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Taking down Taking down HitlerHitler

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The Infamy of World The Infamy of World War IIWar II

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Real Question Board 2Uncle Sam’s Uncle Sam’s

Helping HandHelping Hand

This Soviet leader came to power after Lenin died in 1924.

Stalin

Japan first attempted to extended to increase its

“living space” by attacking this region in ‘31.

Manchuria

In 1938, Hitler marched into

Austria and unified both countries in what is known as

the _________.

Anschluss

These three countries desired additional “living space” and invaded other countries to achieve such in the 1930s.

Italy, Germany,

Japan

Francisco Franco was aided by these two countries during the Spanish Civil War.

Italy, Germany

This British prime minister signed the Munich Pact with Germany,

opting for appeasement rather than

conflict.

Chamberlain

After conquering Northern Africa, the allies

immediately thereafter looked to invade this

country.

Italy

D-Day consisted of a massive land-sea-air invasion of

Normandy beach on June 6, 1944. It was also known as

Operation ____________.

Overlord

This was the last offensive by the

Germans to try to halt the allied

advance. It was temporarily

successful, but the allies eventually

closed in on Berlin.

Battle of the Bulge

After the fall of France, this southern, pro-Nazi

government was established in the south of France by

Petain.

Vichy Regime

This raid was the first aerial attack on Tokyo after Pearl Harbor, but was not much more than a morale booster.

Doolittle

This desperate tactic of flying planes into military targets was used by the Japanese starting at Leyte Gulf.

Kamikaze

It was during this battle that Marines mounted the U.S. flag upon Mt. Suribachi, as seen in

the image below.

Iwo Jima

This battle was the turning point on the Pacific, as it stopped a Japanese attack on a U.S. military base and did great damage to Japanese carriers.

Battle of Midway

This general led a series of

firebombings on Tokyo, leading to more deaths than

Hiroshima or Nagasaki.

General Curtis LeMay

The United States entered World

War II by declaring war on

Japan on this date.

12/8/41, the day after Pearl

Harbor

Name one thing the Office of Price Administration was responsible for.

Rationing; Setting Prices so

the economy didn’t

experience inflation

In response to Japanese aggression in Asia, the United States took this action. It may have served as one of the causes of the Pearl Harbor attack.

Oil Embargo

This was the name of the act that

created a peacetime draft.

Selective Service Act

SThis man took over as President after the death of FDR.

He was responsible for making the

decision to drop the Atomic Bomb.

Truman

This was the name of the project to create the Atomic bomb.

Manhattan

The two cities that the Atomic Bomb was dropped on.

Hiroshima, Nagasaki

Name two extermination

camps.

Treblinka, Aushwitz

This Japanese-American refused to leave his home and was prosecuted for

violating executive order 9066. The supreme court upheld the legality of his

internment, citing “military necessity”

KorematsuKorematsu

These laws were passed to limit the

rights of Jews.

Nuremburg

Final Jeopardy!!!!!!!!!!!!

•Give 5 different reasons why the United States used the Atomic Bombs.