This British Prime Minister said, "We will never surrender, whatever the cost may be." We was also opposed to Appeasement.

This American general was named Supreme Allied Commander of all forces in Europe, and was leader during D-Day.

This American president said December 7, 1941, (Pearl Harbor attack) was "a date which will live in infamy."

He led the Nazi Party and wrote the book Mein Kampf about his plans for Germany.

He was given the nickname Il Duce and led a Fascist government in Italy.

He used 5 year plans to industrialize the Soviet Union before killing millions in the Great Purge.

He was the Emperor of Japan during WWII.

He was the US president who took office in 1945 and authorized dropping the atomic bomb on Japan.

He was the militaristic Prime Minister of Japan and responsible for the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Appeasement and Hitler's demands showed the weakness of this international organization.

The Japanese bombed this American naval base in Hawaii on Dec. 7, 1941.

WWII officially began when Germany invaded this Eastern European country.

Despite having signed a non-aggression pact, Germany turned and invaded this country in 1941.

Radar and code-breaking technology helped England defeat the Luftwaffe in this battle in 1940.

This was the code name given to the Allied invasion of Nazi-controlled France on June 6, 1944.

This battle in the Soviet Union was the deadliest of all time with about 2 million casualties.

This German military strategy involved surprise and overwhelming force to quickly defeat an opposing army.

American marines famously rose the flag on this island close to Japan.

Japan invaded this region of China for its coal and iron.

This battle in June 1942 was the turning point in the Pacific when the US struck a strong blow against the Japanese fleet.

What was the nickname for the American strategy for victory in the Pacific?

This Japanese city was the first to be hit with an atomic bomb on August 6, 1945.

The Japanese finally surrendered after what city was hit with a second atomic bomb on August 9, 1945?

What was the nickname for this symbol of female workers during WWII?

What Native American group provided an unbreakable code for communication in the Pacific during WWII?

Which ethnic group was placed in internment camps such as Manzanar in America during WWII?

Biased information put out by a country during wartime is known as what?

This is when a government divides scarce goods among people to conserve them for the war effort.

This word refers to the systematic killing of a group of people, usually by a government.

This is the German term for "night of broken glass" and marks the beginning of the Holocaust.

This was Hitler's code name for the systematic killing of millions of Jews, Poles, and others.

This term refers to a prejudice against Jewish people, which existed in Germany prior to WWII.

After WWII, captured Nazi leaders were put on trial for war crimes in this German city.

Auschwitz, Sobibor, and Treblinka are all examples of what?

After WWII, this country was divided into 4 parts and occupied by England, France, US, and Soviet Union.

This was America's plan to give billions of dollars in aid to Europe's democracies to rebuild after WWII.

This international organization was created for world peace after WWII.

This was the nickname given to the symbolic division between East and West Europe after WWII.