World War II Part 2

The entire city burned and 90,000 were killed in the firebombing of ______.

Motivations for the use of the atomic bomb against Japan include:

_______regained the Philippines from Japan.

The Soviet/communist spy, __________was the paramount influence on Roosevelt at the Yalta Conference.

Government dictating how much you could charge for items and how much employees were paid is known as______.

_________decided to use the atomic bomb on Japan.

The project to construct an atomic bomb involved:

In the aftermath of World War II, all of the following was true, except:

The mass murder of Jews began during Germany’s invasion of ____________.

Examples of government control of the economy in the U.S. during World War II include all of the following, except:

At the Potsdam Conference, an “unconditional surrender” demand was issued to _______.

The agreement at the_________essentially enslaved several nations including half of Germany.

At the Yalta Conference, Allied nations agreed that_________would keep much of eastern Europe.

Actions taken by the U.S. to address Japanese expansion include all of the following, except:

As part of the________, Nazi party leaders agreed that the destruction of all European Jews must be a priority.

Examples of violations of civil liberties in the U.S. during World War II include:

Jews forced to live in ghettos encountered:

All of the following are true of D-Day, except:

Leaders of _________were punished as a result of the Nuremberg Trials.

__________were instantly leveled by the atomic bomb.

Government required military service during World War II in the form of:

By the Potsdam Conference, ______had replaced the deceased Franklin Roosevelt.

At the Yalta Conference, President Roosevelt was:

Locations of major Japanese defeats that failed to motivate them to surrender include all of the following, except:

As a result of World War II, the U.S. is: