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| Chancellor of Germany during WWII |
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| Italian politician that formed the National Fascist Party during WWII |
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| Conference that gave Hitler the Sudetenland and part of Czechoslovakia. |
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| Second world war between the Axis and Allied powers. |
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| German born physicist who warned Roosevelt about a super bomb that Hitler was making. |
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| Project to secretly make an atomic bomb. |
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| An all motorized military force. |
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| A fighting style of war made of a line of concrete fortifications. |
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| Located in Hawaii where Japan performed their first direct attack on the United States and what lead the U.S to join in on WWII. |
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| Let business make money, but changed what they made. |
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| Office of Price Administration |
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| Regulated prices and set rations of products. |
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| Raised taxes and started selling war bonds. |
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| Camps created for Japanese-Americans during WWII where it was more like prison. |
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| A series of race riots in the Southwest against Mexican Americans. |
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| A small scale baby boom that was caused by men going to war. |
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| Symbol for women during WWII that expressed women working in factories and taking place of men while they were fighting the war. |
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| Prime Minister of Great Britain during WWII. |
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| Premier of the Soviet Union during WWII. |
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| The largest amphibious attack. It consisted of the invasion of Normandy. |
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