Beacon History WWII - Part 3 Review

Since nothing was happening between the French and British troops and the German troops, newspapers called the engagement this.

• A bunch of nothing

• The Phony War

Hitler’s real reason for his surprise attack on Denmark and Norway was so he could build bases to attack this place.

• Great Britain

• France

The German offensive trapped 400,00 French and British troops on the beaches of this place.

• Dunkirk

• Normandy

On June 22, 1940, this country was given terms of surrender by Hitler.

• France

• Italy

For two months, Hitler used his 2000 planes to bomb this British city,

• London

• Paris

Although he knew Americans were deeply committed to staying out of the war, he believed that there could be no peace in a world controlled by dictators.

• Winston Churchill

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

The nations of Germany, Italy and Japan became known as this.

• Axis Powers

• Imperial Powers

The agreement between Great Britain and the United States pledging collective security, disarmament, self-determination, economic cooperation and freedom of the seas.

• Atlantic Charter

• Fourteen Points

The Chief of Staff of the Kwantung Army, he launched the invasion of China.

• Emperor Hirohito

• Hideki Tojo

The largest U.S. naval base in the Pacific, it was attacked by more than 180 Japanese war planes on December 7th 1941

• Pearl Harbor

• Guantanamo Bay