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| A type of government controlled by citizens either directly or through elected representatives. |
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| a type of government that controls most parts of people's lives, and the people cannot complain |
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| a type of government, run by one person (dictator), that requires the people of the country to be extremely loyal and is often racist |
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| an economic and social system n which most or all property is owned by the state or community as a whole and is shared by all |
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| a policy of racist nationalist, national expansion, and state control of the economy practiced by the Nazis in Germany |
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| a leader who completely rules a country, they are usually cruel |
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| accepting a person's or country's demands in order to avoid a fight or war |
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| the law passed during WWII that allowed the U.S. to sell, lend, or lease war supplies to nations that would defend the United States |
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| to limit the distribution of scarce items |
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| Belief that Caucasian, non-Jewish people are superior to all other people |
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| violence and discrimination against Jews |
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| the intentional killing of an entire group of people based on religion, culture, or politics |
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| places of detainment for Japanese-Americans during World War II |
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| Hitler's places of containment to hold, torture, and kill millions of Jews and other non-Aryans |
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| term for Germany's fast, Violent attacks during WWII means lightning war |
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| entering by force as an enemy in order to conquer |
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| the first nation invaded by Germany; the event that started WWII |
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| Germany's attempt to conquer Great Britain. It started when Germany began bombing London in 1940 |
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| the Japanese attack on the United states naval fleet in Hawaii that brought the United States into WWII in December 7, 1941 |
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| the war in Europe reached a turning point when Russia defeated Germany near Stalingrad in 1943 |
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| June 6, 1944; Allied invasion on the beaches of Normandy, France to liberate (free) western Europe |
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| the war in the pacific reached a turning point with the Allied victory near midway |
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| A Japanese suicide pilot during World War II whose mission was to crash into his target |
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| the two Japanese cities on which the United States dropped Atomic bombs to end World War II in 1945 |
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