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| French General set up government in exile in London organized free french military forces fought until france was liberated |
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| Prime minster of Britain declared he would never give in/ never surrender great speaker |
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| a french port city near belgium allies retreated there and got rescued by the british navy and others |
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| the name that the germans gave to a code making machine |
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| nick name the "desert fox" german general commanded tanks in north africa |
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| lend or lease arms any country vital to the untied states |
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| What did the Soviets do in the September of 1939? |
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| sent troops to occupy eastern half of poland |
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| who was the head of the Vichy government and where? |
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| Marshal Phillippe Petain and in Vichy |
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| What were the effects of the fall of France? |
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| Italy’s entry into the war, the creation of the Vichy government, the evacuation of British troops from Dunkirk |
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| a town in Lydia were british forces retreated afters Rommel's africa core attacked a year later Rommel captures Tobruk |
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| How did the Battle of Britain raise British morale? |
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| showed Germany could be blocked |
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| Hitlers plan to invade the Soviet Union |
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| Did Leningrad fall? What happened after? |
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| Leningrad did not fall, but the impatient Germans moved on to Moscow, where the Soviet general Zhukov counterattacked. Hitler demanded his troops stay – despite their summer uniforms which costed them 500,000 troops |
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