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The stock Market Crashed, Also know as Black friday
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Hitler was becoming popular and started to get some power. He bacame Chancellor of Germany on this date to prevent seperate people from controling him to overthrough the government.
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Roosevelt was elected president of the United States of America
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The Nuremberg Laws were two laws which excluded the Jews from German life, as well as took away some of their natural rights.
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March army into Austria and take it over, Austria was Germany’s biggest ally
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Great Britain let Germany take over whatever they wanted because they didn’t want to fight them. They wanted to stay at peace.
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It was a series of coordinated attacks against Jews throughout Nazi Germany and parts of Austria. The streets had tons of glass from all the broken windows, reffered to the night of broken glass.
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Germany attacked Poland; Great Britain had enough and finally got mad at them.
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A law passed that stated the U.S. would support Allied Nations.
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African Americans pilotes in WWII. Were extreamly segregated
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Attack from Japanese on Pearl Harbor. Destroyed navel base, and brought America into WWII.
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Rounded up all the Jews to concentration camps and slaughtered them.
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Japanese Americans were sent to camps to live because Americans feared that they would follow in Japans lead and kill of Americans.
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Forced the prisoneers to walk 84 miles with only 1 meal a day.
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Was a symbol of american women working.
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is a tropical island in the South-Western Pacific were america defeat the Japanese
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They built the first Atom Bomb in America and used it against Japan to win the war.
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American Navy won major battles and prevented Japan from reaching farther into the pacific.
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Hitler told his army not to surrender, but they did to prevent a big massacre.
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Was the Battle that gave the allies the upper hand and was the turning point in WWII
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Germany's last attempt to defeat the allies.
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A conference of the Big three Nations.
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Was the island where the first battle on Japanese soil was fought.
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President Roosevelt died and Truman becamse the next president.
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50 nations met in 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 the United Nations.
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Germany surrender after great losses
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Japanese Island that America owned.
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allies held the Potsdam Conference to plan the war’s end. Decision was made to put Nazi war criminals on trial.
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Atom Bomb was dropped in Japan to get them to surrender.
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Japanese saw the Atom bomb and surrendered
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Nuremburg trials, November 20, 1945 – October 1, 1946 24 defendants, including Hitler’s top officials . Hermann Goering – creator & head of Gestapo (secret police) Charged with crimes against humanity.19 found guilty, 12 sentenced to death. People are responsible for their 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 get back on their feet.