a philosophy that emphasizes the importance of a national or ethnic group and the supreme authority of its leader

a term referring to the process of removing enemies and undesirable individuals from power

the form of fascism practiced by Hitler and his followers

A term describing the combined forces of Germany Italy and Japan

this term describes the powers that opposed the Axis powers and included the United States and the Soviet Union

a policy of giving in to a competitor’s or aggressor’s demands in order to keep the peace

meaning lightning war this was a new military tactic in WWII that relied on a fast air and land combined strike to take the enemy by surprise

a supposedly independent country that is actually controlled by an outside force

a series of acts passed by Congress aimed at keeping the US from entering WWII

permitted the trade of non-military goods to nations involved in the war if they paid cash and transported them themselves

allowed the president to send aid to any country he believed necessary to American security

required all males age 21 to 36 to register for military service and a limited number of men would be selected to serve from the pool

or Government Issue was a name that American servicemen started calling themselves during WWII

a set of principles agreed upon by the US and Britain that would become the basis for the United Nations

a military tactic of spreading bombs over a wide area rather than trying to pinpoint a target

the day the Allied Powers began to invade Western Europe

discrimination and hostilities directed at Jews

meaning night of broken glass when Nazis destroyed Jewish stores homes and synagogues

referring to Nazi Germany’s systematic elimination of Jews and other undesirables