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World War II Vocab

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A political and economic system where everything belongs to the state (government). Private property does not exist. Communism
A political system where the government is run by the people; people choose their leaders through free and fair elections. Democracy
Military alliance headed by Germany, Italy, and Japan. Axis Powers
Alliance headed by the United Kingdom, Soviet Union, and the United States. Allied Powers
A political system with a dictator and characterized by extreme nationalist, racist, and expansionist policies. Fascism
A system where one person has total control and makes all the rules. Dictatorship
The policy of building up a country's military Militarism
An economic system where people can own their own business and own their own home. Capitalism
This campaign was fought between the RAF and the German Luftwaffe over the skies of London. Battle of Britain
This invasion was the official start of WWII. Invasion of Poland
The prime minister of the UK during WWII. Winston Churchill
The leader of the Soviet Union during WWII. Joseph Stalin
The dictator of Italy during WWII. Benito Mussolini
A policy used by the European powers pre-WWII to avoid a larger conflict by allowing Hitler to "win" small concessions. appeasement
This act allowed the US to send war supplies to help allies like the UK fight against the Nazis. Lend-Lease Act
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