Who was the leader of the Fascist Party in Italy?

In what year did the Nazi Party (German Worker’s Party) form?

Who became Chancellor of Germany in 1933 after growing in power?

The Nazi Party was driven by the vision of which master race?

What type of state did Hitler establish, where the leader suppresses all opposition and controls every aspect of people’s lives?

What was one reason Japan became frustrated in the early 20th century?

Japan became ________ when military leaders gained control of the government.

In 1931, Japan attacked which region in China?

Japan invaded northern China in 1937.

Japan signed a pact with which two countries to form the 'Axis'?

Who was the British Prime Minister who believed he had reached peace at the Munich Conference?

Winston Churchill disagreed with the outcome of the Munich Conference.

What event marked the start of World War II in September 1939?

What does the term Blitzkrieg mean?

France and Great Britain declared war on Germany after Germany invaded which country?

In 1940, Germany invaded Norway, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, and _______.

The evacuation at Dunkirk occurred during the German invasion of which country?

The German invasions in 1940 gave Germany control of which part of France?

In what year did the German bombing of London, known as the Battle of Britain, take place?

Who was the British Prime Minister who vowed not to surrender during the Battle of Britain?

Which military force mounted great counter-attacks during the Battle of Britain?

In what year did German forces attack the Soviet Union in Operation Barbarossa?

What was one of Hitler’s largest defeats during World War II?

Fill in the blank: The Battle of Stalingrad took place in _____

Soviet troops were able to hold off the capture of a major city during the Battle of Stalingrad.

Who is the Soviet leader shown in the image on the right?

What was the main idea of the Isolationist Policy during FDR's presidency?

According to President Roosevelt, the US would remain ______ during the early years of World War II.

Under what act would the US supply Allies under certain conditions?

In what year did FDR win his third term as President?

FDR said, "Your boys are not going to be sent into any foreign wars."

What message is conveyed by the poster that says 'KEEP U.S. OUT OF WAR' with a map of the United States?

Who introduced the Lend-Lease Program in 1941?

The Lend-Lease Program allowed the U.S. to provide military aid to Allied nations without directly entering the war.

Fill in the blank: The Lend-Lease Program included food, oil, weapons, ships, and ________.

Which countries primarily benefited from the Lend-Lease Program?

The Lend-Lease Program helped keep Allied forces supplied without violating U.S. neutrality laws.

The Lend-Lease Program might have influenced the outcome of World War II by:

What resources did Japan get from the US according to 'The Japanese Threat'?

In August 1941, what action did the US take against Japan according to 'The Japanese Threat'?

Fill in the blank: In August 1941, the US ceased sending ______ to Japan as part of the embargo.

Who did not want to hold talks with the US and began planning an attack, according to 'The Japanese Threat'?

Why did the US enforce an embargo against Japan in August 1941, according to 'The Japanese Threat'?

On what date did Japanese warplanes attack Pearl Harbor, Hawaii?

The attack on Pearl Harbor was a surprise attack on which fleet?

Fill in the blank: The attack on Pearl Harbor damaged battleships and _____

Who declared war on the Axis Powers the day after the Pearl Harbor attack?

Who said the following quote after the attack on Pearl Harbor?

Where did most Japanese Americans live before World War II?

After the attack on Pearl Harbor, the loyalty of Japanese Americans to America was ________.

What action did the American government take against many Japanese Americans during World War II?

How many internment camps were spread around Western states during World War II?

How many Japanese Americans were sent to internment camps during World War II?

Almost what percentage of Japanese Americans sent to internment camps were American citizens?

Japanese Americans in internment camps lived in crowded barracks surrounded by barbed wire.

Whole families were sent to internment camps for almost 2 years.

How many US men and women served in the military during the period described on 'The Home Front'?

What was the main purpose of the War Production Board according to 'The Home Front'?

In 1942, American workers produced more than ______ planes and shipped more than 8 million tons of goods. (Fill in the blank)

What did car producers start making during the war, according to 'The Home Front'?

What does the term 'ration' mean as used in 'The Home Front'?

What system was used to manage the limited goods Americans could buy during the war? (Fill in the blank)

Factories led to millions of ______ opening up during 'The Home Front'.

Jobs for Women: How many women entered the workforce during this period?

Jobs for Women: Why were women able to win better pay in industry during this period?

Jobs for Women: Who was Rosie the Riveter?

Fill in the blank: Rosie the Riveter promoted women taking ______ in the workforce.

Jobs for Women: By 1944, the number of working American women increased from 12 million to ______ million.

Who refused to end segregation in the military during World War II?

African Americans served in all-black units with ______ officers during World War II.

Who were the Tuskegee Airmen?

By the end of the war, the Tuskegee Airmen had destroyed over ______ enemy aircrafts.

What did the 'Double V' Campaign stand for?

African Americans were extremely heroic during the war despite discrimination.

What was the code name for the Allied invasion of Europe during World War II?

Who was appointed Commander of Allied Forces in Europe during Operation Overlord?