What is New Mexico
Part of Japan's early Fascism was displayed in its invasion of Manchuria, a province in this country
What is China
D-Day, the largest seaborne invasion in world history, was launched June 6, 1944 with allied troops from The United States, Britain, and this country
What is Canada
This Treaty, which ended WWI, dealt harshly with Germany and in some ways contributed to its rise of Nationalism, setting the stage for WWII
What is the Treaty of Versailles
This was the first thing to be rationed during WWII in the United States
What are tires
By far the largest population of deaths in WWII came from this country
What is the USSR (Russia)
In November of 1938, Nazis coordinated a mass event of violence against Jewish people and places of business and worship which was known as Kristallnacht, or the Night of this
What is Broken Glass
This last major German offensive, also called The Battle of the Ardennes, became the bloodiest and most costly in terms of American lives through all of WWII
What is the Battle of the Bulge
This Fascist-led country was officially able to stay neutral during the war, mostly out of self-interest
What is Spain
This popular Kraft product became a staple for families at dinner time during WWII, selling 50 million boxes over the span of the war
What is Macaroni and Cheese
This word refers to Germany's lightning fast offensive force in battle