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| dictator in Italy; title was Il Duce |
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| political movement emphasizing extremem patriotism nationalism often linked to racism |
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| dictator in Germany; title was Fuhrer |
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| dictator type leader in Japan; title was Prime Minister |
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| known as Rome-Berlin Axis (Italy, Germany and Japan) |
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| known as Allies (England, United States and Soviet Union) |
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| Prime Minister of England |
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| giving in to demands in order to avoid war |
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| region in Czechoslovakia with German population |
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| United States lent or leased resources and equipment to Allies |
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| sneak attack by Japan on United States forces at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii |
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| agency that coordinated the production of all military supplies |
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Gross National Product; value of all goods and services produced in a year
i. Value of Goods + value of Services = GNP |
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| government system giving families only certain amounts of things |
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| loans the government promised to pay back; sold to fund the war |
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| African American pilots in WWII |
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| Navajo Indians using native language as code for U.S. |
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| – female symbol of women working in factories |
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| camps where Japanese Americans were held during the war |
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| Americans of Japanese descent |
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