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This was the name given to the semi-presidental democracy of Germany to replace the imperial form of government.
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This was a treaty among the major nations that had one WWll to prevent an arms race by limiting naval construction.
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This was a conference to discuss limitations on the Pacific.
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This was a conference held by the United States to work out affairs in the Pacific.
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This was a treaty signed by the US, UK, France, and Japan to respect the Pacific holdings by the other countries and not to seek other territorial advances.
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This affirmed the sovereignty and territory of China.
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This was when Stalin was first introduced into the Soviet government and he quickly madeh his way up the political ladder to become leader of the USSR.
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This was a plan to resolve conflicts after World War l.
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This was book in which Hitler outlined his political idealogy and future plans for Germany.
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Benito Mussolini took his place in office as the Leader of Italy and Duce of Fascism.
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Hirochite became the leader of Japan and would eventually enter the war alongside the Germans and Italians.
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This was an agreement to outlaw war.
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Over the span of a few days, the soaring US stock market crashed and spurred the US into the Great Depression.
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This was Roosevelt's foreign policy act to non-intervention in Latin America.
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The Kwantung Army of the Empire Japan invaded Manchuria to annex.
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This was the non-recogniton of internation territorial changes executed by force.
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Roosevelt defeated Herbert Hoover for the presidency.
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Roosevelt's New Deal was signed into law in 1933 as a way for the US to recover out of the Great Depression.
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FDR formally recognized the USSR and negotiated a trade agreement between the two nations.
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Hitler began his campaign against the Jews, who would eventually face extreme prejudice and annihiliation.
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Hitler was elected Chancellor of Germany by the frustrated and poor Germans.
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The purpose of this conference was to determine how to fight global depression, revive trade, and establish currency rates.
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The US promises not the intervine in Latin America.
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This was the US granted the Phillipines self-government and independence from the US.
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This was a tariff agreement between the United States and other nations.
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This was when the Kingdom of Italy sucessfully invaded the forces of the Ethiopian Emipre.
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Hitler built up an army and took back the Rhineland.
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Hitler violated the Treaty of Versailles by taking back the Rhineland, given to France in the treaty.
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Franco, who became leader of the Nationalists, led this revolt and it lead to the Spanish Civil War.
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This was an agreement to link the two Fascist countries of Italy and Germany.
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This was a military conflict between the Kingdom of Japan and Rupublic of China, in which China won to keep it's independence.
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This was a speech given by Roosevelt that called for a "quarantine of agressive nations" as a solution to US neutrality.
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This was an episode of mass murder and rape by Japanese troops against Nanking.
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The annexation of Austria into Nazi German.
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The purpose of this conference was to decide how Germany would control the Sudetenland.
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The Sudentenland became part of Nazi Germany.
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This was a series of anti-Jew attacks done in Nazi Germany and Austra.
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These sought to protect US neutrality and increased isolationism.
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Hitler conquered the remainder of Czechoslovakia after the Anschluss of Austra.
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Representitives from Germany and the USSR met to agree to not attack each other.
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This was known as the "sitting war" because Britian and France proclaimed war on Germany, but had no forced attacks.
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Auschwitz opened to Polish prisoners and became a major site of the Final Solution.
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The Germans invaded Poland using a technique called Blitzkreg, or Lightening War,
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Churchill became Prime Minister of Great Britian and also became one of the Big Three alongside the US and USSR.
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This was a necessitiy since many Allied soldiers were surrounded and cut off by German soldiers during the battle of Dunkirk.
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This was France under the regime of Marshal Philippe Pétain.
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This was the name given to the air campaign by the German Luftwaffe against the UK.
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Fifty US destroyers were given to the UK in exchange for British land bases and rights.
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This established the Axis powers - Germany, Italy, and Japan.
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This was FDR's third election, and he won against Wendell Willkie.
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Hitler joined the Nazi Party and quickly became leader.
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The four freedoms, outlined by FDR, were freedom of speech, worship,from fear, and from want.
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This was a means of providing miliarty aid to nations during WWll.
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This was Germany's unsucessful invasion of the Soviet Union.
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The policy defined the post-war goals for the Allies.
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The purpose of the OPA were to control money and rents during WWll.
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Roosevelt ordered the US Navy to shoot German or Italian ships on sight.
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The Japanese air force attacked Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, and this lead to the US involvment in WWll.
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The U.S. declared war on Japan in response to Pearl Harbor.
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This was mentioned in a letter and meant "Double victories ", one against the Axis powers and another agaisnt racism.
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Japanese citzens were forced into concentration camps and oversaw by American officials.
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This was an agency to supervise war production.
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She was a cultural symbol to inspire feminism and women's power in the economy.
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MacArthur promised to return to the Philipines after being kicked out.
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This was the forceful transfer of US and Flipinno prisoners of war to Camp O'Donnell by the Japanese.
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This was the first air raid to strike the Japanese islands.
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This was a major naval battle fought between the Japanese and the US and Australia, and was the first time aircraft carriers were fought against each other.
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The United States Navy defeated a Japanese attack, which significantly damaged the Japanese fleet.
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These two battles (Both in the year 1942) were fought between the UK and Egypt.
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This was the first major offensive battle against Japan.
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This was an organization to reasearch and develop atomic bombs.
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Nazi Germany invaded the USSR, it's supposed ally, and lost.
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This was the British invasion of North Africa.
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This was a conference to plan out the Allied stragegy for the next part of the war.
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This act allowed for the US government to operate companies or factories under the threat of strike.
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The Allies step foot in Sicily and begin their long trek up to Northern Italy and into Germany.
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The Final Solution was the Nazi term for the annihilate the Jewish population.
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The Allies used this technique to "hop" from island to island, conquer it, and then proceed to the Japanese mainland.
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At this conference, the Big Three decided to open up a Second front from the West.
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This was an invasion of Normandy by the Allies to slowly creep up on Germany.
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The General keeps his promise and returns to the Philipines after he was forced to flee.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected for a fourth term.
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This was a German campaign fought through Belguim, France, and Luxembourg.
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This system was when the governemt paid a company whatever the cost of their product was, plus a percentage of profit.
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The Kamikaze were a last hope for hte Japanese, who's more experienced pilots had already died.
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The purpose of this meeting was to discuss how to mange the nation of War-torn Europe.
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In this battle, the US captured the island of Iwo Jima from the Japanese.
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This was an invasion by the US to take the island of Okinawa to use as an air base to take down Japan.
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Mussolini and his mistress, as well as 15 others, were shot as they tried to escape to Spain.
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Adolf Hitler commited suicide along with his wife of two days to prevent being at the hands of the Allies.
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This was when the Germans surrenedered to the Eastern front.
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This was the holiday called Victory in Europe Day, to celebrate the Axis unconditional surrender.
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This was the foundation treaty for the United Nations.
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The major Allied powers got together to decide what to do with war-ravenged Germany.
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This was the day that Japan surrendered.
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The US dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima to push them to surrender.
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An atomic bomb was dropped on the Japanese city of Nagasaki to pressure them into surrendering to the Allies and to stop the war.
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The Japanese formally surrendered on a US Battleship in Tokyo Bay.
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These were the trials used to prosecute prominant Nazi leaders for their role in the war.
