Who's Who of WWII
This was the Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces in Europe.
Who was General Dwight D. Eisenhower?
This battle is the bloodiest battle in world history.
What was the Battle of Stalingrad?
This agreement signed between Russia and the German Reich in which they agreed not to attack one another as they divided up Eastern Europe.
What was the Nonaggression Pact of 1939?
This is the Date of the Attack on Pearl Harbor.
What is December 7 1941?
These are the 3 World Leaders that met at the Yalta Conference. Also, list which leader belongs to which Country.
Who is FDR - US, Churchill - UK, and Stalin- USSR?
These two islands close to Japan gave the United States a launching point to continuously bomb Japan in air raids.
What are Okinawa and Iwo Jima?
The US government sold these to United States citizens in order to help pay for the war.
What are war bonds?
These are the two Cities that had the atomic bombs dropped on them to end WWII.
What are Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
These 3 European Leaders instituted fascism in their respective Countries. List both the leader and which Country they belonged to.
Who are Hitler - Germany, Mussolini - Italy, and Franco - Spain?
This Battle was the turning point of the war in North Africa and allowed for the surrender of Gen. Rommel in Tunisia. This then allowed for the first invasion of Europe to Occur in Sicily.
What is the Battle of El Alamein?
This Office, created during WWII, was tasked with regulating the price ceiling of goods to prevent inflation.
What was the Office of Price Administration?
This invasion at the 5 beaches of Normandy starting on June 6, 1944, put the Allies on the Offensive in Europe and allowed the Allies to push the Germans out of France.
What is D-Day also known as Operation Overlord?
This individual was the leader of the Manhattan Project and is credited with creating the Atomic Bomb.
Who was J. Robert Oppenheimer?
These two Battles became turning points in the Pacific Theater. They were fought as defensive holdouts of important positions to move closer to the Japanese mainland.
What are the Battles of Midway and Guadalcanal?
This law passed in 1944 helped veterans who returned home from the war restart their lives by giving them subsidized housing, and cheaper access to Higher Education.
What was the GI Bill of Rights?
This general was Quoted as saying, "I will return" after his defeat in the Philippines. What Battle was lost resulting in this defeat?
Who was the Supreme Commander of the Allied forces in the Pacific, General Douglas MacArthur? What is the Battle of Bataan?
Which world leader, after the Munich Pact (1938) was quoted saying, "We have achieved Peace in our Time" after giving Hitler the Sudetenland?
Who was British PM, Neville Chamberlain?
These two Battles were attempts to break down British moral and cause a surrender without invasion of the British Isles.
What are the Battles of Britain and the Atlantic?
This official French and British Policy leading up to WWII was the main reason the Allies were slow to act against German advancement.
What is Appeasement?
In the case of this Person v. the United States, this Japanese person was told his rights were not violated by being forced to relocate to an Internment camp.
Who was Korematsu?