World War II

What was the strategy the United States used in the war against Japan?

FDR's election to an uprecedented 3rd Term was most strongly influenced by

This event brought the US directly into WWII

During the 1940's women

The Policies of Cash and Carry and Lend-Lease were designed to

The Nuremberg trials reitereated the idea of

What were the Japanese kamikazes?

The internment of Japanese Americans during WWII was authorized by

This was Hitler's Final Solution

The Double V campaign was a victory over

the cooperation between the US and the Soviet Union during WWII supported the idea that

What happened to many Japanese Americans during WWII

He became President after FDR died

Which action is an example of interantional appeasement

This nation was ruled by Mussolini and was part of the Axis

Where were the two Atomic Bombs dropped

American neutrality ended when

This nation was ruled by a dictator and was our ally during WWII, but our enemy after the War.

Which statment best describes why the US mainland suffered minimal damage in both World Wars

This is the strategy to give Hitler what he wanted in order to keep peace was called

Which country was he the leader of

What happened to Hitler at the end of the war?

Which event occurred last

What important resource did the U.S. cut off from Japan to protest their expansion in the Pacific

Germany invaded this nation to start the onset of World War II?

What nations made up the Axis Powers

The U.S. supplied the British with weapons and supplies through the

What major allied nation was controlled by Germany

What did Hitler refer to as his last territorial demand?

Hitler's lighting war invoving dive bombers and armored divisions was

Germany invaded this nation despite it's formal non-aggression pact

What difficulties did the German soldiers face on the Eastern front/Stalingrad