American troops fight against the Japanese in the __________ Theater while simultaneously fighting against the Germans in the __________ Theater.

_______________ fights inflation on the prices of consumer products by freezing prices.

The ___________ establish(es) the principle that people are responsible for their own actions in a war, which means that Nazis can't simply blame Hitler for crimes against humanity and get away with it.

FDR dies of a brain aneurism, and _________ replaces him as the 33rd president.

Hitler and the Nazis suffer their first loss in the Battle of __________, and their assault is called off after 3 months of constant bombing.

The Selective Training and Service Act, otherwise known as the _________, greatly expands the military by forcing 16 million men to register for military service.

Hitler's line of defenses along the Northern coast of Europe is nicknamed the _________ because it is thought to be an impenetrable force consisting of land mines, czech hedgehogs (tank busters), barbed wire, and machine gun nests.

The Strategy of island hopping allows the US reach the island of __________ threatening mainland Japan.

The Battle of ____________ is considered by many historians to be the turning point of WWII, and the defeat of the Germans here guarantees that the Allies will win the war.

All of the following American companies convert to wartime production during the conflict EXCEPT:

Women in the WACC serve in all of the following roles in WWII EXCEPT:

What does winning the Battle of Okinawa guarantee for the Allies?

___________ gives the final go ahead to use the atomic bomb on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, leading to the nation's surrender.

________ allows the president to lend or lease arms & other supplies to "any country whose defense is vital to the United States."

The Germans fight the __________ in the Battle of Berlin in which the Red Army rapes and pillages the people of Berlin.

Japanese __________ pilots dive-bomb their planes into 300 ships during the Battle of Leyte Gulf, sinking 34 of them.

The rapid pace of WWII gives way to what the Germans call the _________ and what some newspapers refer to as the phony war.

The Japanese lose all four aircraft carriers at the _____ _____ ________ allowing the Allies to island-hop and move closer to the Japanese mainland.

___________ are a series of laws aimed at keeping the US out of WWII.

The ________________ is the last desperate effort to reverse the Allied momentum resulting irreplaceable losses for Germany.

Germany's invasion of ___________ via blitzkrieg leads to Great Britain and France declaring war on Germany, officially starting World War II.

Neville Chamberlain and Adolf Hitler sign the ___________, which hands the Sudetenland over to the Germans without a shot being fired.

The Allied victory at the ______________ ensures complete naval control of the Pacific Ocean.

To avoid capture by the Red Army, Hitler and his wife Eva Braun _______________.

In the constitutionality of internment camps is challenged; the Supreme Court upholds the relocation on grounds of national security.

Which of the following is the code name for the program that developed the atomic bomb?

Japanese Emperor Hirohito signs an official surrender on September 2, 1945, this day is also known as ______.

The greatest amphibious assault in world history occurs on (month day, year) which is formerly known as D-Day.

At the Yalta conference, Stalin promises ___________ in Poland and other Eastern European nations.

_____________ enters the death camp of Auschwitz in 1944, and details the hardships in a book.

The systematic murder of 11 million people leads to the __________ or a genocide in which 6 million Jews are killed.

As a result of the Yalta Conference, President Roosevelt and other Allied leaders establish the __________, an international peacekeeping body that has military might.

Benito Mussolini establishes a _________ form of government that emphasizes nationalism and the needs of the state above the individual.

What British official warns that appeasement with Hitler is dangerous and doomed to fail?

The _________ gives money to returning veterans to continue their education, start new businesses, and buy new homes in order to transition to civilian life.

The _______________ is meant to prevent aggressive acts by countries but is ill-equipped at dealing with such issues because it lacks a military.

All of the following are experiments performed on prisoners at concentration camps EXCEPT:

__________ dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and _________ dropped the atomic bomb on Nagasaki.

The ______ ______ was used by the United States while transporting cargo to their allies

Which term best describes Operation Overlord

Which best describes the Convoy System

Which best describes the Battle of the Atlantic

Which best describes Anne Frank

Which best describes the Munich Agreement

Which best describes George Patton

Which best describes the Allied Powers

Which best describes Chester Nimitz

Which best describes Mt. Suribachi

Which best describes Blitzkrieg