Who was the prime minister of England?

Who ruled as a dictator in Italy?

World War 2 helped America come out of _________________ by providing jobs for people.

What event ended the war in Europe?

December 7, 1941 .....

The decision to drop atonic bomb was made by ...

Who was the political leader of Japan during WWII?

The celebration when Japan surrendered is better known as?

Total control of the country by a dictator; controls all necessary aspects of political, social and economic life.

Government led by Hitler

Benito Mussolini was the leader of which government?

Which TWO countries signed the Non-Aggresion Pact?

Russia government led by Joseph Stalin.

Giving in to someone's demands to keep them happy.

U.S. Policy when WW2 started.

Britain and France appeased Hitler and provided him with _______________.

Germany’s military strategy, known as _______________, relied on quick strikes with the use of advanced weaponry.

The measure that enabled the United States to provide arms and other supplies to Great Britain and its allies was known as the _______________.

Japan’s policy of expansion in the early 20th century was motivated by

Japan’s invasion of China in 1937 and Germany’s attack on Poland in 1939 led directly to

Which of these World War II events happened first?

England Tank General who won many battles during the war. He was thought sometimes to be too cautious by American leaders

Was the leading tank General Germany in Africa and on the Western Front of France

Known as “ll Duce” was a Fascist leader of Italy. Started a political group called the Black shirts that intimidated voters and people that attempted to run against him.

Military Leader of Japan during WWII

Republic leader of China during WWII

“Known as a soldiers General” Served under Patton in Europe but eventually was given command of the largest unit of the war.

Was the leader of the French Resistance and was president of France once France was liberated

Was head of American troops in Europe.

Said ‘I Shall Return” Head of American troops in the Pacific

Was the famous American Tank General who marched his troops 150 miles during the winter to relieve the troops at the Battle of the Bulge.

Choose two reason as to why the United States was attacked by Japan.

What other U.S. areas did Japan attack on the same day of Pearl Harbor

By May 1942 the American controlled island since 1898 fell under control of the Japanese. 70,000 American and native soldiers were captured and forced to march nearly 100 miles through brutal conditions, malnourished, dehydrated, some were beheaded, had limbs cut off or simply shot for falling behind. What is this event know as?

Women’s main contribution to the war was ?

Native Americans that created their own secret code were known as?

Who said, “I have Returned”?

Though, not many had to wait to be called to duty, what was the name recruited into service?

Who might have said, Although I was interned during the war, America is still my home?

Japan officially surrendered ending WWII on the Battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay on

Poland is invaded by Germany to start WWII?

June 6^th 1944, American, British and French troops cross the English Channel with 5,000 landing craft and warships. It would be known as one of America’s greatest accomplishments of the war. Early estimation thought that 7 out of 10 men would be killed, yet the commanders still went ahead. What is this famous battle known as?

_____ It was a battle fought entirely at sea. After searching for one another’s carriers and battle ships in the Pacific, American spotter planes found the Japanese Fleet. Though the Americans sustained some damage due to earlier Japanese attacks, they were able to get enough planes in the air to surprise the Japanese who had their bombers loaded and still on the flight deck. “Boys we caught them with their pants down”, and we sank three of four of Japan’s major carriers. It would be Japans last offensive operation of the war. That Battle is known as?

What organization was formed after WWII which 100’s of countries would come together to maintain peace between nations.

The policy where Soviet Union burned every building, method of communication, and transportation to slow down their advancing enemy.

the United States first dropped the Atomic bomb on what Japanese City?

The plan to help Germany and Japan recover from the devastation of the War was better known as?

Name of the German Air Force?

July 1942 – Feb. 1943 German troops surround one of the Soviets major cities. With many courageous individuals and great Soviet leadership, they are able to overcome the German siege and for the first time of the war had the Germans retreating since they crossed into Poland. What is the famous Battle that lasted 6 months known as?

Hitler’s troops used a new type of war tactic that included the advancement of tanks, supported by airplanes and followed up by troops. This quick strike tactic is known as

April 1945 to June 1945 just 350 miles away from Japan, this was the bloodiest battle of the pacific. 49,000 allied troops were killed 100,000 Japanese were killed. Kamikaze –suicide bombers were sent in bombed several Allied targets including destroyers off the coast as well as land troops. The Americans ended up taking the tiny Island.

Volcanic Island that was considered by many as the D-Day of the Pacific. American troops had taken months to get the Japanese to surrender this island, and the famous place where the soldiers were pictured raising the American Flag.

What was the time period which Nazi Germany rounded up 6 million jews, put them in ghettos and eventually sent them to death camps to die under many systematic methods.

What was not one of the theories behind the rise of the dictator before WWII?

Who did Japan attack in 1939 in an effort to increase its control for more natural resources

Name of meeting where leaders of Soviet Union, England and the United States met to discuss the what to do with Europe after the War.

When was the United States attacked by Japan at Pearl Harbor

When did the United States begin to put Japanese Americans in Internment Camps

When did Germany Officially surrender to the Allied Powers, better known as V-E Day ( Victory in Europe)

United States Declares war on Japan on?

When was the Munich Conference held

Germany Invades France

The Bataan Death March takes place in what month and year of WWII?

3 day battle by entirely sea better known as the Battle of Midway takes place?

What famous battle of WWII began on the Eastern Front August 1942 and lasted till February of 1943

D- Day the greatest victory in American history started?

Battle of the Bulge took place.

The Yalta Conference between the Allied Countries to discuss the end of the war happened?

The Battle of Iwo Jima took place?

Battle of Okinawa happened

Hitler commits suicide on?

U.S drops atomic bomb on the city of Hiroshima

U.S drops the Atomic bomb on Nagasaki on?

Was Known as the Angel of Death at Auschwitz

Was the Head of Nazi Propaganda during WWII

Was the Head of the S. S.

Was a Jewish spy for the nazi's and turned in their fellow Jews.