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100

Many western nations resisted getting in Hitler's way due to fear of being dragged into another world war

Appeasement

100

Britain and the U.S. allied with this nation to fight the Axis powers

Soviet Union

100

What early battle had 2 million casualties and marked the first major turning point in the Allies favor? 

Battle of Stalingrad

100

The President of the United States during WWII

Franklin D. Roosevelt

100

May 8, 1945

V.E. Day

200

A type of governmental system in which the government has total control and uses force to keep its own citizens in line

Fascism

200

How did Allied forces counter the threat of German U-Boats?

Convoy System

Radar

Air power

200

Fighting up this peninsula gave the Allies momentum to turn the German army back towards Germany

Italian Campaign
200

Leader of Germany during WWII

Adolf Hitler

200

What happened to Hitler?

He committed suicide in his Berlin bunker

300

War reparations, recovering economy, strict anti-military rules, and other restrictions made 1920s Germany a difficult place to get ahead. This was caused by...

Treaty of Versailles

300

What were three main strategies of the Allies?

Europe First

Unconditional Surrender

Ally with Soviets

300

First major U.S. led campaign

North African Campaign

300

Prime Minister of Britain during WWII

Winston Churchill

300

Which Allied nation was the first into Berlin at the end of the war? 

Soviet Union

400

Due to the Neutrality Act of 1939, the U.S. could not sell military materials to allies on credit. To get around this, FDR signed what act in 1941? 

Lend-Lease Act

400

What was the first of three phases of late-war attacks that helped end the war in Europe?

Liberation of Paris

400

3 million Allied troops and over 4000 ships assault over 50 miles of beaches in northern France

Operation Overlord

D-Day

400

Leader of Italy during WWII

Benito Mussolini

400

How much money did the U.S. spend on the war? 

$300 billion

500

December, 1944, a final German push into Allied lines just over the border in Belgium. Snow and clouds kept Allied air support back until, finally, the Germans were pushed back.

Battle of the Bulge

500

Supreme Commander of Allied Forces during WWII

Dwight D. Eisenhower