Leaders
This Italian fascist leader allied with Hitler.
Benito Mussolini
This type of leader is in charge of a fascist nation.
Dictator
This event caused World War II to begin.
Invasion of Poland
Leaders of this government system are often elected due to an ongoing crisis or misinformation.
Fascism.
Leaders of the Axis Powers had this trait in common.
They were all fascist dictators.
This Soviet leader helped the Allied Powers defeat Germany.
Joseph Stalin
This term describes Japan before Emperor Meiji took power.
Isolationist.
August 6th, 1945.
Bombing of Hiroshima.
World War II involved every nation on earth, despite nations like Sweden claiming this status.
Neutral/ Neutrality.
This document caused hyperinflation in Germany.
Treaty of Versailles
This fascist leader was a soldier during World War I.
Adolf Hitler
Camps created by this policy stripped prisoners of their 1st and 5th amendment rights.
Executive Order 9066
Germany's bombing campaign against Great Britain's capital city.
The London Blitz
A fast, surprise style of warfare using planes and tanks on one target.
Blitzkrieg
A neutral nation surrounded by mountains, many historians called it "Hitler's secret ally."
Switzerland
Name one fascist leader who took power by force.
Joseph Stalin
Directly translates to "bomb-affected people."
Hibakusha
Daily Double (400)
Japanese incarceration during World War II violated these four 1st amendment rights.
This policy was used in hopes of avoiding another World War... and by mothers of toddlers in grocery stores.
appeasement
WWII began and ended in these years.
1939, 1945.
This U.S. president made the decision to drop atomic bombs on Japan.
Harry Truman
Germany relied heavily on air power during attacks on Britain because this geographic term made invasion difficult.
Natural Borders
The invasion of this region of Czechoslovakia was allowed by appeasement.
The Sudetenland
Daily Double (500)
In order to get elected, Adolf Hitler promised Germans he would solve this crisis.
This U.S. President was in charge for the majority of World War II.
(FDR) Franklin D. Roosevelt