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D-Day Showed individuals are responsible for their actions, even in wartime Good Neighbor Policy Sold to help pay for war; kept inflation down Allied Powers at start of WW II Tuskegee Airmen Blitzkrieg Britain, France, US George Patton Provided pro-Allied, anti-Axis posters and movies African American pilots used to escort bomber planes Island hopping Commander in North Africa and Sicily; used tanks well Adolf Hitler Strategy of liberating Japanese control, one at a time KorematsuDictator in Germany; more brutal than Stalin

Hitler's plan to murder all European Jews 1 st city targeted by atomic bomb Battle of Midway Vernon Baker Hiroshima Rationing US destroys 4 Japanese aircraft carriers; halted Japanese advance 60 miles; 5,000 Americans died Nuremberg Trials Omar Bradley Regulating amount of goods consumers can obtain Soviet Union, Germany, Italy, Japan Led first army to land in France US would not interfere in Latin America Axis powers at start of WW II Sued US for trying to evict him from his home

The idea that peaceful nations band together to stop aggressors Soviet Union, Britain, France, US Political party that took advantage of fears to gain power Executive Order 9066 German National Socialists (Nazis) Antibiotics Relocation of Japanese Americans to internment camps Victory Gardens Used to treat soldiers battle wounds Rapid movement of tanks, troops, and airplanes Pearl harbor, Hawaii Ensured there was enough food for troops and home Selling of non- military goods to Britain and other countries War Bonds Attacked on December 7, 1941; brought US into WW II Office of War Information

Used to send supplies to China; destroyed 300 Japanese aircrafts Harry S. Truman Flying Tigers President who decided to use the atomic bomb Collective security Navajo Code Talkers Established dictatorship in Soviet Union African American awarded Distinguished Service Cross Dwight Eisenhower Used to communicate without being found out Joseph Stalin Allies after 1941 Final Solution Commander in charge of D-Day invasion Bataan Death March cash-and-carry Invasion of beaches of Normandy