Weapons
What kind of bomb was dropped on Japan?
Nuclear bomb
What country stayed neutral for the beginning of the war?
The United States.
What act allowed the U.S to sell/lend equipment to other countries?
The Lend-Lease Act
The war between Germany in Russia?
Battle of Stalingrad
What event started WW2?
Germany invading poland
What did the Japanese use as a weapon by crashing them into enemy ships?
Planes
What country annexed Austria?
Germany
What act said that the United States was going to stay neutral at the beginning of the war?
The Neutrality Act
What battle involved Germany dropping bombs on Great Britain?
The Battle of Britain
What was the first city in Japan that got hit with an atomic bomb?
Hiroshima
What weapon shot out a large flame?
Flame Thrower
What countries were part of the Axis powers?
Germany, Italy, japan
What treaty was a cause of the beginning of WW2?
Treaty of Versailles
What was the Japanese bombing Pearl Harbor called?
The bombing of Pearl Harbor
What did the Nazis call war where you very quickly overwhelm your enemy so they cannot defend themselves?
"Lightning war" Or "Blitzkrieg"
What weapon was thrown and exploded after impact?
Grenade
What countries were part of the Allied powers?
Great Britain, The United States, and Russia.
Did the Neutrality act allow arms trade with other countries?
yes
What battle was when Britain was fighting Germany to try to stop them from seizing Egypt?
Battle of El Alamein
A medical experiment unit of imperial japan that would conduct deadly experiments on civilians/captured prisoners?
Unit 731
What vehicle had tracks and very large artillery?
Tank
What country invaded Manchuria?
Japan
What act was passed that increased federal power 2 weeks after the bombing of Pearl Harbor?
War Powers Act of 1941
What battle was top secret and was an invasion on Germany in Normandy?
D-Day
What country did Hitler decide to invade that went against his non-aggression pact?
Russia