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Aim: What do we need to study? HW: Study for Test Complete Castle Learning

The Holocaust  The Allies decided to put Nazi leaders on trial for the Holocaust.  They conducted war crimes trials in Nuremberg, Germany.  Nuremberg Trials – 12 Nazi leaders were sentenced to death.

Review for Test  1.They invaded Poland.  2.Define: Holocaust: genocide of European Jews by Germans- called the “Final Solution”Holocaust: genocide of European Jews by Germans- called the “Final Solution” Rationing: limiting the use of food, gas and other items so that they can be used in the war effort.Rationing: limiting the use of food, gas and other items so that they can be used in the war effort. Island Hopping: strategy used by Allied forces to attack Japan.Island Hopping: strategy used by Allied forces to attack Japan. Appeasement: Policy of giving someone something that they want – example: Germany gained Sudentanland.Appeasement: Policy of giving someone something that they want – example: Germany gained Sudentanland.

 3.Leaders of Germany and Italy: Hitler(Germany) and Mussolini(Italy)  4.Isolationist: Nation that stays away from other countries – not involved.  5.Neutrality Acts: Laws that banned arms sales to countries at war.  6.Lend – Lease: give weapons and aid to nations who were critical in the defense of democracy.

 7. Describe Arsenal of Democracy: US providing weapons to protect democracy.  8. Identify the Atlantic Charter: Roosevelt and Churchill  would not benefit from war, set up goals for post war world.  9. What was the Result of Pearl Harbor: United States enters WWII.  10.Identify Operation Overlord: allied forces went to Europe- General Eisenhower. D-Day: August 25th – France is free.

 11. Describe what happened to Japanese Americans on the West Coast: they are put into relocation (internment) camps because they were believed to be spies.  12. How was the war financed?Liberty Bonds  13. What impact did women have on the war effort? They went to work in the factories.  14. How did the war end? US dropped bombs on Japan at Hiroshima and Nagasaki – plane that dropped the bomb – Enola Gay  15. What was the Manhattan Project? Research project to develop the atomic bomb.

 16. Identify the Nuremberg Trials: Nazi leaders put on trial for war crimes. Held responsible for their actions. People have a moral obligation to not follow orders.  17.What happened to Germany after the Nazi regime? Germany was controlled by Allied nations.

Monday  25 Multiple Choice Questions

Friday  The question is…..  Describe 4 ways America changed during WWII.  Examples: Women – went to work, Rosie the Riveter, yes they did – gas station attendants, mail carriers, police officersWomen – went to work, Rosie the Riveter, yes they did – gas station attendants, mail carriers, police officers Rationing – books used to ration goods, meatless and wheat less days, victory gardensRationing – books used to ration goods, meatless and wheat less days, victory gardens Financing the war – liberty bondsFinancing the war – liberty bonds Going from peace time economy to war time economy – no cars=tanksGoing from peace time economy to war time economy – no cars=tanks