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| What even caused Japan to surrender? |
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| the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki |
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| The United States joined World War II on the side of the ______ Powers. |
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| What happened on V-E Day? |
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| Germany surrendered to the Allies |
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| What event cause the United States to enter World War II? |
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| the bombing of Pearl Harbor |
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| During World War II, Germany, Italy, and Japan were known as _____ Powers. |
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| Partway through the war, Hitler broke his alliance with _________________ and attacked that country. |
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| The country known as "the great arsenal of democracy" was _________________. |
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| What even caused World War II to begin? |
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| Hitler's attack on Poland |
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| By 1940, one of the only countries in Europe unoccupied by the Nazis was ______________. |
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| Which organization was set up after World War II to help nations settle their problems? |
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| Which German city was divided by the "Wall of Shame" after World War II? |
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| President of the United States during World War II. |
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| The communist dictator of the Soviet Union, and one of the cruelest dictators the world has ever known. |
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| In America, the ________ was a prosperous decade. |
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| The first President to give his inaugural adress over the radio. |
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| ____________ is celebrated on November 11 each year to honor those who have served on our armed forces. |
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| Germany sent the Zimmerman note to _________ asking them for help in World War I. |
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| The English passenger liner that was torpedoed near the beginning of World War I. |
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| The use of U-boats by _________ at the beginning of World War I angered many countries. |
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President of the U.S. during
World War I. |
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| A promise between two or more countries to fight together against their enemies. |
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Be able to find this state on a map:
Arkansas |
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Be able to find this state on a map:
California |
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Be able to find this state on a map:
Hawaii |
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Be able to find this state on a map:
North Dakota |
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Be able to find this state on a map:
Mississippi |
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Be able to find this state on a map:
Kentucky |
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Be able to find this state on a map:
Idaho |
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Be able to find this state on a map:
New Jersey |
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The leader of Italy during
World War II. |
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The leader of Japan during
World War II. |
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The leader of United States during
World War II. |
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The leader of Russia during
World War II. |
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The leader of Germany during
World War II. |
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The leader of England during
World War II. |
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