Strategy
Battles
Dates
Maps
Appeasement
Random
100
Skipping over heavily fortified islands and focusing on strategic locations
Island-hopping or leapfrogging
100
This long battle was a turning point on the Eastern front
Battle of Stalinngrad
100
May 8, 1945
V-E Day
100
The countries in green on this map represent this group.
Allies
100
The strategy of appeasement was used to attempt to prevent war with this country.
Germany
100
U.S. President who made the decision to use the atomic bomb
Harry Truman
200
Germany used this tactic to take over Western Europe.
Blitzkrieg
200
This Allied victory was a turning point in North Africa.
Battle of El Alamein
200
August 15, 1945
V-J Day
200
This map represents this battle strategy.
Island-hopping (or leapfrogging)
200
Hitler repeatedly broke this treaty in the years before WWII.
Treaty of Versailles
200
The capital of Germany, where Hitler died by suicide on April 30, 1945
Berlin
300
Germany and Finland used this tactic against Leningrad
Blockade or seige
300
The Luftwaffe and RAF fought in this battle
Battle of Britain
300
June 6, 1944
D-Day
300
This map shows this empire at its largest in 1942.
Japanese Empire
300
Agreement that gave the Sudetenland to Hitler
Munich Agreement
300
This was the code name for the project to develop the atomic bomb
Manhattan Project
400
Germany targeted civilians in this bombing campaign
The Blitz
400
This battle on the Western Front in June 1940 led to a quick surrender
Battle of France
400
December 7, 1941
Pearl Harbor attack
400
This map represents the plan for this operation carried out by Germany.
Operation Barbarossa
400
"Anschluss" was the term for this country reuniting with Germany.
Austria
400
American, British, and Canadian troops landed here on D-Day
Normandy
500
Hitler planned to weaken this nation's air defenses before invading
Britain
500
This June 1942 battle was a turning point in the Pacific
Battle of Midway
500
July 16, 1945
First successful test of the atomic bomb
500
The line on this map represents this.
Maginot Line
500
Hitler took this region of Czechoslovakia in September 1938
Sudetenland
500
These two battles proved to America how deadly it would be to invade Japan.
Iwo Jima and Okinawa