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| leader who gains control of a country's government |
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| government where individual freedoms are denied |
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| government controls land and businesses |
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| Great Britain, France, US, Soviet Union |
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| war fought between 1939-1945 |
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| United States would let Allied countries borrow military supplies |
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| biggest battle ever fought by US army against Germany; allied victory |
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| limiting the amount of resources each person in the United States could buy |
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first African American fighter pilots
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| extremely powerful bomb dropped on two Japanese cities |
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| code name for the building of the atomic bombs |
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| major turning point in World War 2 against Japan in the Pacific Ocean |
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| unsuccessful German attack against the Soviets |
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| place where Jews were taken and imprisoned used as slave labor; many did not survive |
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| wide spread destruction; murder of 12 million people during World War 2 |
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| law that requires men of a certain age to serve in the military |
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| naval base in Hawaii bombed on December 7, 1941 by Japan |
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| relocation/ internment camps |
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| Japanese Americans were forced to live during World War 2 |
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| a symbol of women who kept American factories running during the war |
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| two cities in Japan that were bombed |
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| where the fighting took place; European and Pacific |
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| June 6, 1944; Normandy, France; largest invasion by sea |
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| get someone to believe the way you do; posters |
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leader of Great Britain
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leader of Germany and the Nazi party
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American leader in charge of Allies forces, D-Day invasion
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helped Allies to a victory in the Battle of the Bulge
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33rd president at the end of World War 2; ordered the dropping of the atomic bombs
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| strategy used during World War 2 to capture the most important islands in the Pacific |
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