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.Requested by President Franklin Roosevelt to stay neutral while aiding the allies.
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George Marshall was the chief of staff of the army.
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The flying Tigers were a group of American volunteers who went to China to resist Japanese fighting. They helped give raw materials to China.
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Germany wanted power of skies over Britain, so Germany fought Britain in the sky using planes and bombs.
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Required all men between ages 21 and 45 to register for the draft
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Attemped genocide of Jewish people.
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providing U.S. military aid to foreign nations during World War II
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used to translate messages into a code Japanese could not understand
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assigned to the first black unit to go into combat and won the Congressional Medal of Honor recipient for his bravery
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African-American fighter group in the Air Corps to help on bombing missions
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Japanese revenge on U.S. for putting sanctions on them
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a military strategy employed by the Allies in the Pacific War against Japan and the Axis powers
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permitted military commanders to require Japanese Americans to relocate to interior internment camps away from Western coastal regions
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debt securities issued by a government for the purpose of financing military operations during times of war
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Japanese forced prisoners to undertake a 60 mile march through the jungle
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led U.S. army in the pacific
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U.S. destroyed 4 of Japan’s aircraft carriers, ending Japan’s naval strength in Pacific ocean.
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created pro-Allied, anti-Axis propaganda to make citizens more aware
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regulating the amount of goods a consumer could obtain
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led U.S. Third Army in North Africa and Italy
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These gardens helped to make sure there was enough food for troops and citizens.
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troops under command of Dwight Eisenhower landed at 5 beaches on the Northwest coast of France at Normandy
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Supreme Allied Commander in Europe who was in charge of Normandy invasion
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commander of all U.S ground forces after the invasion of Normandy
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.Korematsu was a Japanese American convicted of continuing to remain in a restricted area
.Supreme court said constitutional liberties may be limited in wartime
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German attack to break Allied lines; divide forces in half and cut off Allied supplies
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Germany signs unconditional surrender
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wanted to use the atomic bomb against Japan rather than sustain high losses; chose centers of Japanese military production as targets
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division of Japan’s territorial conquests
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Allied forces presided over the hearings of Nazi-criminals and sentenced many to death
