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He was part of the Nazi party which is a party based on extreme nationalism, racism, and materialistic expansionism
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Was part of the Fascism party. Fascism is a strong centralized government headed by a powerful dictator.
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The day after V. I. Lenin died (previous leadrer of Soviet Union) Joeseph was a communist.
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Kellogg-Briand PactA pact that the United States and 61 other nations signed saying that they would never make war again. This pact didn't include war that was needed for defense.
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Roosevelt was the president during World War II. The people of the United States looked up to him and was impressed about the job he was doing to help stop the war. " I have said not once, but many times, that i have seen war and i hate war." -Presedent Roosevelt 1939
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When 11 million people throughout Europe were murdered, more than half being Jews.
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A camp holding Jews and other groups of people where they performed slave labor and starved as a method of prison camp. The groups of people held in these camps were seen as eneies to Adolf Hitler.
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Neutrality Acts Created to keep the United States out of war
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Hitler left for Berlin from his mountain. Rhineland is a German region along France and Belgium.
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Tens of thousands of of Italian solidiers stood ready.
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[Quarantine Speech](http://millercenter.org/scripps/archive/speeches/detail/3310)A speech given by FDR
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Hitler had troops go as a call for help.
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Germany, Italy, France, and Great Britain signed it for appeasement purposes.
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British prime minister. Sudetenland would be his "last territorial demand." Signed the Munich Pact.
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Info about kristallinachtA night where Nazis invaded Jewis homes, buisinesses, and synagogues across Germany. It was also know as Crystal Night
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The Soviet Union and Germany signed it meaning they would not fight each other.
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After 3 months, Finland surrendered.
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Info on Axis PowersWhen Germany, Italy, and Japan oppossed the Allies in
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When Franklin Roosevelt ran for reelection for his tried term at president against Windel Willkie
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This was necessary for Germany to "protect [those countries'] freedom and idependence."
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Info on the invasionThey were overrun by the end of May.
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Believed siging the Munuch Pact was a sign of shameful appeasement.
"Britain and France had to choose between war and dishonor. They chose dishonor. They will have war." -
Hitler sent tanks through northeast France in an area known as the Ardennes.
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The German Luftwaffe launched the Battle of Britain
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a law that allowed the United States to ship arms and other supplies without having to pay immediatly, but only if the supplies were going to be used for for fighting in the Axis powers.
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when the United States and Great Britain made goals that opposed the Axis Powers
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President of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and Washington. Wanted blacks to march under a banner reading, "We Loyel Colored Americans Demand the Right to Work and Fight for Our Country."
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Prime minister of Japan
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They wanted to make the defeat of Germany the Allies' top priority because:
-Adolf Hitler= America's number 1 enemy
-Joseph Stalin= alli who wanted help against invading German forces.
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Pearl Harbor was the largest U.S. naval base and on December 7, 1941 the Japanese sent more than 180 Japanese warplanes to bomb Pearl Harbor
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The project the United States was working on to create an atomic bomb for use in the second World War
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Industrial ResponseWith shutdown in productionplants were used to produce tanks, planes, boats, and command cars, and factories all over were changed to war production facilities.
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Japanese Americans were asked to evacuate from Hawaii after the bombing of Pearl Harbor left Americans doubtfull of their loyalty. 1, 444 Japanese Americans were under internment or confinement. 110,000 were shipped to internment camps.
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These women wouldn't recieve rank, pay, benefits, or the expectation of an army career as the men did. The WAAC was established by Goerge Marshall.
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Douglas MacArthur was a general who commanded 80,000 American and Filipino troops in the Philippines against 200,000 invading Japanese troops.
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This battle established a new type of naval warfare. Carrier based airplanes, no more gunfire.
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Japanese force consisted of 110 ships. Invasion plan was to move on to Hawaiii and finish the destruction of American naval power.
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The Selective Service System expanded the draft and later on supplied an additional 10 million soldiers to help out the armed forces needs. GI means Government Issue
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Marked Japan's first defeat on land. 19, 000 marines stormed in the Solomon Islands.
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-Germans sank 87 U.S. ships
-German wolf packs destroyed 681 ships in theAtlantic
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-1939-1940 U.S. only built 102 ships.
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Battle of Stalingrad info The Goals of Hitler
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The "second front" while the Stalingrad Battle waas stilll raging. --In 1942 107,00 Allied troops
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D-DayThe day of invasion that will live in history.
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Battle of Leyte Gulf Kamikaze( suicide plane) was a new tactic where the Japanese crashed planes into Allied ships.
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Battle of the Bulge8 German tank broke through weak American defenses along an 80-mile front.
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Yaltaa conference where the leadres of the United States, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union agreed on a set of standards to be set into action after the defeat of Germany
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Iwo JimaU.S. fought for and captured it from Japan along with two airfields.
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Truman became president on the night that President Roovevelt died.
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Unconditional SurrenderVictory of Europe Day. First part of the war was finally over.
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A battle against Okinawa, Japan and the Allies. The Okinawa sunk 30 ships and damaging 300 more, and killed almost 5,000 seamen of the Allies.
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Where President Truman met Churchill and Stalin in defeted Germany
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Hiroshima, Japan is where a bomber released an atomic bomb. Hiroshima iwas a nimportant military center. Nagasaki where the second bomb was dropped 3 days later.
