A form of government that gives all power to the state, does away with individual freedoms, and uses the military to enforce the law.

During World War II, the nations who fought together against the Allies; mainly Germany, Italy , and Japan.

During World War II, the nations who fought together against the Axis; mainly Great Britain, the United States, France, and the Soviet Union.

A law passed by Congress that allowed the United States to sell, lend, or gie ships, planes, tanks, and other equipment to the Allies before the United States joined World War II.

The system of limiting the amount people can buy of scarce goods.

An investment paid by American citizens to the government to help pay for a war that, after the war, will be paid back with interest.

During World War II, guarded camps away from the Pacific Coast, where Japanese immigrants and Japanese Americans were forced to move.

An electronic system that uses sound to find distant and approaching objects.

A member of the Navajo nation who used his tribe's language as a code to send military messages during war.