World War 2 and Cold War

Who was the Allied commander of Europe?

Why is it called the Cold War?

Name of the German "doctor" who performed medical "experiments" on Jewish prisoners.

Major battle in Soviet Union in which Soviet troops defeated Germany; heavy casualties.

What did the US do to Japanese-Americans after Pearl Harbor?

Approximately how many Jews were murdered in the Holocaust?

Great Britain and the US signed what agreement for supplies?

Which nation lost at least 20 million people during WW2?

What is the definition of an "Arms race?"

Germany planned to invade Great Britain after doing what?

Allied invasion of Normandy, France:

The names of the two atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki were?

The leader of Great Britain during WW2 was:

What battle was the turning point of the war in the Pacific?

What country used Kamikaze ("divine wind") attacks?

The Cold War, clash between capitalism and communism, was between which two superpowers?

Besides the blast and heat, what killed people after the atomic bombs were dropped?

What was the "final solution" to the Germans' Jewish "problem"?

What's the name of the military bond between America and the Soviet Union during the Cold War?

What event caused the US to declare war and begin fighting in WW2?

Allied project to bring foreign scientists to the US to develop new technologies.

What was Germany's last offensive against the Allied powers?

The leader of Russia during WW2:

What US leader made the decision to use atomic bombs against Japan?

Germany killed approximately how many people during the Holocaust?

What is Capitalism?

The Truman doctrine and NATO were United States' responses to the

One reason for the construction of the Berlin Wall in 1961 was to

The Marshall Plan in Western Europe after WW2 strengthened the forces of

Walled-off areas of cities into which Jews were forced to move:

What did the Allies do to trick the Germans so D-Day could be successful?

In the 1950s, what was the status of most countries in Eastern Europe

What does NATO stand for?

What does MAD stand for? (In the term of the Cold War)

US strategy in the Pacific: bypass strongly held islands and attack weaker ones to gain bases.

The Marshall Plan was designed to stop the spread of communism by providing

The goal of the Nuremberg Laws was to

What joined Germany and Italy with Japan?

During the Cold War, which event occured last?

Which event illustrates the policy of containment?

The Allied Powers included:

World War 2 began when Germany invaded what country?

The prime minister of Japan for most of WW2:

What was the Holocaust?

The leader of Italy during WW2:

The Axis Powers of WW2 included:

The German philosopher Karl Marx advocated what type of economic system?

The leader of the US for most of WW2:

After which battle was the following photo taken?

The imaginary line that split the West European from the East European countries after WW2 was

On August 6, 1945, the US first dropped an atomic bomb on which Japanese city?