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Module 11 WWII

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Leader of Allied Forces in the Europe Dwight D. Eisenhower
Father of the Atomic Bomb Robert Oppenheimer
Germany, Italy, and Japan Alliance. Axis Powers
Cultural icon of WWII representing women who worked in factories. Rosie the Riveter
Idea of extreme nationalism. Putting forth the needs of the country ahead of individuals. Fascism
Common name for National Socialism and was the ideology of Hitler. Nazism
Great Britain, France, Canada, and United States alliances during WWII. Allied Powers
Military strategy used in the War in the Pacific. island-hopping
The extermination of an entire group of people. genocide
To ready and prepare the military for war. mobilization
Best known as the captain who flew the Enola Gay. Paul Tibbetts
Strategy used by Japan to purposely crash their aircrafts into enemy ships. kamikaze
Another name for lightning warfare that the Germans used to take Poland. blitzkrieg
Leader of Soviet Union Stalin
Leader of United States at the start of WWII F.Roosevelt
Leader of United States at the end of WWII Truman
Leader of Great Britain during 1940. Churchill
Battle in Pacific where the U.S Marines invaded this island in 1945 and raised the American flag. Iwo Jima
What happened on December 7, 1941? Pearl Harbor
What happened on August 6 and 9, 1945? atomic bombs
British forces and US forces stopped Germans advancement in Northern Africa. Battle of El Alamein
This was the revenge strike by the United States against Japan in early 1942. Doolittle Raids
Bloody Battle in the Soviet Union where 1.1 million Soviets died but they stopped the Germans. Battle of Stalingrad.
Battle in the Pacific during June 3-6, 1942 where the United States crippled the Japanese navy. Battle of Midway
Air battle of the English Channel that led to the stalemate for Germany and caused them to attack Soviet Union. Battle of Britain
What happened on June 6, 1944? D-Day
Land that Hitler said would be "his last territorial claim he shall make in Europe". Sudetenland
To give in to demands to prevent a larger conflict. appeasement
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