WWII (14.3-14.4)

Which carrier-based battle halts the Japanese advance in the Pacific?

What do you think will happen next after Operation Torch, the Italian Campaign, and constant bombing missions?

Whose idea was it to attack North Africa first?

What is the end result of the Italian Campaign?

The Japanese entrenched themselves in a defensive stance immediately following Pearl Harbor.

Who famously said "I shall return" when forced to abandon the Philippines?

Some 7,000 American and Filipino POWs died during this violation of the Geneva Convention.

Which battle allows Americans to go on the offensive, representing the turning point in the Pacific?

After Pearl Harbor, the Allies adopt a "Europe First" strategy.

Yamamoto followed through on his promise to run wild and string together victories in the first six months of the war.

Who was the commander of the US Navy in the Pacific?

Despite minimal military impact, which of these do you think boosted American morale for the long fight ahead

Who was the German General in North Africa known as the "Desert Fox"?

What was the end result of Operation Torch?

Where do you think the first fighting in "European" theater for US troops occur. (notice quotes...)

Where do you think the Allies attacked next after victory in North Africa?

What advantage did US have at Midway?

"A Date Which Will Live in Infamy"

Why were the Allies winning the Battle of the Atlantic by this time?

What happens to Mussolini after the invasion of Sicily?

This was a famous African American fighter squadron.