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- Friends/People who help each other/coterie
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| Against the war [Isolationists] |
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| Germany and Austria alliance |
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| Doing what Hitler wants, Munich Conference |
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| Bases for Destroyers deal (Land-Lease) |
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| United States gave large amounts of war materials to Allied Nations. [In return, Britain let the United States have military bases in Bermuda, Newfoundland, and British West Indies] |
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| Total control of government |
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| Discriminating Laws against Jews |
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| After Germany attacked Poland no one fought |
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| Puppet government in France |
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| Prime Minister of Britain |
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| Says Neville Chamberlain is an idiot. Became Prime Minister, led England. |
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| Dictator of Spain [was against communism] |
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| Established the United Nations |
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| Governor General of the Philippines [succeeding Leonard Wood] and supreme commander on the Atomic Bomb. |
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| Lost to FDR in the 1940 Election |
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| Outlawed war as an instrument of national policy [62 nations] |
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| Warned Japan and declared Manchukuo [a puppet state in Manchuria] illegitimate |
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| U.S. wanted to be on good terms with Latin America |
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| Arm's Embargo with victims and agrrressor |
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| Germany given Sudetenland, APPEASEMENT |
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| Ship carrying 900 Jewish refugees |
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| Allowed the sale of material (weapons) as long as the recipients arranged for the transport using their own ships and paid immediately in cash. The purpose was to hold neutrality between the United States and European countries, while still giving material aid to Britain. |
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| Britain and USA [Blueprint for world after WW2] |
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| French fighters in World War II who decided to continue fighting against Axis forces after the surrender of France and subsequent German occupation |
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| Jewish [And other groups] genocide |
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| Nickname for D-Day (Normandy Landings) |
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| British-American invasion of French North Africa |
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| One of the main U.S. Army field commanders in North Africa and Europe during World War II |
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| Supreme Commander of the Allies |
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| French leader who led the Free France forces during WW2 |
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| General during WW2, tank commander |
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| Commander of desert warfare for Germans |
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| Soviet Union vs. Nazi Germany [and Allies] for the control of the city of Stalingrad [in Russia] |
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| Last major Nazi offensive against Allies |
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| Dropped first Atomic Bomb |
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| Pacific War General for the Army |
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| Chinese [fighting Japanese] democracy |
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| Chinese [fighting Japanese] communist |
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| Japanese cities were the Atomic Bomb was dropped |
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| Roosevelt and Churchill, demanded only an Unconditional Surrender |
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| Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, planned for 2nd Front, USSR to help against Japan |
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| Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, post-war planning (UN) and Eastern Europe/Poland future |
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| Truman, Attlee (New British Prime Minister) and Stalin, postwar plans for Germany and Japan |
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| Plan to rebuild war-torn Europe |
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| A temporary contract labor program initiated by an August 1942 exchange of diplomatic notes between the United States and Mexico (Mexican workers who worked in the US) |
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| Interment/Detention Camps |
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| Japanese in the US were sent to detention camps |
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| Controlled distribution of scare resources |
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| The Riveter, women working in factories during war |
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| Woman's Auxiliary Army Corps (WAVES, navy) |
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| Between white sailors/marines and Latino youths |
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| Chief of Staff of the Army, Marshall Plan |
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| Atomic Bomb (Manhattan Project) |
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| Brotherhood of the Sleeping Car Porters |
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| Draft, started before war |
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| Gave education opportunities and loans to returning soldiers |
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| Office of Scientific Research and Development (radar, sonar, Manhattan project) |
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| Office of Price Administration, tried to keep inflation in line by controlling wages and prices |
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| Over Executive Order 9066 (detention camps) |
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