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MWS 203A - Study 7

Finals Cards for Modern World Studies. World War II.

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What were the German actions that led to WWII? German actions leading to WWII: attainment of “lebensraum” for the Aryan race, violation of the Munich agreement, annexation of Austria, Blitzkreig into Poland.
Who were the Axis Leaders in WWII? Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler.
Who is known for being Britain's Prime Minister during World War II? Winston Churchill.
Which US president established the Lend-Lease program to sell arms to the Allies, asked Congress to declare war against Japan, and attended the Yalta Conference with Churchill & Stalin? President Roosevelt. He died before WWII ended.
Which two generals defeated the Axis Powers in North Africa? Generals Montgomery and Eisenhower.
What was the Holocaust? The Holocaust was the extermination of European Jews and others by the Nazis.
What was Truman's reason for dropping the Atomic Bomb? Truman’s reason for dropping the Atom Bomb was to bring the war in the Pacific to a swift end.
Why was the United Nations formed? The UN was established to prevent war, promote cooperation among nations, and help settle disputes.
What are the two chambers of the United Nations? The two chambers of the United Nations are the Security Council and the General Assembly.
Which Roosevelt was a member of the first U.S. delegation to the U.N. and Chairman of the U.N. Human Rights Commission? First Lady, Eleanor Roosevelt.
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