- American volunteer squadron that fought against Japanese forces
- Location where Allied troops landed, initiating the D-Day invasion
- Group of Navajo soldiers trained in basic communications to relay messages using their language as a code
- What date was V-E Day (Victory in Europe)
- Nazi general in North Africa who led the Afrika Korps
- Succeeded Franklin D. Roosevelt and made the decision to drop the atomic bomb on Japan
- Forced march of American soldiers in the Philippines where those who fell out of line were killed by the Japanese
- Agreement between Britain, France, and Germany that dismembered Czechoslovakia
- second-generation Japanese immigrants who joined the military
- Campaign focused on assaulting only the most important islands to establish air and naval bases for the drive to Japan
- Granted the president sweeping powers to sell, lease, lend, or dispose of war materials to nations vital to American security. Allowed for the refitting or repair of warships belonging to friendly belligerents in the United States
- British Prime Minister who led Great Britain during World War II
- Marched on Rome in 1922, transforming Italy into a fascist state
- Dictator of Germany during World War II, responsible for the Holocaust and believed in the superiority of the Aryan race
- Nation created by Vladimir Lenin and led by Joseph Stalin, a major Allied power in World War II
- Lenin's new secret police were known as the
- On June 28, 1914, the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, was assassinated in the Bosnian city of
- The troops of which country turned the tide of the war in 1918?
- The leading exponents and practitioners of Dadaism and Surrealism, respectively, were
- Post-Great Depression full employment was achieved in the United States only as a result of