Which of the following is a cause of WWII?

A series of laws enacted in 1935 and 1936 to prevent US arms sales and loans to nations at war

A US law passed in 1941 that allowed the United States to ship arms and other supplies, without immediate payment, to nations fighting the Axis powers

Declaration of principles in which the United States and Great Britain set forth their goals in opposing the Axis powers

An agency established during WWII to increase efficiency and discourage waste in war-related industries

The US program to develop an atomic bomb for use in WWII

A series of WWII battles that took place in early June 1942 in which the Allies decimated the Japanese at Midway Island then moved closer to Japanese land

An international peacekeeping organization to which most nations in the world belong, founded in 1945 to promote world peace, security, and economic development

The court proceedings held in Nuremberg, Germany in which Nazi generals were tried for war crimes

What was the goal of Mussolini's fascism?

What were the conditions of the Treaty of Versailles for Germany?

What similarities did Germany, Italy, and Japan have?

The policy where the Allies give Hitler some of what he wants in an effort to stop him long term

To avoid a two-front war, Hitler made an Alliance with what country, who later switched sides?

How did Americans view the war in Europe around the year 1940?

What stopped Hitler from further invading the Soviet Union?

By using the strategy of Island Hopping, the United States was hoping to invade which country?

What ended the war in the Pacific?

What event convinced the US to join WWII?

Trying to stop the spread of communism

Following the Berlin blockade in 1948, the United States and United Kingdom flew supplies into West Berlin since Russia had cut off all road and rail links to that sector

This policy allowed Democratic nations to quickly recover from WWII

Forcing a confrontation/pushing someone to the edge in order to receive a desired outcome. In the Cold War, this means that the US threatened to use nuclear weapons to limit the spread of Communism.

A period of time when people were accused of being communist, and due to a fear for national security, the United States limited the accused's constitutional rights.

The court case that upheld the use of Japanese Internment camps

This act moved American foreign policy towards involvement in WWII by allowing Allied powers to borrow supplies, and allowed the United States time to prepare to defend the safety of democracy for the world

These nations were part of the Allied Powers (choose all correct)

These nations were in the Axis Powers (select all that apply)

These are sacrifices that American people made to support WWII

The United States encouraged diverse groups of people from various racial and ethnic backgrounds to participate in the military during WWII

A belief that people who have lived in a country for generations are inherently better than people who immigrated to that country

Court case that stated enslaved people were not citizens of the US and therefore had none of the rights guaranteed in the Constitution.

Court case that upheld legalized segregation

US foreign policy in the 1930's (pre WWII!)

President who made the decision to drop the atomic bombs on Japan

President at the beginning of WWII- changed his foreign policy from neutrality to involvement

President elected in 1952 on the platform of anti-communism and pro-free enterprise

Fear of communism

Year WWII ended

Which conference established the post-WWII order and led to the division of Germany?

What was the primary goal of the Marshall Plan?

Which event marked the beginning of WWII?