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Hitler came to power and created a dictatorship.
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Tried to keep america out of WW2 by making it illegal for America to sell arms or other war materials
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This law deprived Jews of rights. It was the beginning of this discrimination that only continued to get worse,
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British and French pact with Germany to not break out in war, but gave Czechoslovakia away.
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Nazis in Germany torched and vandalized Jewish homes, shops, and synagogues.
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The German-Soviet pact was signed. No military action against each other for the next 10 years.
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President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Replaced neutrality acts and allowed the US to sell arms or war supplies as long as the other country arranged for it to be picked up and paid for in cash.
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Provided a way for people of color to get air training to become pilots during WW2.
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Gave President Roosevelt ability to give war supplies such as planes and food without disrupting the US neutrality acts.
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Was intended to destroy morale in the US navy and keep the US from fighting back. The US base on Pearl Harbor was attacked by Japan.
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Represented the women who were needed to work in the factories or other places needed to fund the war. Many were needed to replace male workers that went off to war.
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Produced the first atomic bomb. It was supported by the UK and Canada.
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Was given supreme authority to acquire materials and the industrial production programs that were needed in the war.
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Authorized the evacuation of all people that were deemed a threat to nation security, all of Japanese descent/ancestry. They were moved from the west coast to further inland.
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Major naval battle in the pacific theater. US defended the major base located on Midway against the Japanese.
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Soviet defense of the city of Stalingrand stopped the Germans from continuing into the Soviet union and market the turning of the war in favor of the Allies.
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Most decorated for its size and length of service. It was a segregated African American Unit. They helped drive Germans out of Italy.
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Allied forces invaded northern France on the beach in Normandy. Was the turn for Nazi Germany and allowed allied forces to start to gain control.
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The liberation of the concentration camp by the Red Army.
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The US captured the island of Iwo Jima from Japan. This was a strategic location and helped stop attacks from Japan.
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The US detonated two nuclear weapons on these two cities in Japan. They killed lots of civilians.
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They were war crime trials held in Europe and Asia. It broke down the German leadership and brought punishment for what they did.
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