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PeopleEuropePacific 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Home FrontDates

The day, month, date, and year Pearl Harbor was bombed

When was Sunday, December 7, 1941?

This country was invaded September 1, 1939 and war was declared in Europe

What was Poland?

The Allied invasion of Normandy

When was June 6, 1944?

August 14, 1945

What is Victory in Japan Day?

August 6, 1945 this Japanese city was bombed

What is Hiroshima?

This führer used persuasion and intimidation to accomplish his goals

Who is Adolf Hitler?

This Il Duce modernized his country but was eventually hung in the town square

Who is Benito Mussolini?

This powerful emperor of Japan expanded his country into SE Asia and the Pacific

Who was Emperor Hirohito?

This Soviet leader was originally an ally of the U.S.; the friendship ended after WWII

Who was Josef Stalin?

U.S. President who ordered atomic bombs dropped on Japanese cities

Who is Harry S. Truman?

This battleship is still the final resting place for many of its sailors

What is the U.S.S. Arizona?

This piece of artillery stands as a memorial to WWII veterans in Cheneys Memorial Park

What is a howitzer?

The military supplies necessary for WWII brought an end to this in the U.S.

What is the Great Depression?

American icon seen here who encouraged women to work outside the home during WWII

Who is Rosie the Riveter?

Government hoped to control the supply, demand, and distribution of goods (like sugar, butter, gas, and meat) by using this

What is a rationing system?

The large land, sea, and air invasion of France by the Allied Powers to liberate Europe from the Germans has become known as this

What is D-Day?

Hitler violated this when he rebuilt the German military

What is the Treaty of Versailles?

Hitlers secret police were called this

What is gestapo (or the SS)?

Hitler signed a non- aggression pact with this country

What is the Soviet Union?

When Hitlers troops approached this countrys capital, the nation simply surrendered

What is France?

The need for this was the reason for Japans aggression in Asia

What is raw materials/resources?

This was the first region (in China) Japan set out to conquer in the early 1930s

What is Manchuria?

These pilots considered themselves a divine wind and were willing to give up their lives for their country

Who are kamikaze pilots?

This U.S. strategy against Japan called for taking strategic locations in the Pacific

What is island- hopping?

When congratulated on the attacks at Pearl Harbor, the Japanese Admiral responded, I fear we have awakened [this].

What is a sleeping giant?

Make your wager

This was the initial policy towards Hitler in Europe; they gave an inch, he took a mile

What is appeasement?