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Mussolini
Italian dictator called "Il Duce" (the leader), not liked by Italian people
Hitler
German dictator, creator of the Nazi group, and German chancellor
Tojo
Japanese dictator and military officer
Roosevelt
US president during most of world war 2, wanted the US to join the war and did after Pearl Habor
Churchill
UK Prime Minister, motivated the British people to keep fighting for victory
Stalin
Soviet Union leader, led major battles like Stailngard
Axis powers
Germany, Italy, and Japan
Allies
USA, UK, and the Soviet Union
Eisenhower
US commander in Europe
MacArthur
US commander in pacific
Doolittle Raid
first US air strike on Japan, there wasn't enough fuel to return home so they landed in China
Island hopping
US would take lightly defended Japanese islands and make them into bases, getting closer and closer to the mainland
Pearl harbor
Japanese attack on the US
Made the US join the war
2,400 American deaths
Battle of Midway
The US navy defeated the Japanese navy fleet, sunk a lot of ships
Battle of Stailngard
Germany tried to invade into Russia
Russia crushed them after a brutal battle and stopped Nazi advancement
Turning point in WW2
Iwo Jima
26,000 American deaths, a vital battle that secured a spot that provided bombers safety later in the war
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
Hurlon Block
part of the famous flag raising photo in Iwo Jima (thought it wasn't always recognized)
Desmond Doss
Seventh Day Adventist, refused to carry a weapon because of it, war medic, awarded two bronze star medals
Rosie the Rivitor
famous "We can Do It!" art piece that motivated women to join the work force and help war efforts
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
December 7 1941
the attack on Pearl Harbor
World War 2 ends
September 2, 1945