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| Throughout the 1930's, dictators seized control in many countries, but not in ____ |
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| Benito Mussolini began building his new "Roman Empire" by seizing____ |
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| On the eve of World War 2, Italy and Germany helped fascist forces win a civil war in ____ |
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| President Franklin Roosevelt's Good Neighbor policy applied to ____ |
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| America's Neutrality Acts outlawed arms sales to ____ |
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| On the eve of the outbreak of war, Germany and the Soviet Union signed a ____, in which they vowed never to attack each other. |
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| The first country conquered in Hilter's "lighting war" was ____. |
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| The months-long lull in the war almost right after it began as referred to by newspapers as the ____. |
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| Hitler sought to annex Czechoslovakia to provide more living space for Germans and countrol the region's important ____. |
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| Britian repelled Germany's attack due mainly to the heroic effort by its ____. |
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| Why were the Jews especially targeted by the Nazis? |
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| Hitler wanted to rid the world of Communism. |
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| What was the Kristallnacht? |
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| The night of November 9, 1938, on which the Nazis coordinated an attack on Jewish people and their property in Germany and German-controlled lands. |
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| How did Jews in the ghettos challenge the Nazis? |
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| Jews in ghettos tried to organize resistance against the Germans and to arm themselves with smuggled and homemade weapons |
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| Why was the U.S. willing to accept only a limited number of Jewish refugees? |
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| They were afraid of people from other countries invading their country. |
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| What was the "Final Solution" and why was it implemented? |
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Final Solution was the genocide (mass killing of the jews)
It was implemented to stop communism. |
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| What methods did the Nazis use to kill the occupants of the concentration camp? |
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| gases, extermination camps, starvation, death marches, and they burned them. |
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| lent or leased arms to any country whos defense was vital to the U.S. |
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| Collective security, disarmament, self-determination, economic cooperation, and freedom of seas |
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| Started war between Italy, Japan, Germany, and the U.S. |
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| How did the U.S. react to the early Nazi victories in Europe? |
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| they boosted defense spending |
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| How did the U.S. respond to Japanese aggression in Asia? |
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| broke into their codes and waited for Japan to act on war. |
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| Why did Japan launch an attack on U.S. naval forces at Pearl Harbor? |
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| U.S. had put an embargo on their oil. |
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| agreed to Hitler's Sudetenland ivasion |
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| led fascis rebellion in Spain |
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| totalitarian ruler of Soviet Union |
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| British prime minister during World War 2 |
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| ruler of French government in exile |
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| ____ government is one that maintains complete control over its citizens. |
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| ____ is a form of gov. that stresses nationalismand places the interests of the state above those of the individual. |
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| Germany's military srategy, known as ____, relied on quick strikes with the use of advanced weaponry. |
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| Germany, Italy, and Japan comprised a coalition known as the ____. |
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| The measure that enabled the U.S. to provide arms and other supplies to Great Britian and its allies was known as the ____. |
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