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When did the U.S. enter into WWII? Dec. 7, 1941
Why did the U.S. enter into WWII? Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, in Hawaii
During WWII, Germany, Japan, and Italy called their alliance the ____ ____. Axis Powers
____ was the leader of Germany. Hitler
____ was the leader of Italy. Mussolini
The U.S. will enter the war on the side of the ____. Allies
The Axis Powers were able to take over most of Europe using quick and effective attacks, this type of warfare was called the ____. Blitzkreig
To get a foot hold in Europe, the Allies had to invade France, a country that Germany had conquered on _____. D-day
As the Allies liberated Europe they found out about the Holocaust, which was - a government policy to exterminate all the Jews
Hitler was the leader of Germany and the ____ political party. Nazi
When one group tries to kill an entire race or ethnicity of people it is called - genocide
What did Hitler do once he was surrounded? committed suicide
What happened on August 6, 1945? The U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan
What happened on August 9, 1945? The U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on Nagasaki, Japan
After the U.S. dropped both atomic bombs the emperor of Japan finally did what? surrendered unconditionallly
What were the Navajo Code Talkers? Navajo Indians that used their language as an unbreakable code during WWII against the Japanese
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