In order to escape government forces, Mao Zedong led close to 100,000 communists on a 6,000 mile trek called the (a)   March.

In 1948, the area of (a)   was divided up between Arabs and Jews.

There was massive economic growth in the U.S. during the (a)   Twenties.

One thing that contributed to the Great Depression was that people were purchasing too much on

(a)  

FDR's plan to revive the U.S. economy through public works programs and new regulations is known as the

(a)  

The Smoot-Hawley Act caused additional economic pain in the world by placing (a)   on imported goods.

The Soviet Union policy of (a)   planning placed economic decisions in the hands of the government.

What did Stalin use to punish disobedient peasants and others who he felt threatened by?

(a)  

Germans despised the (a)   Republic because it weakened them after the Treaty of Versailles.

Hitler was referred to as Fuhrer, which was another word for

(a)  

The (a)   Laws took away Jewish citizenship and rights.

Kristallnacht, when Jewish synagogues and business were destroyed, is also known as the Night of Broken

(a)  

When Hitler ran for president, he lost to General von Hindenburg, who soon gave Hitler the position of

(a)  

Hitler used a (a)   set in the German Parliament building as justification to be granted emergency powers.

Nazism is different than communism because it allows (a)   property, though still under strict government regulation.

The religion of communism is

(a)  

Nazis wanted to create one German master (a)   .

Neville Chamberlain is famous to have said that he had achieved " (a)   in our times".

All Jews in Nazi Germany had to wear a Star of (a)   as identification.

Hitler's plan to eliminate Jews across Europe was called the Final

(a)  

There was a uprising amongst Jews in the (a)   Ghetto in 1943.

Near the beginning of World War II, Russia and Germany signed a pact of "non- (a)   ."

World War II officially began on (a)   1, 1939.

In FDR's famous speech after Pearl Harbor, he referred to the attack day as a date which would live in (a)   .

Japanese were placed in (a)   camps after the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

Dorie (a)   was a mess attendant who grabbed a machine gun at Pearl Harbor and shot down at least 3 Japanese planes.

The assault on (a)   , France, nicknamed "D-Day", was the largest amphibious invasion in history.

The Battle of the (a)   was Hitler's last attempt at stopping the Allies from invading Germany.

The year 1945 is sometimes referred to as "Year (a)   " because the war devastation caused a need to start over.

Due to abuse from the Soviets, an average of (a)   million abortions took place in Germany for a 4 year period.

At the Yalta Conference, Stalin agreed to help defeat (a)   3 months after Germany's surrender.

At Yalta, the Soviet Union was made a permanent member of the _____ _____ Security Council.

(a)  

At the (a)   Conference, Germany's economy was reduced from heavy industry to light industry and agriculture.

The threat of America and Russia destroying each other with atomic weapons was called mutually assured (a)   .

The (a)   Plan aimed to help Europe rebuild, using about $15 billion from the U.S.

The (a)   Bill was created to help war veterans get educated and build a home.

The policy of (a)   was meant to keep communism from spreading.

The Candy Bomber's operation to bring candy to West German children was nicknamed "Operation Little (a)   ."