Ch. 20: A World at War
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| Nazi leader who took control of Germany in 1934 | Adolf Hitler
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| The code name given to the atomic bomb project | Manhattan Project
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| Japanese suicide planes | kamikazes
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| Name of the socialist party in Italy controlled by Mussolini | Fascist
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| Lead pilot of the Japanese attack planes at Pearl Harbor | Mitsuo Fuchida
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| The German general known as the "Desert Fox" | Erwin Rommel
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| The President who proposed the "Fair Deal" for America | Harry S. Truman
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| The German method of attack which means "lightening war" | blitzkrieg
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| The American plan for attacking the Pacific Islands | island hopping
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| German city divided between Communism and freedom | Berlin
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| When did Israel once again become a nation-state? | 1948
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| Where has the United Nations met since 1945? | New York City
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| Who led the U.N.'s forces in Korea? | General MacArthur
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| Operation Torch was the code name for this invasion of this country. | Africa
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| This was the first city destroyed by an atomic bomb on August 6, 1945 | Hiroshima
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| Jesse Owens is best remembered as this | An Olympic Hero
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| Several Nazi war criminals were found guilty at these trials. | Nuremburg Trials
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| This mass slaughter of the Jews by the Nazis killed over 6 million Jews. | Holocaust
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| "Liberty ships" were built by this industrialist. | Henry Kaiser
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| Through the darkest days of WWII, the people of England looked to this prime minister for strength and leadership. | Winston Churchill
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| After WWII this new kind of war began, a conflict between Americanism and Communism. | Cold War
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| The leader of the free Chinese against both the Japanese and Chinese Communists. | Chiang Kai-shek
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| The policy America adopted toward Korea, which meant stopping Communism from spreading but not destroying it. | Containment
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| Pledged American help for any free nation threatened by Communist takeover | Truman Doctrine
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| This advisor of President Roosevelt at Yalta was a Communist party organizer in the United States. | Alger Hiss
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| This allowed America to loan tremendous amounts of war material to the Allies fighting Germany in WWII. | Lend-Lease Act
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| The landing at Inchon was an important battle in this war. | Korean War
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| He said an "iron curtain" had descended across Europe, separating free nations from Communist nations. | Winston Churchill
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| German jets were first shot down by this American fighter squadron. | Fighting Red Tails
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| Canada, the United States, and several Western European nations established this military alliance. | NATO
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| This was established by President Eisenhower to defend Southeast Asia from Communism. | SEATO
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| These acts of the 1930's were designed to keep America out of war | Neutrality Acts
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| Women in the armed forces made up these groups. | WACS and WAVES
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| The Marshall Plan was to give money and supplies to help rebuild this place after WWII. | Europe
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| He became a missionary to Japan after being a prisoner of war in that country. | Jacob DeShazer
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| Second-generation Japanse-Americans | Nisei
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| V-J Day was proclaimed on September 2 of this year. | 1945
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| This battle was the turning point in the war in the Pacific. | Battle of Midway
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| By 1941, this country stood alone as the last bastion for freedom in Europe. | Britain
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| The Nazi-Soviet Pact divided up this country. | Poland
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| This was the first naval battle in which opposing ships never saw each other | Battle of Coral Sea
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| These men helped develop the atomic bomb. | Enrico Fermi, Edward Teller, J. Robert Oppenheimer
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| Who led the Free Chinese against both the Japanese and the Chinese Communists? | Chiang Kai-shek
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| Prime Minister of Britain during WWII | Winston Churchill
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| The name of the German army's last great offensive in Europe | Battle of the Bulge
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| The Japanese lost nearly all of their remaining ships and planes in this battle. | Battle of Leyte Gulf
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| Led U.S. forces in the Philippines | General MacArthur
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| led a bombing raid over Tokyo | Colonel Jimmy Doolittle
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| Allied commander in Europe | General Dwight D. Eisenhower
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| Aggressive American general who led the invasion of Sicily | General George Patton, Jr.
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| First candidate to campaign by going directly to the people. | Harry S. Truman
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| Leader of the Free French forces. | Charles de Gaulle
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| What happened on December 7, 1941? | Pearl Harbor
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| What American Indian tribe did the U.S. government employ to relay messages in secret code? | Navajo
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| What nickname was given to the American fighter pilots that shot down the first German jet fighters? | Fighting Red Tails
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