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Ch 18 History

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Bataan General Douglas MacArthur said "I shall return" near here
Battle of the Atlantic the victory here was due to the use of sonar
Battle of the Bulge The Germans' final counterattack
Battle of the Coral Sea The Americans stopped the Japanese advance on Australia.
Carlos E. Castaneda He tried to improve working conditions for Mexican Americans in Texas.
Thomas A. Dewey he was defeated by Roosevelt in the 1944 election by a wide margin.
Enrico Fermi and Lesli Groves they associated with the Manhattan Project.
Genocide This is the deliberate killing of an entire people
Hiroshima The first atomic bomb exploded here
Holocaust this was a time where the European Jews were slaughter
Internment: this was the forced relocation of Japanese Americans
Island-hopping: this was a fighting policy used in the pacific by American Forces. It meant that the American army would only attack Japanese held islands
Douglas MacArthur he was given command of all US Army units in the pacific
Bernard Montgomery he led British forces to victory in North Africa
Chester Nimitz he was a commander of the US Pacific Fleet.
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