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The Holocaust Japan End of WWII Misc. TV Stars (full name)

What was the name of Hitler’s plan to eliminate the Jews?

Final Solution 100

At what event were many Jewish businesses destroyed?

Kristallnacht 200

In the beginning stages of the Holocaust Jews were segregated to what areas of the cities?

Ghettos 300

Which death camp was most feared?

Auschwitz 400

At what Ghetto did Jewish lead a resistance movement?

Warsaw 500

Japan needed raw materials so they began to do this in Southeast Asia

Take colonies (Imperialize) 100

What was the Allied strategy in the Pacific to capture undefended islands?

Island Hopping 200

What is the last military event to happen in WWII (from a U.S. perspective)?

Bombing of Japan 300

These suicide pilots were honored in Japanese Culture…

Kamikaze 400

In what event did the Japanese brutally attack the Chinese People?

Rape of Nanjing 500

After WWII where were Nazi Leaders put on trial?

Nuremberg 100

Which country suffered the most causalities in WWII?

USSR 200

After WWII what country will the US help rebuild its industry and export economy?

Japan 300

WWII was fought in 2 “theatres” which one ended first?

Europe 400

At what two cites was Atomic Bomb dropped?

Hiroshima and Nagasaki 500

What was the name of Hitler's superior race?

Aryan 100

Which President decided to drop the Atomic Bomb?

Truman 200

At what conference did Churchill, FDR and Stalin meet at to discuss Post WWII Europe?

Yalta 300

When Stalin asked Churchill and FDR to attack France where did they go first?

Africa 400

What World Conflict did WWII cause?

Cold War 500

100 Oscar the Grouch (Sesame Street)

200 Squidward (Spongebob)

300 Meredith Grey (Grey’s Anatomy)

400 Quinn Fabray

500 Harvey Levin