Bell Ringer #8 – 11/30/10 Who did Hitler consider to be part of the “master Aryan race”? Explain the “Holocaust”. In what year was “Kristallnacht”?

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Bell Ringer #8 – 11/30/10 Who did Hitler consider to be part of the “master Aryan race”? Explain the “Holocaust”. In what year was “Kristallnacht”?

F.D.R. Plans for War Lend-Lease Act – Written by Roosevelt, U.S. policy to rent weapons to Allies in an attempt to remain isolated from fighting. Atlantic Charter – Roosevelt met secretly with Winston Churchill (Britain) on a ship and pledged collective security and freedom of the seas.

America upsets Japan Japan attacked Indochina (Ally of USA) So U.S. cut off oil shipments to the island of Japan – a big problem for Japanese

Pearl Harbor Attack On Dec 7, 1941, U.S. naval base of Pearl Harbor (Hawaii) was attacked. 6 Japanese aircraft carriers released hundreds of manned planes for kamikaze (suicide) attacks. 21 ships sunk, 200 airplanes destroyed, and 2,400 American lives lost. The next day, U.S. declared war on Japan http://www.history.com/videos/pearl-harbor-is-attacked#pearl-harbor-is-attacked