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9 - World History

Unit 8B World War 2- Part 2

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An extermination of an entire people population is called what? genocide
What is the term for the killing of 6 million Jews and 4 million others during WW2? The Holocaust
What is prejudice against Jews? Anti-Semitism
What were the Nuremberg Laws? Anti-Semitic laws that deprived Jewish citizens of rights
What is the name for the night of broken glass where synagogues were burned and Jewish businesses' were destroyed? Kristallnacht
What is the name for the location where Jews were rounded up and isolated prior to being sent to concentration camps? ghettos
What did the Final Solution consist of? eliminate all Jews in Death Camps where they would mass execute in gas chambers and commit medical experiments.
What was created to show that the U.S. and Great Britain were committed to supporting the restoration of self-governments for all countries that had been occupied during the war and allowing all peoples to choose their own form of government? The Atlantic Charter
The Yalta Conference was a meeting between whom? Franklin D. Roosevelt (U.S.), Stalin (Russia), and Churchill (Great Britain) to discuss postwar plans for Europe
Who became president with Franklin D. Roosevelt died? Harry S. Truman
Who met in July 1945 at Potsdam Conference to discuss postwar Europe? Truman (U.S.), Stalin (Russia), and Clement Attlee (Great Britain)
What was decided at the Potsdam Conference? Germany would pay war reparations (by zone), and Stalin used military to establish Communist "buffer zone"
What was The Manhattan Project? the project to develop the 1st atomic bomb during WWII; it was a code name to keep it secret.
What is a weapon that uses a nuclear reaction to create a massive explosion? atomic bomb
Who was the project director of the atomic bomb, a.k.a. The Manhattan Project? Robert Oppenheimer
Where was the first atomic bomb dropped and when? Hiroshima on August 6, 1945
Where was the second atomic bomb dropped just three days after the first? Nagasaki, Japan
Which countries surrender at the end of WWII? Germany on May 7th, 1945 and Japan on August 14, 1945 (in response to 2nd bomb)
What day is VE Day? May 8th is Victory in Europe (Day)
Which countries are reinstated after WW2? Korea, Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Israel
What was created in April 1945 as a forum for nations to negotiate peacefully to prevent another world war? The United Nations
Who was considered the "father" of the United Nations? Cordell Hull
What type of government controlled West Germany? Democratic
What type of government controlled East Germany (including Berlin)? Communist
What is the trial called that put Nazi leaders on trial for "crimes against humanity"? Nuremberg Trials
Who is someone forced to leave their country? refugee
How many Europeans were refugees after the war? 60 million
Created by: SummitHS
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