Unit 7 test review: WWII

____ was the theory that human beings' gene pool could (and should) be regulated.

Civil rights leader that founded CORE (Congress Of Racial Equality)

The Allies demanded ____ from both Japan and Germany.

Hitler was the dictator of:

In the Holocaust, millions of ____ were murdered by the Nazis.

The Manhattan Project in the U.S. led to development of the _____.

Hitler's "master race" would consist of ____ people he called "Aryans."

Treaty between U.S. and Britain that pledged freedom of the sea; but not to U.S. entering war.

Who was FDR's vice president?

At Midway, U.S. forces fought off Japanese; it was a turning point in the war in _____.

___ leaders met at Yalta to discuss what was going to happen after the war.

At first, Russia signed a _____ with Germany -- they agreed not to fight.

This civil rights leader secured FDR's promise that the government would not discriminate

Mussolini was the dictator of:

Nazis tried at Nuremberg for _____ were not allowed to argue they were "just following orders"

The leader of a totalitarian government is known as a:

With the GI Bill, the U.S. government encouraged returning veterans to ______.

The Office of ____ Administration was set up to freeze prices on goods and avoid inflation

In the Korematsu case, the U.S. government's internment of citizens was ruled:

Hideki Tojo was the military leader of ___ during the war.

Allied forces were commanded by ___ at D-Day

Kristallnacht was a night of terror for Jews, whose homes and business were destroyed by ___.

The Japanese American Citizens League fought for the rights of ___who had been held prisoner.

Some Mexican-Americans in Los Angeles wore ___ suits as a form of rebellion.

At the start of the war, many _____ were arrested and forced into internment camps.

Hitler thought Allies would land at Calais in France, but instead D-Day was an invasion at ___.

Many Jews were rounded up and forced to live ____.

The Nazis were very nationalistic, meaning they were _______.

Capital of Germany during WWII (and now, too).

Japanese ___ became kamikaze suicide bombers towards the end of the war.

The first Japanese city to have an atomic bomb dropped on it was ___. The second was Nagasaki.

Japan, Germany, and Italy signed a mutual defense treaty and called themselves the ___ powers.

The job of the ____ Production Board was to prepare equipment and resources to fight the war.

How Hitler died.

General _____ was put in charge of mobilizing U.S. war machine.

Neville Chamberlain was accused of "____" after he let Hitler get away with invading Austria.

To __ your Skittles to last all day, you might eat just a couple an hour.

The Lend-Lease Act enabled FDR to help ______ without formally entering the war.

The Neutrality Acts were designed by ____ to keep America out of the war starting in Europe.

In the Battle of the Bulge, Nazis tried to break through Allied front line in ______.

Joseph Stalin was the dicator of this country:

____ promised, "I shall return" when the Japanese forced him to escape from Philippines.

Charles de Gaulle led "______" from his exile in Britain.

Where did Japan strike the U.S. first, leading us to declare war on them?

Oppenheimer helped invent the ___.

Winston Churchill was prime minster of _____ during WWII.