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A serious and world-wide economic decline of the 1930s
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He was elected because Hoover lost Americas trust
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President Hindenburg appoints Adolf Hitler
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Law that was a law saying Jewish people could not marry; have kids or sexual relations with Germans.
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There were crowds of Austrian people cheering as Hitler got to Austria.
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There were crowds of Austrian people cheering as Hitler got to Austria.
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Great Britain, and France let Germany take Sudetenland so that Germany did not start a war.
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It is a wave of violent anti-Jewish, throughout Germany, Austria and in areas of the Sudetenland in Czechoslovakia.
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Germany invades Poland breaking the Munich Agreement.
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The U.S. lends weapons to other Countries in WWII
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Massive kill operations begin for killing Jews, Roma, and other minority groups.
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Japan bombs Pearl Harbor and the U.S. declares war on Japan the next day.
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The Japanese marched 76,00 Ally prisoners along a sixty mile journey.
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Harbor Americans put Japanese-Americans in to internment camps in the middle of the U.S. thinking that they were all Japanese spies.
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It was a factory was a secret military project, that was disguised as a little community. They were making the Atomic Bombs but did not know it.
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It was a battle between the U.S. and Japan on the island of Midway and the S.S. won. Marked the turning point of the war in the pacific.
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The U.S. and its allies were fighting Japan for the Guadalcanal. The Allies win.
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Hitler reluctantly surrenders. This battle was the turning point in the war in Europe.
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Women took the mens jobs that went to the war, They would wear denim jump suits, boots, Gloves and handled heavy machinery.
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D-day means Death Day. Allied forces invade Normandy, France. The Allies won,
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Hitler tried to split the Allies in two and he wanted to cut off their supplies.
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They were the first African American Military Pilots.
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Took place in Russia with Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin to plan the final defeat of Germany life after the war.
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The last and the biggest of the pacific battles.
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50 nations met un san francisco to discuss a new peacekeeping organization to replace the weak and ineffective League of Nations. June 26, 1945- all 50 nations ratified the charter, creating a new international peacekeeping body known as the United Nations. President Roosevelt had urged Americans not to turn their backs on the world again. Unlike the league of Nations, the United States is a member of hte United Nations.
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Germany surrenders unconditional to the Allies.
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The island of Iwo Jima was won by the U.S.
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Allies help the Potsdam Conference to plan the war's end. Decision was made to put Nazi war criminals on trials.
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the U.S. dropped a bomb on Hiroshima then three days later the U.S. dropped a bomb on Nagasaki.
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24 defendants, including some of Hitler's top officials. Hermann Goering creator & head of Gestapo (secret police). Charged with crimes against humanity. 19 found guilty, 12 sentanced to death. People are responsible for there actions, even in wartime.
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Congress approved Secretary of State George Marshall's plan to help boost European economies. The U.S. gave more than $13 billion to help the nations of Europe to get back on their feet.