Us history honors quiz WW2

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Last updated 9:36 AM on 4/24/26
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Mussolini

Italian dictator called "Il Duce" (the leader), not liked by Italian people

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Hitler

German dictator, creator of the Nazi group, and German chancellor

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Tojo

Japanese dictator and military officer

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Roosevelt

US president during most of world war 2, wanted the US to join the war and did after Pearl Habor

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Churchill

UK Prime Minister, motivated the British people to keep fighting for victory

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Stalin

Soviet Union leader, led major battles like Stailngard

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Axis powers

Germany, Italy, and Japan

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Allies

USA, UK, and the Soviet Union

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Eisenhower

US commander in Europe

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MacArthur

US commander in pacific

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Doolittle Raid

first US air strike on Japan, there wasn't enough fuel to return home so they landed in China

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Island hopping

US would take lightly defended Japanese islands and make them into bases, getting closer and closer to the mainland

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Pearl harbor

Japanese attack on the US

Made the US join the war

2,400 American deaths

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Battle of Midway

The US navy defeated the Japanese navy fleet, sunk a lot of ships

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Battle of Stailngard

Germany tried to invade into Russia

Russia crushed them after a brutal battle and stopped Nazi advancement

Turning point in WW2

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Iwo Jima

26,000 American deaths, a vital battle that secured a spot that provided bombers safety later in the war

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Okinawa secured vital group needed to invade Japan

Why was Okinawa called the bloodiest battle?

over 12,000 American deaths

over 100,000 Japanese deaths

and 100,000 to 150,000 Japanese civilian deaths

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Hurlon Block

part of the famous flag raising photo in Iwo Jima (thought it wasn't always recognized)

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Desmond Doss

Seventh Day Adventist, refused to carry a weapon because of it, war medic, awarded two bronze star medals

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Rosie the Rivitor

famous "We can Do It!" art piece that motivated women to join the work force and help war efforts

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A. Philip Rabdolph

made the Fair Employment Practices Comittee after telling FDR that he would lead thousands of Black Americans to march on Washington DC

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December 7 1941

the attack on Pearl Harbor

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World War 2 ends

September 2, 1945