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World War 2 J

Junior U.S. History world war 2 study stack

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U.S. Leader FDR and then Truman
FDR Fredrick D Roosevelt mad the Quarantine speech.
Truman President after FDR. gave the "ok" to drop the atomic bombs
Britain's Leader Churchill and Chamberlain
Churchill Prime Minister of Great Britain during the battle of Britain
Chamberlain Prime Minister during Munich Conference. then After the Munich Conference stated "there will be peace in our time."
France Leader Charles DeGaulle
DeGaulle after the fall of France, he establishes the free french government in London
Germany Leader Hitler
Hitler Rise to power and began to re-militarizing Germany
Italy Leader Mussolini
Mussolini gains control in Italy and establishes a fascists government
Fascism form of government that stressed nationalism while placing the interests of the state above those of the individual
Soviet-union Leader Stalin
stalin established a totalitarian government in this communist nation
Japan leader Tejo and Hirohito
Tejo Military leader that began to exert power & control over emperor Hirohito
Hirohito Emperor
lebensraum living space, the reason for taking the sudetenland
anchluss union, referring to the union between austria and germany
night of broken glass Kristallnatch, nazi storm trooopers attacked jewish homes, business, and synagoges across Germany
Einstein scientist who warned america about nuclear weapons and reason america made the atomic bomb
nye comittee fueled the controversy by documenting the large profits that banks and manufactures made during war
america first idea that FDR put America first through everything. FDR made sure american people was the first priority
lend-lease America lended weapons and goods to britain and france.
cash-and-carry America would give weapons to Britain, mainly, only if Britain could transport and carry the goods and pay in cash.
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