History of the Americas
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- The leader of the Texan forces that beat the Mexican army during the Texas independence movement was
- A rebellious young woman in the 1920's.
- The abolition of the sale, production of alcohol in the 20's.
- Adolf Hitler's final attempt to win the war was his swift counterattack in December 1944 known as
- After WWII, ex-Nazis and Japanese leaders were tried at the Nuremberg Trials for
- The difference between what behavior was socially acceptable for aman and what was acceptable for a woman in the 1920's.
- Creator of the Women's Auxiliary Army Corp (WAAC).
- In exchange for a temporary division of Germany after WWII, what did Stalin agree to do?
- Someone who produced and distributed alcohol illegally.
- What were the experiences of Japanese-Americans during the war?
- Adolf Hitler outlined his "Final Solution for the Jewish problem" in his book ___________.
- Nazi storm troopers attacked Jewish homes, synagogues and businesses during
- German-Jewish immigrant who pleaded with FDR to begin a program to create the atomic bomb.
- Allied victories in the battles for Midway and Guadalcanal marked a turning point against
- Jews had their citizenship, property and jobs taken away in 1935 as a result of
- Name synonymous with homeless shanty-towns in large cities.
- Leader of the Manhattan Project to create the Atomic Bomb.
- British Prime Minister in World War II.
- Despite declaring our national neutrality, the U.S. assisted the Allies in all of the following ways except...
- Policy of keeping the peace by giving in to an aggressor's demands.