Where did the Japanese force prisoners to make a "death march" to a prison camp?

American troops in the Pacific were under the command of American general _____________________.

The Japanese were using a military strategy called "island hopping".

A kamikaze was a ___________________.

The Manhattan Project was a plan to station more U.S. troops in New York City.

The war with Japan ended when the United States ___________

The number of people killed in World War II was

The Allies helped the Soviets defeat Germany, and then they turned their attention to North Africa.

The German general in command of Axis forces in North Africa was ____________________

After defeating the Germans in North Africa, the Allied forces next moved on to ___________________

What code name did the Allies call their planned invasion of occupied Europe

The Germans won the Battle of the Bulge.

The Nazis attempted genocide of the Jews.

How did the United States refocus its economy when it entered World War II?

In World War II, women were finally allowed to fight in combat.

Which was not a way the United States raised money to pay for the war?

American soldiers were called "GIs" because

Americans had to conserve and limit the use of items that were scarce. This is called

During World War II, the army began training whites and African Americas together for the first time.

The "code talkers" were Native Americans who ________

After the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, many Japanese Americans were

World War II officially began when Great Britain and France declared war on Germany two days after Hitler invaded

The meaning of blitzkrieg is

A string of steel-and-concrete bunkers along the French-German border was known as the

Who was the prime minister of Great Britain

Isolationist believed that the United States should join the war to help France and Great Britain.

The United States entered World War II because

Which dictator was head of the Fascist Party?

Adolf Hitler was the head of Germany's

The Axis alliance was made up of

A law that allowed the United States to loan money and supplies to the Allied nations that were at war.

At the Munich conference, the Allied powers planned to give the Sudetenland to Germany as

After the appeasement, Hitler kept his promise and never invaded the rest of Czechoslovakia.

Hitler was free to invade Poland because he signed a non-aggression pact with

A character used in propaganda to persuade women to help with the war effort was

Little Boy was the first atomic bomb dropped on this city

Fat Man was the second atomic bomb dropped on this Japanese city

Important link and waterway between Europe and Africa that the Nazis wanted to control

Secret group that developed the atomic bomb

V-E Day is

Franklin D. Roosevelt died on

The Enola Gay was

General Douglas MacArthur's strategy of island hopping was to jump from one island to the next until the Allied powers reached

Organization created after World War I to promote peace but was later replaced by the United Nations in 1945

During World War II, the Nazis killed as many as 6 million Jews. What has this become known as?

The reason that Truman decided to use the atomic bomb

Germany did not defeat Great Britain in the Battle of Britain because

Causes of World War II include

The Allied Powers included

Country that practiced imperialism and invaded Manchuria, the Philippines, and Burma

The Germans trapped the Allied troops at Dunkirk. The Allied troops

Dwight D. Eisenhower landed his Allied troops on the Normandy coast on June 6, 1944. What was this day known as?

Where were Nazi war criminals tried?

Which two costly Allied victories brought the Allies with easy reach of Japan?

World War II ended when Japan surrendered on

World War II lasted from

Who was President during most of World War II?

African American hero of World War II. A local park in our area is named after him

After World War I, this treaty made Germany angry (a BRAT) and is considered one of the causes of World War II.