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WWII Review PeoplePoliciesGovernment Misc. Battles

People Who were the two scientists responsible for The Manhattan Project? 100

Einstein and Oppenheimer 100 People

Hitler became the dictator of Germany after this mans death. 200 People

Paul von Hindenburg 200 People

List three important military generals from WWII 300 People

1. Rommel – Germany 2. Eisenhower – US 3. MacArthur – US 4. Patton – US 5. Montgomery – Britain 6. Tojo - Japan 300 People

Who were the big three that met at the Yalta Conference? 400 People

Roosevelt, Stalin and Churchill 400 People

Which U.S. President gave survivors of Japanese internment $20,000? 500 People

500 People Ronald Reagan

Policies 100 Which Allied policy gave into the demands of Hitler in the hopes of maintaining peace?

Appeasement 100 Policies

200 Policies Which U.S. policy allowed for the trade of non- military goods ONLY if the nation paid in cash and transported the goods themselves?

Cash-and- Carry Policy 200 Policies

What banned the U.S. from providing weapons or loans to nations at war? 300 Policies

300 Policies Neutrality Acts

Which policy allowed the U.S. to aide nations at war if they were vital to U.S. security? 400 Policies

Lend-Lease Act 400 Policies

500 Policies Which law was signed in 1942 and officially started Japanese internment?

Executive Order Policies

Government Nazism was an extreme form of what totalitarian government? 100

Government Fascism 100

Government A type of government controlled by a dictator; suppressing freedom and controlling every aspect of life. 200

Government Totalitarian 200

Government List the four WWII countries that were ruled by a dictator. 300

Government Germany Soviet Union Italy Japan 300

Government List three characteristics of communism. 400

Government 1. No social classes 2. Equal distribution of wealth 3. Government ownership of property/business 4. No private property 5. No elections 400

Government What was the outcome of the court case Korematsu vs. U.S.? 500

Government Ruled that Japanese interment WAS constitutional 500

Battles ________ was the turning point on the Western front and ________ was the turning point on the Eastern front 100

D-Day was the turning point on the Western front and Stalingrad was the turning point on the Eastern front 100 Battles

Turning point in the Pacific; started US offensive 200 Battles

Midway 200 Battles

Hitlers last offensive attack 300 Battles

Battle of the Bulge 300 Battles

First Japanese territory conquered by the U.S. 400 Battles

Guadalcanal 400 Battles

Largest naval battle in history; kamikazes used in high numbers 500 Battles

Battle of Leyte Gulf 500 Battles

Misc. How many presidential terms did FDR serve? 100

4 Misc

Military strategy that combines air and land forces; used by Germany 200 Misc

blitzkrieg 200 Misc

List 3 territories or countries that were conquered by Japan. 300 Misc

1. Manchuria (China) 2. Korea 3. French Indochina 4. India 5. Dutch East Indies 6. Taiwan 7. Philippines 8. Thailand 300 Misc

Which program was created by FDR in 1944 to aide Jewish refugees? 400 Misc

War Refugee Board (WRB) 400 Misc

List the four main points that were decided on at the Yalta Conference. 500 Misc

1. Created the U.N. 2. Divided Germany into four zones 3. Soviet control of Poland (if SU allowed elections) 4. Soviet control of Pacific Islands (if SU declared war) 500 Misc