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Series of revolutions that eventually led to the creation of the Soviet Union
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Diplomats from more than two dozen countries gathered in Paris for a conference to discuss how to end the war permanently
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The peace settlement between Germany and the Allied powers that officially ended WW1
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World’s largest naval powers met in Washington to discuss naval disarmament and ways to relieve growing tension in East Asia
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Treaty between Germany and Russia under which each renounced all territorial and financial claims against the other
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Did the March on Rome and became the Prime minister and eventually formed a dictatorship
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Terminated the alliance between Japan and England
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Failed attempt by Hitler to seize power in Munich, Bavaria
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Became leader of the Soviet Union after Lenin’s death
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An attempt by the Triple Entente to collect war debt from Germany
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An autobiography by Hitler in which he outlines his future plans for Germany
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The Stock market lost all value and crashed
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A line of obstacles and weapons they began constructing between there border with Germany
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When Manchuria was invaded by Japan following the Mukden Incident
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Was the result of Stalin’s forced policy of collectivization
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Were established soon after Hitler’s appointment as chancellor
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was appointed as the chancellor of Germany by President Paul Von Hindenburg
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A purge that took place in Nazi Germany
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After the Night of the Long Knives which led to Hitler’s absolute power
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Stalin would target members of the government and military and have them tortured and sometimes killed
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Passed by the US to try to stay isolated in the war
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Where the 1936 summer Olympics were held in Berlin Germany
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An episode of mass murder and mass raping committed by Japanese troops against Nanking
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Hitler invaded Austria and annexed them to be a part of Germany
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A settlement permitting Germany’s annexation of portions of Czechoslovakia
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An organized attack against Jews
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Hitler invaded Sudetenland which was the mainly German areas of Czechoslovakia
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Germany moved into the weak Czechoslovakia and conquered it
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An electro-mechanical machine used to decipher secret messages
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Einstein’s letter launched the arms race about the possibility of atomic weapons
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Guaranteed that the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany wouldn’t attack each other
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Germany invaded Poland which marked the beginning of WW2
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When Britain and France declared war on Germany after the invasion of Poland
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A war between Russia and Finland that ended with the Moscow Peace Treaty
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Germany invaded Denmark and Norway
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Began with the German invasion of Norway and ended in 1945
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Gained power when Chamberlain resigned
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The battle of france was the successful German invasion of France
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Was significant for Churchill to continue the fight against Germany
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Air campaign waged by the German airforce against the United Kingdom
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Germany’s invasion of the Soviet Union
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A military strike conducted by the Japanese on the Pearl Harbor naval base
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Nazi Germany’s plan to exterminate the Jewish people
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Initiated a controversial policy with lasting consequences for Japanese Americans
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One of the most important naval battles of World War 2
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A two pronged attack on various islands
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Was a research and development project that produced the first atomic bombs
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When America entered the war against Nazi Germany
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An unsuccessful allied military option fought in the Netherlands and Germany
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a major German offensive campaign launched through Belgium, France, and Luxembourg
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The US captured the island of Iwo Jima from the Japanese Empire
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When Franklin D. Roosevelt died
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Hitler consumed cyanide, then shot himselft
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Ended the World War 2 in Europe
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Code named Trinity, it was the first successful test of the atomic bomb
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When the US dropped atomic bombs destroying Hiroshima and Nagasaki
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Brought the hostilities of World War 2 to a close
