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| political system where the state recognizes no limits to its authority |
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| italian politician who led the national facist party |
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| radical authoritaian nationalist political ideology |
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| the practice of the nazi party |
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| german politician, leader of nazi party, mean man, causer of the holocaust |
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| all nations were to remain at peace in the growing turmoil |
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| prime minister of the untied kingdom |
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| prime minster for two terms against hitler |
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| aoiding war to make concessions to another power |
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| treaty between two or more states to avoid war or conflict |
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| high speed force to take down enemy lines involving tanks, artilary, and other weapons |
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| french general during ww2 |
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| a progammatic system of murder by the nazi party |
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| night of broken glass civilians ramsacked the towns destroying buildings |
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| deliberate destruction in a group |
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| guarded place for prisoners that had been taken captive |
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| great powers that fought allies during ww2 |
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| let someone borrow something during war like an allie and exppect it in return but you actually never get it back |
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| agreement to be allies but not harm one another after the war |
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| people who don't like each other come together to make an agreement |
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| imperial Japanese military general during WW2 |
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| organized the victory for Winston Churchill, american army general |
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| Office of Price Adminstration |
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| controlled money and rents after WW2 |
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| regulate production of things needed during the war |
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| controlled distribution of scarce things like food, water, shelter, artillery |
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| 34th president, leader of allied forces and commander in Europe |
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| when our troops landed on the shores of Normandy |
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| u.s. army officer during WW2 |
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| 33rd president of the U.S. came in after Roosevelt died |
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| major German offensive, to split British and american allies |
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| american general field marshal of the Philippine army |
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| five star admiral of the U.S. Navy cheif of naval forces |
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| suicide attacks by military aviators from Japan |
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| where they made the atomic bomb and researched and studied the bomb |
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| father of the atomic bomb created, mastermind |
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first city to be bombed or destroyed
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| last city in the world to be destroyed by a nuclear bomb |
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| when certain people came together during wartime to discuss Europe's reorganization after the war |
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| what replaced the league of nations |
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| bill that allowed WW2 veterans to go to college after the war |
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| to let Japanese have rights and protect them from federal and state governments |
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| that an executive order 9066was unconstitutional and violated the 14th amendment |
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