What were one of the main objectives of the Empire of Japan, when they decided to attack the United States Navy at Pearl Harbor?

Select the World War II battles that were NOT fought at Sea.

Which World War II battles were fought on small Islands located in the Pacific Ocean?

African American solders were mostly accepted into this branch of the military during the Second World War.

The Mitsubishi "Zero", was built to counter these specific types of mechanized weapons used by the Allied Forces during WWII.

The Death March of Bataan, can be considered by most, as a direct violation of the War Crimes Act.

Only one country has used an Atomic weapon as a means to annihilate and completely obliterate an opponent during a time of a mutually declared war.

This country suffered the most losses, including but not limited to; human lives, property damage and compromised natural resources during WWII.

The 442nd regimental combat team, was the most decorated unit during world war two, but in doing so, they also suffered the most;

If history serves us correct, the third world war will also have it's roots in or near to this country.

"Rosie the Riveter" was propaganda used to depict women as a driving force being the war effort. Rosie was originally from this naval port city.

The 442nd Army Regiment of World War Two was the most decorated military unit of all-time. Battling racial prejudices, segregation and discrimination while continuously defeating the German Army.

Both North and South America were named after this explorer.

Explorers from Spain and Portugal sailed East in a attempt to to reach this country.

In 1560, his empire had the most powerful Navy in the world.

The Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria ships all belonged to this explorer.

He was the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe in a single expedition from 1577 to 1580.

This strategy involved combing air, land, and sea with Marines to navigate the challenging geography and distances toward Japan.

Which feature of WWI fighting created a stalemate in the early part of the war?

The map shows the American strategy of _________, where American forces tried to move closer and closer to the Japanese mainland so they could conduct bombing raids.

Who was the leader of the Soviet Union?

Winston Churchill was the leader of what country?

What battle is the pacific theater was vital to gain in order the bomb Japan

Who is this?

What would be the best title for this chart?

The photograph depicts which event of WWII?

Where was D-day (the invasion of by the Allies in Europe WW2)

Which battle is considered a turning point in the Pacific Theater during WWII due to the strategic planning and use of intelligence?

After what battle was the photo taken?

Great Britain fought on what side?

What Nations were part of the Axis Powers.

United States fought on what side?

Italy fought on what side?

Which countries are part of the Axis Powers in World War II?

The military strategy practice by Americans against the Japanese was called