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Japan first attempted to extended to increase its “living space” by attacking this region in ‘31.
In 1938, Hitler marched into Austria and unified both countries in what is known as the _________.
These three countries desired additional “living space” and invaded other countries to achieve such in the 1930s.
Francisco Franco was aided by these two countries during the Spanish Civil War.
This British prime minister signed the Munich Pact with Germany, opting for appeasement rather than conflict.
After conquering Northern Africa, the allies immediately thereafter looked to invade this country.
D-Day consisted of a massive land-sea-air invasion of Normandy beach on June 6, 1944. It was also known as Operation ____________.
This was the last offensive by the Germans to try to halt the allied advance. It was temporarily successful, but the allies eventually closed in on Berlin.
After the fall of France, this southern, pro-Nazi government was established in the south of France by Petain.
This raid was the first aerial attack on Tokyo after Pearl Harbor, but was not much more than a morale booster.
This desperate tactic of flying planes into military targets was used by the Japanese starting at Leyte Gulf.
It was during this battle that Marines mounted the U.S. flag upon Mt. Suribachi, as seen in the image below.
This battle was the turning point on the Pacific, as it stopped a Japanese attack on a U.S. military base and did great damage to Japanese carriers.
This general led a series of firebombings on Tokyo, leading to more deaths than Hiroshima or Nagasaki.
The United States entered World War II by declaring war on Japan on this date.
Name one thing the Office of Price Administration was responsible for.
Rationing; Setting Prices so the economy didn’t experience inflation
In response to Japanese aggression in Asia, the United States took this action. It may have served as one of the causes of the Pearl Harbor attack.
This was the name of the act that created a peacetime draft.
This man took over as President after the death of FDR. He was responsible for making the decision to drop the Atomic Bomb. S
This Japanese-American refused to leave his home and was prosecuted for violating executive order 9066. The supreme court upheld the legality of his internment, citing “military necessity”
