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World History Ch 29

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Union of Austria and Germany Anschluss
Spain’s fascist dictator Francisco Franco
Germany, Italy, and Japan Axis powers
Opposition to all war pacifism
Giving in to the demands of an aggressor appeasement
One reason for the development of the policy of appeasement Fascism was considered less of a threat than communism
What was the result of the civil war in Spain? Francisco Franco came into power and created a fascist dictatorship
Hitler justified Germany’s aggression by stating that: Germans had the right to conquer inferior peoples
A statement that best describes the Munich Pact Hitler broke his promises
What event marked the beginning of World War II? The German invasion of Poland
Blitzkrieg LIGHTNING WAR
Luftwaffe GERMAN AIR FORCE
concentration camps DETENTION CENTERS FOR PEOPLE CONSIDERED ENEMIES OF THE STATE
Holocaust THE MURDER OF 6 MILLION JEWS
Lend-Lease Act ALLOWED THE U.S. TO SELL OR LEND WAR MATERIALS
Hitler’s blitzkrieg tactics: allowed Germany to take over much of Europe by 1940
What was a result of Operation Sea Lion? Hitler gave up his plan to invade Britain.
Why did Germany invade the Soviet Union? Hitler wanted the country’s natural resources.
Hitler’s “final solution” was his plan to: ruthlessly murder all European Jews
The Atlantic Charter was an agreement between: the United States and Britain to destroy the Nazis
The Big Three planned a final strategy at the: Yalta Conference
Who led the Allied forces in North Africa? Dwight Eisenhower
Women factory workers, each symbolized by ____, contributed to the American war effort. Rosie the Riveter
The 1944 Allied invasion of France is known as: D-Day
The Germans suffered a major defeat at: Stalingrad
The concept of total war included: the regulation of wages and prices
Midway and the Coral Sea were: sites of U.S. naval victories over Japan
The Big Three were: Roosevelt, Stalin, and Churchill
The Battle of the Bulge was: a massive German counterattack against the Allies
The Yalta Conference was held in an atmosphere of: mistrust
Created by: mscj
 

 



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