Famous Leaders
Turning Points
Tech & Gear
The Home Front
Geography
100

This British PM promised "blood, toil, tears, and sweat."

Winston Churchill

100

The Allied invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944.

D-Day

100

 The "unbreakable" German code cracked by Alan Turing.

Enigma

100

This female character encouraged women to work in factories.

Rosie the Riveter

100

The country first invaded by Germany in Sept 1939.

Poland

200

Known as the "Desert Fox," he led the Afrika Korps.

Erwin Rommel

200

The 1942 naval battle turning point in the Pacific.

Battle of Midway

200

The secret U.S. project to build the atomic bomb

Manhattan Project

200

The mandatory limiting of goods like sugar and gas.

Rationing

200

French city site of a massive 1940 evacuation.

Dunkirk

300

U.S. General and Supreme Allied Commander in Europe.

Dwight Eisenhower

300

Brutal winter battle and turning point on the Eastern Front.

 Stalingrad

300

 This Japanese fighter plane was known for its agility.

Zero

300

U.S. President who signed the Japanese internment order.

FDR

300

The "Big Three" met here in 1945 to plan the peace.

Yalta

400

This Emperor of Japan reigned during the entire war.

Hirohito

400

 North African battle where the British beat Rommel.

El Alamein

400

B-29 bomber that dropped the first atomic bomb.

Enola Gay

400

These "bonds" were sold to citizens to fund the war.

War Bonds

400

Tiny island site of a famous flag-raising photo.

 Iwo Jima

500

Free French leader who broadcast from London.

 Charles de Gaulle

500

Code name for the German invasion of the USSR.

Operation Barbarossa

500

 World's first long-range missiles used by Germany.

 V-1/V-2 Rockets

500

"Gardens" grown by civilians to prevent food shortages.

Victory Gardens

500

 Series of French defenses that Germany bypassed.

Maginot Line

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