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Chapter 27 Part 2

Chapter 27 Vocabulary Part 2

TermDefinition
Kellogg-Briand Pact International Agreement that made war illegal.
Lytton Commission Investing commission sent by the League of Nations to Manchukuo during the Japanese invasion.
Falange Another name for The Spanish Fascist Party.
Axis-Powers Germany, Italy, and Japan
Anti-Comintern Treaty Agreement between Germany and Japan to oppose Russian communism.
Munich Conference Meeting to give the Sutherland to Hitler.
Appeasement Yielding to the demands of the aggressor in hopes he will stop.
German-Soviet Nonaggression Pact Agreement between Hitler and Stalin not to attack each other.
Blitzkrieg Lightning War
"Phony War" The early face of WWII marked by little activity in Western Europe.
Collaborators People willing to assist their country's enemies.
Luftwaffe German Air Force in WWII.
Battle of Britain Combat between the German and British Air Force.
Neutrality Acts Keeping the U.S. neutral in future Wars.
Isolationists Star out of World Affairs
Lend-Lease Act Authorizing the president to supply War materials to Great Britain on credit.
Atlantic Charter Statement of shared National Policies by the U.S. and Britain.
"New Order" Hitler's plan to organize Europe into a single Political and Economic System ruled by Germany.
"Final Solution" The annihilation of the entire Jewish population.
Auschwitz Extermination Camp
Holocaust Systematic Nazi destruction of mass killing almost an entire race.
"Soft Underbelly of the Axis" Italy and Balkans
Island Hopping U.S. strategy to take over Japan.
Operation Overlord Code name for the Allied invasion of France.
V-E Day Victory in Europe day
V-J Day Victory in Japan day
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