The name of the fascist dictator of Spain

The name of the fascist dictator of Italy

The name of the fascist dictator of the USSR

Who was president of the US during WWII?

Which president ordered the dropping of the atomic bombs?

What organization failed to stop dictators from taking territories, from 1931-1938?

Hitler was appeased for what territory, in return for a promise to not take any further territory?

Hitler's homeland that he took without opposition in 1938

the industrial territory that Hitler re-militarized in 1935 without opposition from the League of Nations

the country that Stalin and Hitler both invaded in 1939; this was the last straw for the Allies, who declared war thereafter

Which British prime minister appeased Hitler at the Munich Conference for the Sudetenland?

What was the event called where gangs of Nazi thugs broke into Jewish synagogues, businesses, and homes and caused a lot of destruction? Then they blamed it on the Jews...

the worst concentration camp; Hitler placed it in Poland

when the Nazi leaders were taken to court by the world and sentenced to death; after WWII

Hitler's name for the Holocaust, it included gas chambers, starvation, etc of Jews, Poles, Gypsies, etc

Which laws said it was illegal for the US to trade with nations at war, 1934-1936?

FDR's first decision to send military weapons to Churchill, it included old ships in exchange for military bases around the British empire

an amendment to the Neutrality Acts in 1939, passed after the invasion of Poland, where the US would trade with countries at war, but NO LOANS and the British/French would have to take the goods back on their own boats

FDR allowing the US to finally give loans to the Allies and let them borrow military equipment

Why did the US get involved in WWII?

the last German offensive of the war

opened up a true second front against Hitler

first defensive victory against Japan

growing your own vegetables was considered patriotic

arguably FDR's worst violation of civil rights

the government required people to limit their purchases during WWII

the nickname of the women who went to the factories in order to make the ships and airplanes for the war