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| "A day that will live in Infamy" |
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| Gas used to kill jews in the holocaust |
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| Japanese military center hit by little boy |
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| Allied general in charge of the pacific front |
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| Japanese city hit by fat man |
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| WWI hero in charge of Vichy France |
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| Hitlers order to destroy Jew's property in the night just because of hatred |
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| Britain and Germany were at war but no fighting occured |
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| Organization that coordinated worldwide communist policies and peograms |
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| Military alliance between the US and Western European Nation |
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| Given "the powers to take necessary measures to repel any armed attack against the forces of the US and to prevent further aggression" |
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| Prime Minister of New Zealand who pushed for international independence |
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| Under his leadership, Great Britain became a welfare state |
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| French president that ushered a Fifth Republic |
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| Prime Minister of Canada, helped sever Canada's relationship with Britain |
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| Prime Minister of Australia, removed from office that damaged US- Australian relations |
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| got the north part of vietnam in the split |
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| the US would do everything necessary to keep communism from expanding in Europe and Asia |
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| give Greece and Turkey 400 million dollars so they could resist communism |
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| said all americans should be able to give economic assistance to any European countries |
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| the US, Britain, and France airlifted over 2 million tons of supplies to west Berlin |
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| The Sunni believe the Muhammad didnt leave someone to control after he died and the Shi'a believe that he did leave someone to take control |
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| took control during the afghan revolution and were worse than the previous rulers |
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| Spoke Farsi and were Turkish |
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| belief that Jewish people should have Israel as the sovereign land |
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| prime minister of Pakistan and was the first woman to be in power in an islamic state |
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| Britian took over India's large production of salt and Indians marched to sea |
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| ruled in india and was the daughter of Nehru. She was found guilty of illegal campaigning which caused her to have no believers executed. She regained a seat in Parliament |
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| president of pakistan who tried to forge a secular state |
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| Russia's economic policty- 5 year plans |
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| Expressed Hitler's hatred of Jews and communist; outlined Nazism |
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| Leader of the Red Army during the Red and White civil war |
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| Increased militarism in Japan |
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| Key to Nazi theory that reflected the importance of peasents |
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| His goal was to save capitalism in America |
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| Assassinated by a disgruntled railroad worker in 1922 |
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| Beat Hitler in the 1932 presidential election |
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| the dictator or person in control, controls everything in that country |
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| America faced their first dip in the stock market and people sold stocks which made it dip more and the stock market crashed |
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| policy in Russia that helped the lower and middle class become more stable |
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| believed that terror and education had to be used to inform people of their leader |
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