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what are carpetbaggers a northerener who went to the south after the civil war for political or finacial advantage.
scallywags southerner who supported the north
april 12,1861 beginning of civil war at fort sumter
december 7,1941 pearl harbor attack
september 1,1939 germany invades poland
germanys first act of aggression invasion of poland
japans first act of aggression invasion a of manchuria
italys first act of aggression invasion of ethiopia
september 2,1945 japan surrenders and ends war
june 6,1944 d day
april 9,1865 lee surrenders and ends civil war
leader of nothern army ulysses s. grant
leader of southern army robert e. lee
who were the axis powers germany, japan, italy
john brown an abolishionist
fascism extreme hatred of jews
appeasment giving into your enemys demands
example of appeasment britian and france used it they gave germany some land in return for germany not to invade.
andrew carnagie railroad
dday beaches sword, omaha, juno, gold, utah
who gave the final okay to use the atom bomb on japan truman after the president died.
which president started the manhattan project and who helped him. franklin roosevelt and einstien helped him
name the three russian battles moscow, lennigrad, stalingrad
island and naval battles okninawa, iwo jima, coral sea, and midway
allies u.s., britian, france, russia
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