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| How did Hitler, Mussolini, ans Stalin come to power? |
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M: Used anger toward Versailles
H:Same as M
S: Communist Leader of the Soviet Union |
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| What caused the United States to declare war on Japan? |
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| They attacked Pearl Harbor |
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| How did the women help with the war effort both here and aboard? |
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| They worked supply lines and took men's jobs |
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| How did the people of Leningrad defeat the German Forces? How long did it take? |
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| broke seige and stayed strong, ate basically anything;900 days |
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| What was the term used by the Nazi's extermination of the Jews? |
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| What was the Italian form of the government built on extreme nationnalism and racism? |
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| Who was the German dictator during WWII? |
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| Who was the leader of the Soviet Union during WWII? |
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| What pact freed Adolf Hiter to invade Poland? |
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| Soviet-German Non-Agression Pact |
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| Where was the worst defeat in the United States' military history? |
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| Only 54,000 of the 74,000 Allied prisoners survived this torture? |
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| Where D.Einshower was the commander of the Allied forces? |
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| Where was the first atomice bomb dropped by the Americans? The second? |
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August 6, 1945-Hirashima
August 9, 1945-Nagasaki |
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| What form of government did Adolf Hitler establish in Germany? |
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| What countries were part of the Allied Powers? |
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| United States, Great Britain, France, China, and the Soviet Union |
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| What countries were part of the Axis Powers? |
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| Who was the commander of the Allied forces in Europe? |
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| The Nazi's persecuted which group of the people during the Holocaust? |
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| Who was the commander of the Allied forces in the Pacific Ocean? |
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| What group was the African American pilot group? |
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| to give out scarce items on a limited basis |
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| a secret project to develop the atom bomb before the Nazis |
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| a name given to th sudden violent offensive attacks the Germans used in WWII |
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| August 1941, Roosevelt & Churchill met & pledged that people of nations could choose government |
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| Women's Army Corps; 250,000 women |
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| 332nd fighter group, none were shot down, and shot down many enemy planes |
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| a leader who rules with total authority in a creul, brutal mannor |
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| the biggest naval battle in history, of all 282 ships that took part no American ships were shot, they destroyed many Japanese ships |
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