Chapter 25 Names and Terms Review

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Chapter 25 Names and Terms Review Global History & Geography 11th Grade Boys and Girls Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Names & Terms WAAC [Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps] V-E Day Niesei A. Philip Randolph Internment Manhattan Project Omar Bradley OSRD Dwight D. Eisenhower Office of the Price Administration GI GI Bill of Rights Rationing George Patton War Production Board Douglas McArthur D-Day Battle of Midway

Names & Terms Battle of Bulge James Farmer Battle of Atlantic Internment Battle Stalingrad Japanese American Citizen’s League Chester Nimitz Why did the U.S. drop atom bombs? Kamikaze Yalta Conference Essay: How was the United States shaped by World War II? Nuremberg Trials Hiroshima Nagasaki

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