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| Started the fascist Party |
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| Friedrich Nietzsche and Soren Kierkegaard |
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| These men formulated existentialism |
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| formulated the system known as psychoanalysis |
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| J. Gresham Machen, R.A. Torreym Billy Sunday, Harry Rimmer |
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| Some great preachers and defended the truth in America |
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| made the first non stop transatlantic flight in 1927 |
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| The preseident at the time of the Great depression |
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| Franklin Delano Roosevelt |
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| Known as FDR; started trade with Russia by recognizing communism in the soviet union |
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| the brave emperor of Ethiopia who appealed to the league of nations for help. |
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| led the revolutionary forces in the spanish civil war |
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| the british prime minister who was a leading voice in europe for peace and conciliation |
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| the communist dictator of Russia |
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| led the Free french government |
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| became the prime minister of great Britain after neville chamberlain resigned |
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| the official head of the Japanese government |
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| held the reins of power in Japan |
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| Nationalist chinese leader who asked america for help |
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| was forced to retreat in the war in Africa |
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| the leader of british troops who pushed all the way to libya |
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| was chosen to head up the invasion of Hitlers europe |
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| he was ordered to leave the Phillipines so that he would not be captured. But he promised the filipinos that he shal return |
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| the vice president who became president because president roosevelt died |
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| a form of socialism which allows people to keep their private property but takes away their freedoms |
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| a form of socialism created by Hitler |
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| a very prosperous decade for America ; the symbol is the automobile |
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| the worst economic depression the nation has ever experienced. The stock market crash effectiviely shut of the supply of credit |
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| introduced the U.s to socialism |
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| What hitler called his new government |
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| what germany and italy became known as. |
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| signed between hitler andjoseph stalin; included a secret agreement to jointly invade eastern europe and divide the land between them. |
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| German word for Lightning War |
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| held off the Germans for long enough for hundreds of small British crafts to cross the Channel to safety in Britain |
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| also known as london Blitz because the nazis bombed London mercilessly |
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| The treaty that joined Japan in the axis powers |
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| when the japanese made a surprise attack on the U.S naval fleet and airfield at Pearl Harbor |
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| June 6, 1944, the largest amphibious assault in history |
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| the germans last great offensive in the west |
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| a battle in which over 10,000 american soldiers died |
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| the first naval battle in history in which the enemy ships never even saw each other. |
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| turned the tide of the war |
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| a battle in which Japan lost almost all of its remaining ships and planes |
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| suicide planes loaded with explosives |
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| where the first two atomic bombs were dropped |
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| victory in Japan day because of Douglas Macaurther accepted the surrendur |
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| Treblinka, Dachau, Aushwitz |
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| Where some of the largest concentration camps were |
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| the horrible slaughter of over 6 million jews |
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