World War 2

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1

Joseph Stalin

Dictator of the Soviet Union

<p>Dictator of the Soviet Union</p>
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Adolf Hitler

Dictator of the Germany

<p>Dictator of the Germany</p>
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Benito Mussolini

Dictator of Fascist ItalyJap

<p>Dictator of Fascist ItalyJap</p>
4

Japanese Military was led by

Hideki Tojo

<p>Hideki Tojo</p>
5

League of Nations failed

United States and Soviet Union refuse to join 1919. Germany and Japan dropped out in the 1930s.

<p>United States and Soviet Union refuse to join 1919. Germany and Japan dropped out in the 1930s.</p>
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appeasement

the policy of giving into satisfy the demand of potential enemy.

<p>the policy of giving into satisfy the demand of potential enemy.</p>
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Non-aggression Pact

was between Hitler and Stalin. They agree to have no military between each for ten years.

<p>was between Hitler and Stalin. They agree to have no military between each for ten years.</p>
8

WW2 in Europe started in

1939

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Blitzkreig

it was Germany's lightning war (consist of constantly attacking)

<p>it was Germany's lightning war (consist of constantly attacking)</p>
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Neutrality Act

a series of laws passed by Congress to keep the country out of war

<p>a series of laws passed by Congress to keep the country out of war</p>
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Cash and carry

American can sell non-military item to England under the Neutrality Act

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Quarantine Speech

FDR warned Americans of the growing unrest and us peaceful nations had to act together to isolate aggressive nations

<p>FDR warned Americans of the growing unrest and us peaceful nations had to act together to isolate aggressive nations</p>
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Lend Lease Act

allowed for the US to sell, lease or lend war materials to European countries fighting the Nazis

<p>allowed for the US to sell, lease or lend war materials to European countries fighting the Nazis</p>
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Four Freedoms

Freedom of Speech, Freedom of religion, Freedom from want, and Freedom of Fear

<p>Freedom of Speech, Freedom of religion, Freedom from want, and Freedom of Fear</p>
15

Altantic Charter

It was a joint declaration between the US and Great Britain on the vision of postwar (They freedom in the seas and to end the war).

16

Why Japan became aggressive?

Japan was an island and it had little resources so they invaded China and Manchuria. Through Japan's aggression, USA cut off Trade with Japan and froze Japan's asset in USA.

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December 7, 1941

Japan bombs Pearl Harbor

<p>Japan bombs Pearl Harbor</p>
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War Bonds

Helped the government raise needed funds for the war effort.

<p>Helped the government raise needed funds for the war effort.</p>
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Victory Garden

Americans grow their own vegetables and fruits in order to conserve the food supply

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Rationing

Regulating the amount of goods a person can get.

<p>Regulating the amount of goods a person can get.</p>
21

Office of War Information

produced pro-Allied, anti-Axis, propaganda posters, movies, and radio programs to make citizens aware of how they could help the war effort

<p>produced pro-Allied, anti-Axis, propaganda posters, movies, and radio programs to make citizens aware of how they could help the war effort</p>
22

Rosie the Riveter

She celebrated the new role for women during WW2

<p>She celebrated the new role for women during WW2</p>
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Tuskegee Airmen

all black fighter group in the Air Corps who provided escorts for pilots on bombing mission

<p>all black fighter group in the Air Corps who provided escorts for pilots on bombing mission</p>
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Zoot Suiters

Mexican Americans who did not serve in World War 2

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Navajo Code Talkers

They used their native language to send message which no one could decipher

<p>They used their native language to send message which no one could decipher</p>
26

Executive Order 9066

It required all Japanese American to internment camps in the West Coast

<p>It required all Japanese American to internment camps in the West Coast</p>
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Korematsu vs US

The Supreme Court case agreed with government to put Japanese American into internment camps.

<p>The Supreme Court case agreed with government to put Japanese American into internment camps.</p>
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General George Patton

was the military commander in the invasion of Africa and Italy.

<p>was the military commander in the invasion of Africa and Italy.</p>
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June 6, 1944

D-Day invasion in Normandy, France

<p>D-Day invasion in Normandy, France</p>
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Dwight Eisenhower

Supreme Allied commander responsible for the D-Day invasion

<p>Supreme Allied commander responsible for the D-Day invasion</p>
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Battle of the Bulge

It was Germany last offensive attack on the Allies

<p>It was Germany last offensive attack on the Allies</p>
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May 2, 1945

Victory in Europe (Germany surrenders)

<p>Victory in Europe (Germany surrenders)</p>
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Genocide

is effort to murder an entire race of people.

<p>is effort to murder an entire race of people.</p>
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Holocaust

refers to the genocide of Jews during WW2

<p>refers to the genocide of Jews during WW2</p>
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Final Solution

The plan was to exterminate Europe's Jews shooting them next trenches that the Jews had been forced to dig

<p>The plan was to exterminate Europe's Jews shooting them next trenches that the Jews had been forced to dig</p>
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Concentrations camp

they were slave camps or they were gassed camps and their bodies burned in ovens

<p>they were slave camps or they were gassed camps and their bodies burned in ovens</p>
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Bataan Death March

Prisoners were forced to march 60 miles in the Jungle. 5,000 Americans died through starvation, dehyration, shot, or beheaded

<p>Prisoners were forced to march 60 miles in the Jungle. 5,000 Americans died through starvation, dehyration, shot, or beheaded</p>
38

Battle of Midway

Turning point of the war in the Pacific

<p>Turning point of the war in the Pacific</p>
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General Douglas McArthur

He was the US commander of the Pacific Fleet and he forced the surrender of the Philippines.

<p>He was the US commander of the Pacific Fleet and he forced the surrender of the Philippines.</p>
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Manhattan Project

it was led by Albert Einstein and Robert Oppenheimer. It was to develop the first atomic bomb.

<p>it was led by Albert Einstein and Robert Oppenheimer. It was to develop the first atomic bomb.</p>
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August 6, 1945

Enola Gay (air fighter plane) was loaded with the atomic bomb and it bombed the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

<p>Enola Gay (air fighter plane) was loaded with the atomic bomb and it bombed the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.</p>
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V-J Day

Victory in Japan (August 6, 1945)

<p>Victory in Japan (August 6, 1945)</p>
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The United Nation

was establish to create world peace

<p>was establish to create world peace</p>