Hitler wrote "Mein Kampf," his antisemitic manifesto, while in prison for attempting to _________.

After the Nazi Party won approximately 37% of the vote, Hitler initially became the ________ of Germany.

After the _______ was set on fire, Hitler blamed a communist plot and convinced the government to give him supreme powers, allowing him to suspend basic rights and detain people without trial.

Hitler's political title as sole leader of Germany was _____.

Hitler promised the German people all of the following EXCEPT:

The Minister of Propaganda for Nazi Germany

The Leader of the Gestapo and SS

The Leader of the SA and Supreme Commander of the Luftwaffe

This was an organization set up by Adolf Hitler in 1933 for educating and training male youth in Nazi principles.

What World War I-era treaty was Hitler openly defying as leader of Germany?

World War II begin when Germany invade its neighboring country of _____.

In WWII, Germany used a new type of war strategy called the _____, which means "lightning war."

From what beaches were 338,000 British, French, and Belgian soldiers evacuated from in 1940 after being surrounding by German forces?

The bombing of Great Britain and the aerial fights between the German Luftwaffe and British RAF is referred to as the _____.

Germany broke their non-aggression pact with _______ in June 1941.

Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain throughout most of World War II?

Benito Mussolini was the fascist dictator of _____ during WWII.

Who was President of the United States during World War II?

Sophie and Hans Scholl were young German siblings who were part of a Nazi resistance group called the ______.

Who attacked the United States at Pearl Harbor in December 1941?

Why did Japan attack the U.S. navel base at Pearl Harbor in 1941?

Which American General became Supreme Allied Commander during WWII?

This U.S. general was a World War I veteran nicknamed "Blood & Guts" and had a gruff, but inspiring leadership style. He helped plan and lead the invasion of North Africa and then helped counterattack to Germans to help win the Battle of the Bulge. He once got in trouble for slapping some of his soldiers.

What is her name?

One of the major turning points of the war was when the Soviet Union defeated Germany after the six-month Battle of ____.

The D-Day Invasion of June 1944 took place at the beaches of _____.

The deadliest of the five beaches on D-Day was ____.

The (failed) July 20th plot by fellow Nazis and other Germans to assassinate Adolf Hitler led by Claus von Stauffenberg was called _____.

The final German OFFENSIVE attack, which took place in December of 1944, was a final chance to push back the Allied Forces. The Americans took massive causalities, but won the battle.

In war, a common strategy is to disrupt or destroy your enemy's __________, which is how they transport supplies, food, medicine, ammo, and fuel by military vehicles to the frontlines.

To try and convince Germany to surrender, the Allies controversially targeted the historical German city of ______, killing tens of thousands of civilians and leveling the city.

Which American leader died from a stroke shortly before the end of World War II in Europe?

Hitler married ________ during their final days in the Berlin bunker.

Hitler committed suicide during the Battle of _____.

This Nazi German leader, along with his wife, poisoned six of their children before committing suicide before the end of the war in Europe.

Over 100,000 people of this ancestry where sent to internment camps in the United States between 1942-45.

Allied strategy in the Pacific was called island hopping.

Which country in Asia was Japan's MAIN adversary (opponent) in World War II?

Which of these was not a battle in the Pacific Theatre of WWII?

Who wrote a letter to FDR convincing him that the United States needed to research and develop atomic weapons before Germany did?

What was the secret research and development project on the atomic bomb called during WWII?

Who was the lead scientist on the Manhattan Project?

What was the first testing of the atomic bomb in New Mexico called?

Which president ordered the use of the atomic bombs?

President Truman had no other options to end the war with Japan, which is why he decided to use the atomic bombs.

What cities did the U.S. drop the atomic bombs on?

In November of 1938, Nazis in Germany torched Jewish synagogues, vandalized Jewish homes, schools and businesses, and killed close to 100 Jews. This event is referred to as _____.

How many Jews were murdered during the Holocaust?

What was the police forces under Adolf Hitler called during WWII?

Who was in-charge of the Gestapo, SS, and orchestrating the Holocaust?

What does the term genocide mean?

What other groups were targeted in the Holocaust? (Check all that apply)

The Nazis based many of their discriminatory laws against Jews in Germany on America's ________ laws.

German Nazis forces Jewish prisoners to do much of the "dirty work" of the Holocaust, including removing the bodies from the gas chambers and burning them in the crematorium.

In the deaths camps, the Jewish prisoners who were forced to do the Nazi's "dirty work" in the camps such as operate the crematoria

Which was the largest and deadliest of the extermination camps during the Holocaust?

Who was the SS doctor, nicknamed the "Angel of Death," who conducted horrific medical experiments on people during the Holocaust?

The term for trying to rid Germany of Nazism was called _____.

How many people died as a result of World War II?

The end of World War II will lead to a bitter rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union that will last for decades. This is called the _____.