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Flashcards covering key concepts, events, and terminology related to World War II.
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World War II was a global conflict from 1939 to __ that involved the vast majority of the world's countries.
1945
The two opposing military alliances during World War II were the and the .
Allies; Axis
The Treaty of __ imposed harsh terms on Germany, leading to economic ruin and national resentment.
Versailles
The failure of the __ led to an inability to stop aggressive acts by Japan, Italy, and Germany.
League of Nations
The rise of __ regimes in Germany, Italy, and Japan contributed to the war.
Totalitarianism
Britain and France employed a policy of __, initially allowing Germany to violate treaties.
Appeasement
The primary nations of the Allied Powers included the UK, USA, USSR, and __.
China
The official start of World War II was marked by the __ of Poland in 1939.
Invasion
The Battle of __ was an intense air battle in 1940 where the RAF defended the UK against Nazi Germany.
Britain
The attack on __ in 1941 brought the United States into World War II.
Pearl Harbor
The Battle of __ (1942-1943) was a decisive Soviet victory marking the beginning of the end for the German army.
Stalingrad
V-E Day refers to the day when Germany unconditionally surrendered after the Battle of __.
Berlin
The US dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and __ in August 1945.
Nagasaki
V-J Day marks Japan's formal surrender, officially ending all __.
hostilities
The impact of World War II included the creation of the __ and the start of the Cold War.
United Nations
Technological advancements during the war included the development of radar and __ engines.
jet