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World War II 1941-1945

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Dwight Eisenhower   Known as Ike. He commanded the Allied invasion of North Africa.  
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George S. Patton Jr.   An innovative tank commander.  
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Unconditional Surrender   Giving up completely without any concessions.  
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Saturation Bombing   Inflict maximum damage.  
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Strategic Bombing   Destroyed Germany's capacity to make war.  
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Tuskegee Airmen   An African American fighter squadron.  
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Chester Nimitz   Commander of the U.S. Navy in the Pacific knew the Japanese plan.  
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Battle of Midway   The turning point of the war in the Pacific.  
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A. Philip Randolph   Assorted for African Americans that they wouldn't accept second-class citizenship.  
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Executive Order 8802   Jobs funded with gov't money.  
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Bracero Program   Brought laborers from Mexico to work on American farms.  
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Internment   Temporary imprisonment of members of a specific group.  
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Korematsu v. U.S.   Supreme Court upheld the gov't wartime internment policy.  
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44nd Regimental Combat Team   Fought the Italian campaign and became the most decorated military unit in American history.  
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Rationing   Another form of economic control.  
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Office of War Information   Worked with the media to support the war effort.  
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D-Day   The Allies hit Germany in force.  
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Battle of the Bulge   A counterattack.  
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Harry S. Truman   He would be the new president.  
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Island hopping   Captured Japanese held islands and ignoring others in a steady path toward Japan.  
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Kamikaze   Pilots crashed their planes into American ships.  
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Albert Einstein   A famous scientist.  
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Manhattan Project   Cost billion dollars and employed tons of people.  
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J. Robert Oppenheimer   A phyicist.  
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Holocaust   The Nazis tried to kill all Jews under their control.  
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Anti-Semitism   Jews were blamed for all ills in Germany.  
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Nuremberg Laws   Named the city that served as a spiritual center of Natism.  
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Kristallnacht   The "Night of the Broken Glass."  
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Genocide   A type of group.  
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Concentraion Camps   Members were designated groups that were confined.  
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Death Camps   Prisoners were killed systematically.  
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War Refugee Board   Worked in Red Cross to save Eastern European Jews.  
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Yalta Conference   The Big Three agreed that Poland, Bulgaria, and Romania would hold free elections.  
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Super Power   Defeated the Axis Powers.  
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GATT   A 1948 treaty to expand world trade by reducing tariffs.  
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United Nations   Organization that, many hoped, would succeed where the League of Nations had forced.  
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Universal Declaration of Human Rights   The United Nations issued.  
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Geneva Convention   International agreement governing the humanic treatment of wounded soldiers and prisoners of war.  
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Nuremburg Trials   The Allies prosecuted Nazis of war crime.  
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