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Vocabulary Terms
100

The fascist leader in Germany.

Who is Hitler?

100
This was the name for the alliance between Germany, Italy, and Japan.

Axis Powers

100

This event caused the United States to declare war on Japan.

Pearl Harbor

100

This group of people worked in the factories and were symbolized by Rosie the Riveter.

Women

100

A form of government that permits no individual freedoms.

Totalitarianism

200

The leader of Italy during WWII.

Mussolini

200

This was the name for the alliance between the United States, England, France, and eventually the Soviet Union.

Allied Powers

200

Japan's invasion of this country caused tension between the United States and Japan leading up to the war.

China

200

This group of people left the South to work in wartime industries, served in the military, and worked as nurses.

African Americans

200

The policy that Europeans (specifically Great Britain) practiced towards Hitler to avoid war.

Appeasement

300

This worldwide event allowed many dictators to take power across Europe.

The Great Depression

300

The invasion of this country officially started WWII.

Poland

300

The United States dropped atomic bombs on these two Japanese cities.

Hiroshima and Nagasaki

300

This group spoke in a code that could not be cracked by the Japanese.

Native Americans/Navajo

300

At the end of WWI, this caused Germany to accept blame for the war, pay reparations, and weaken its military.

Treaty of Versailles

400

The leader of the Soviet Union during WWII.

Stalin

400

This city was bombed by the Germans when they tried to take over England.

London

400

As a result of Pearl Harbor, the United States passed Executive Order 9066. This executive order...

Moved people of Japanese decent to internment camps.

400

The United States allowed some people from this group to come to the United States to work during the war. Some women in this group worked as linguists.

Latinos/Latinas

400

Hitler and Stalin came to an agreement not to fight each other and to work together to invade Poland.

Non-aggression Pact

500

The military leader of Japan during WWII.

Tojo

500

Name 3 battles we discussed that took place in Europe.

D Day, Battle of Britain, The Fall of France, Stalingrad, Leningrad, Battle of the Bulge, Invasion of Italy, Operation Barbarossa

500

Name three of the battles we talked about that took place against Japan.

Midway, Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, Okinawa

500

List three ways Americans contributed to the war effort.

Buying war bonds, planting victory gardens, rationing food and supplies, conducting different drives for materials

500

Leaders from various European countries came to an agreement with Hitler allowing Hitler to take over the Sudetenland (Western Czechoslovakia) and Hitler would not invade anywhere else.

Munich Agreement