What was the WWII era effort of black Americans to gain "a victory over racism at home as well as victory abroad?"

What were the German laws defining the status of Jews and withdrawing the citizenship of people without "Aryan blood?"

What was Hitler's expansionist theory based on a drive to acquire "living space" for the German people?

What was the term coined by US President Roosevelt describing America's role in supplying the British and Soviets with materials to fight the Axis?

What was the influential book written by Adolf Hitler describing his life and ideology?

What was the 1944 Supreme Court decision that upheld the constitutionality of interning more than 100,000 Americans of Japanese descent in camps during WWII?

Who were the members of the Axis in WWII?

What US program converted factories from civilian products to military production, tripling out during WWII?

What is the policy of making concessions to an aggressor in the hopes of preventing war?

What is the German term for lightening war used in WWII?

Who were the members of the Allies in WWII?

What is the Nazi attack of German Jews before WWII?

What were the extensive coastal fortifications built Germany built along the Atlantic to deter an Allies invasion of Europe?

What was the pit stop US troops made while traveling across America to fight the Axis powers?

What is the German word for the union of Austria and Germany?

Who was the WWII propaganda character designed to increase production of female factory workers and became a rallying symbol for women to be a part of the war effort?

Who were the American volunteer pilots fighting the Japanese in Chain prior to and immediately following Pearl Harbor?

What were the women's appointments to the US Navy's Volunteer Emergency Service during WWI?

Who was the founder of the Italian fascists and plunges Italy into WWII?

What were the members of the National Socialist German Workers Party collectively called?

What were the African American fighting squadrons that escorted US bombers over Europe during WWII called?

What were the women army air force service pilots called during WWII?

Who was the prime minister of Japan during WWII?

What was the name for women in the Army's Axillary Corps during WWII?

Who was the dictator of Germany during WWII?

What was the US naval defeat of Japan in which the Japanese lost 4 carriers and was the turning point in the Pacific during WWII?

What was the attempt by European leaders to appease Hitler by turning over to him the Sudetenland in exchange for promises to not expand German territory in the future?

What was the battle that represented the first Allied counter-strike against Japanese forces resulting in an Allied victory, forcing Japanese forces to abandon the South Pacific Island?

What was the retaliatory attack by American bombers after Pearl Harbor?

What was the 1942 forced march of Allied prisoners of war by the Japanese that resulting in hundreds of prisoner dying along the way?

What was the Allied invasion of occupied France that opened a western front in Europe during WWII?

What was the Allied invasion of North Africa?

What was the Soviet defeat of the German Army which was the turning point of WWII in Europe?

What was Hitler's program of systemically killing the entire Jewish population in Europe?

What was the battle where the Allies turned back the last German offensive in the Ardennes Forest during WWII?

What was the largest extermination camp in Poland during the Holocaust?

Which battle of was a Japanese surprise attack on the naval and air forces of the United States located in Hawaii?

Which battle was a bloody and vicious defeat of Japanese forces on a tiny Pacific island the US needed for launching heavy bombers on the main island of Japan?

Which battle was made possible by the US reading Japanese naval codes and knowing their attack plans on the island, resulting in the turning point in the Pacific during WWII?

When did World War II begin?

When was Pearl Harbor?

When was D-Day?

Who was the Supreme Allied Commander in Europe during WWII?

Who was US president during the Great Depression and most of WWII?

Who was US president during the closing days of WWII, dropping the bomb on Japan?

Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain during WWII

Who was the mastermind and manager of the Final Solution during WWII?

Who was the dictator of the Soviet Union during and after WWII?

Who was the ceremonial leader of Japan during WWII?

What was the period in the 1950s when anti-communism in America was at a fever pitch?

Who was the US government official accused of being a communist spy and convicted of perjury during the 2nd Red Scare?

What was the time period called when there was a larger than expected generation in the United States born shortly after WWII?

What is the preoccupation with purchasing material goods?

What was President Truman's extension of the New Deal that increased the minimum wage, expanded Social Security, and constructed low-income housing?

What is the law passed in 1944 to help returning WWII veterans to buy homes and pay for higher education?

What was the committee, led by Joseph McCarthy, which investigated un-American propaganda following WWII?

Which US Senator led an anti-communism campaign from 1950-1954?

Who was arrested in 1950 and executed in 1953 for conspiring to commit espionage by passing atomic bomb plans to the Soviet Union?

What became the word for accusing people of disloyalty and communist leanings?

What law was passed in response to to Sputnik, providing funds for upgrading the sciences, foreign language, guidance services, and teaching innovation in US schools?

What was the joint effort by the US and Great Britain to fly food and supplies into West Berlin after the Soviet Ion blocked all ground routes into the city?

What was the American policy of resisting further expansion of communism around the world following WWII?

What is the international agreement governing the humane treatment of wounded soldiers and prisoners of war?

What was the political barrier that isolated the peoples of Eastern Europe following WWII, restricting their ability to travel outside the region?

Which war began when communist North Korea invaded democratic South Korea, nearly winning conquering all of Korea before the US-led coalition pushed the communists back, almost to the China border?

What was a US program of economic aid for the reconstruction of Europe following WWII?

What was the European and US alliances made to defend one another if attacked by the Warsaw Pact?

What was President Truman's policy of providing economic and military aid to any country threatened by communism or a totalitarian regime?

What was the international organization formed after WWII to promote peace, security, and cooperation?

What was the alliance of Eastern European nations behind the Iron Curtain agreeing to protect each other from a NATO invasion?

What was the physical structure separating East and West Berlin that was built to keep East Berlin citizens out of West Berlin?

What was the power struggle between the Soviet Union and the US after WWII until 1991?

Starting in the 1950s, what innovation developed from the growth of the automobile?

The automobile and suburban growth resulted in a shift in the US population from...

Why did the US become involved in Vietnam?

What areas did the Great Society address?

Why is the Tet Offensive key to understanding Vietnam?

Which group did the US support and fight alongside during the Vietnam War?

What was the name of the 1961 failed invasion of Cuba by a CIA-led force of Cuban exiles?

What was the 1962 confrontation between the US and the Soviet Union over Soviet missiles in Cuba?

What was the alleged attack on US Navy ships by the North Vietnamese that escalated US involvement in the Vietnam War?

What was the 1954 battle in which the French were defeated by the Vietnamese communists?

Which group was the army of North Vietnam during the Vietnam War?

What was the massive surprise attack by the Vietcong and the NVA on South Vietnamese towns and cities in early 1968?

What was the downing of a US spy plane and capture of its pilot by the Soviet Union in 1960?

Which group was the communist guerrillas during the Vietnam War?

What was the US President Nixon's strategy for gradually ending US involvement in the Vietnam War?

What lowered the US voting age from 21 to 18?

Which court case overturned the separate but equal standard of discrimination in public education?

What outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin?

What is the term for ending the policy of racial segregation in the US?

What was the name for the group of civil rights workers who took bus trips through the southern US in 1961 to protest illegal bus segregation?

What was US President Lyndon B. Johnson's domestic program the instituted federally sponsored social welfare programs?

Which US president dealt with the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Bay of Pigs Invasion?

Who was the charismatic Black Muslim leader who promoted racial separatism in the early 1960s?

What was the 1963 demonstration in which more than 200,000 people rallied for economic equality and civil rights?

Who was the influential, non-violent, civil rights leader that was assassinated in 1968?

What was the 1955-56 protest by African Americans against racial segregation in the Montgomery, Alabama, bus system?

Who was the civil rights leader that refused to give up a seat on a Montgomery, Alabama, bus and triggered the national civil rights movement?

Who was the first African American student to attend an all-white elementary school in the South?

Who urged the abandonment of peaceful demonstrations and instead promoted "black power?"

What limited the US President from sending troops into action abroad only with the expressed authorization of Congress or to meet an imminent threat or attack?