UnitVII:WWIIColdWar
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| U.S. president during most of WW2 | Franklin Roosevelt
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| President who ordered use of the atomic bombs | Harry S. Truman
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| Dictator of Germany | Adolf Hitler
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| Dictator of Italy | Benito Mussolini
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| Prime Minister of Great Britain during most of WW2 | Winston Churchill
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| Dictator of the U.S.S.R. | Josef Stalin
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| Emperor of Japan | Emperor Hirohito
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| Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in WW2 | Dwight D. Eisenhower
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| U.S. Commander in Pacific. Said, "I shall return" | Douglass MacArthur
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| African-American labor leader who worked to end discrimination in war industries | A. Philip Randolph
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| Battle that was the turning point on the eastern front with the defeat of a German army | Battle of Stalingrad
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| Battle that was the evacuation of British troops across the English channel from France | Dunkirk
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| Battle that was the turning point in the Pacific theatre | Battle of Midway
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| Allied invasion to retake France. Operation Overlord. Began on D-Day. | Normandy Invasion
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| Last counteroffensive by Germany prior to her defeat | Battle of the Bulge
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| Turning point in the North African campaign | Battle of El Alamein
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| Order in which the three main Axis nations were defeated | 1st-Italy--2nd-Germany--3rd-Japan
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| F.D.R.'s policy towards Latin America | Good neighbor Policy
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| Policy that condemned Japan's occupation of Manchuria but took no action | Hoover-Stimson Doctrine
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| Policy of Britain and France to give in to Hitler's demands | Appeasement
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| Legislation that demonstrated U.S. foreign policy at start of WW2 | Neutrality/Isolationism
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| Legislation that gave active material support to the allies | Lend-Lease
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| Supreme Court decision allowing internment of Japanese Americans | Korematsu V. U.S.
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| Form of government of Germany and Italy in 1930s & WW2 | Fascist
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| Form of government of U.S.S.R. in WW2 | Communist
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| U.S. strategy in the Pacific | Island Hopping
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| Laws in Germany that denied rights to Jews | Nuremberg Laws
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| Project to develop the atomic bomb | Manhattan Project
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| Chief scientist of the project to develop the atomic bomb | Robert Oppenheimer
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| Term/tribe Native Americans used to keep military communications secret | Code Talkers/Navajo Tribe
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| Image that encouraged women to enter wartime industries | Rosie the Riveter
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| African-American bomber escort squadron | Tuskegee
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| Phrase that described U.S. role as supplier of arms to the allies | Arsenal of Democracy
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| Formed after WW2 to maintain peace | United Nations
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