World War 2 Review

What strategy did the U.S. use in fighting in the Pacific?

The U.S., Great Britain, France, and USSR are apart of

What president made the decision to drop the bombs?

Where were most of the concentration (death camps) located?

What were expectations of the American homefront?

The policy of giving in to an aggressor in order to keep peace is

Name a city that the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on:

The document that ordered the removal of Japanese citizens into internment camps.

Why did the U.S. enter WWII?

What officially began WW2?

This law made Hitler a "virtual dictator"

What is the Cash and Carry Act in relation to Allied Nations?

Where was the first Fascist government formed?

What tactic did Hitler use to generate positive Nazi views in Germany?

Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor?

Turning point of the war in the Pacific

Where were most of the internment camps located in the U.S.?

Who was the Allied Commander in the European Theatre?

What ways did Hitler NOT punish the Jews before concentration camps

Why were the cities of Nagasaki and Hiroshima chosen to drop the atomic bombs?

What was the Munich Agreement?

All of the following areas were invaded during the age of appeasement besides

Which of the following countries received aid from the United States from Lend and Lease?

How did the Treaty of Versailles lead to WW2?

WWII began in what year?

What does the word Kristallnacht mean in English?

Nicknames of the atomic bombs:

How many Jews are estimated to be killed by the Holocaust?

What was the atomic bomb project called?

What is the name of the Allied invasion at Normandy?

FDR's famous quote after Pearl Harbor?

What is the policy of containment?

Germany, Italy, and Japan are apart of the