Rise of Fascism/Causes
European Theater
Pacific Theater
The Holocaust
People
100
The German invasion of this country forced Britain and France to declare war on Germany.

Poland

100

The first Axis power to surrender to Allied forces.

Italy

100

This Allied strategy allowed US forces to slowly inch closer to Japan through the Pacific.

Island Hopping

100

These were areas within urban centers (cities) where Jewish people were forced to live while awaiting transport to a concentration camp.

Ghettos

100

American president for most of WWII.

FDR

200

This attack led to the United States Entry into WWII.

Attack on Pearl Harbor

200

This was the largest amphibious invasion attempted in military history. 

D-Day, Allied Invasion of Normandy, Operation Overlord

200

High numbers of American (blank) led the leaders to believe that an invasion of mainland Japan was nearly impossible

Casualties/Death

200

The total Jewish population of Europe before the Holocaust.

9 Million

200

The fascist dictator of Italy

Benito Mussolini

300

This agreement was signed by Italy and Germany, allying them together before WWII.

Pact of Steel

300
The new battle strategy used by the German army, allowed them to quickly occupy much of Euorope.

The Blitzkrieg

300

This major naval battle turned the tide of the Pacific Theater in the United States favor.

Battle of Midway
300

This term refers to hatred or prejudice against Jewish people.

Anti-Semitism

300

Prime Minister of England for most of WWII.

Winston Churchill

400

This term refers to the economic crisis experienced by the Weimar Republic. Money became almost useless.

Hyperinflation

400

This battle was the final major German offensive of the war. It gets it's name from the shape that was created in the Allied front line.

Battle of the Bulge

400

Japan invaded China before WWII, this city was the site of a horrific massacre against the Chinese people.

Nanjing

400

The two laws (1935) that framed Judaism as a race rather than a religion.

The Nuremburg Race Laws

400

The fascist dictator of Spain.

Francisco Franco

500

This incident gave Hitler an opportunity to take power away from the Weimar Republic. He blamed Communist and Jewish groups for the event.

The Reichstag Fire

500

This German city was firebombed by Allied forces, leading to about 35,000 civilian casualties.

Dresden

500

These two islands were the final two taken in the United States island hopping campaign. Both were incredibly bloody battles. (Name one)

Okinawa/Iwo Jima

500

Adolf Hitler had a racist vision of society where this "race" of people was the only race.

Aryan

500

American President who made the decision to use nuclear weapons against Japan.

Harry Truman

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