1. OWI (Office of War Information) A way for US citizens to help conserve food for the soldiers Socialist leader of Italy. Was hanged upside-down. Nuremburg Trials D-Day African-American pilots in WWII Showed that people are responsible for actions during a war, not just the country

2. Philippine island where US soldiers were marched to their death Dwight D. Eisenhower Holocaust WWII Supreme commander of the Allied forces in Europe Dec. 7, 1941 Japan attacked the US fleet in port Victory Gardens WWII

3. The removal of Japanese- Americans for their home on the West Coast Communist leader of Soviet Union “radio” station for Allied forces in WWII War Bonds VOA (Voice of America) Battle of the Bulge “Selling” of loans/money to be redeemed at a later date as a current means to raise money for the war effort Adolf Hitler Last attempt for Germany to break out. Dec. 1944 – Jan. 1945 Allied invasion at Normandy, France. Marked the beginning of the end for Germany in WWII Blitzkrieg Nazi Leader of Germany during WWII V-E Day Benito Mussolini “Lightning attack” with tanks and airplanes Tuskegee Airmen

4. The strategy of the US in fighting the Japanese Concentration Camp Island Hopping Area where the Germans help their prisoners marked for death Executive Order 9066 Rosie the Riveter President who decided to drop the Atomic bomb on Japan The extermination of a The Jews, etc. in WWII Battle of Midway The nickname of the American women who worked in factories during WWII Harry Truman Joseph Stalin Bataan Turning point of War in the Pacific. Jap carriers were sunk Pearl Harbor The day the war ended in Europe Created propaganda posters to raise money for the war effort