World War II PART 1 Review

As part of our "Europe first" strategy, where did we initially attack and eventually liberate?

What gets the U.S. officially into WWII on December 7, 1941 "a date which will live in infamy" 

WWII was the deadliest war in history. Which group suffered the greatest casulties?

When Hitler started to violate the terms of the Treaty of Versailles what policy was enacted?

Name the turning point in the Pacific Theater that stops the Japanese advancement?

D-Day, the amphibious invasion to retake France was given this name?

Hitler and Germany signed a non-Aggression Pact with this country, then later broke it.

In 1941, FDR changed America's policy and made it clear that we would give all aid "short of war?"

What political party and ideology was introduced by Italy's Benito Mussolini?

What laid the foundation for the future United Nations before the US entered the war?

Difference b/w WWI and WWII warfare can be characterized by the German's blitzkrieg which was..

This attack on Japan was in revenge for Pearl Harbor.

What German military vehicles continued to be the most formidable to the American navy?

What was America's policy at the beginning of troubles in Europe in the mid 1930s?

Political party that becomes very popular in Germany in the 1930s?

What country holds the western front with its superior Royal Air Force & Navy, until America joins the war?

What was the name given to the event to build an atomic bomb, suggested by Eistein?

What country never joined the League of Nations thus making it a weak political body?

Which advise does Harry Truman follow about the releasing of atomic bombs on Japan?

World War II officially ends after we dropped atomic bombs on Japan in what's called...

Germany invading and taking what country is considered the beginning of WWII by many historians

This strategy was used by the USA in the Pacific in order to reach the Japanese mainland.