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| was a plan by Adolf Hitler to kill all the Jews in Europe. |
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| directed the killing of 6,000,000 Jews. |
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| was the battle that took away Japanese threat of attacking Hawaii |
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| was Adolf Hitler's empire planned to last one thousand years |
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| was the name for Japanese air force suicide missions |
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| was the greatest naval battle in history |
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| was the second city destroyed by by atomic bomb |
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| was a new German military maneuver |
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| Americans dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima _____ on August 6, 1945. |
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| On August 14, 1945, the Japanese ended the war by surrendering ________ to the allies. |
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| the final surrender agreement between Japan and the ________ was signed on the battleship U.S.S. Missouri. |
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| _______ became a nation on May 14, 1948 |
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| An insurance program designed to provide a small income to retired workers and aid to dependents of those workers who died before collecting benefits was what social _____ was meant to be. |
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| The United States has increasingly become a nation of citizens who depend on ________ since New Deal days. |
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| The Allied forces took control of the North ______ shores when U.S. General Eisenhower's command moved eastward, and British General Montgomery pushed west from Egypt. |
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| On June 4, 1944,after many bloody conflicts, _____ soldiers entered the city of Rome and were greeted as heroes by the Italians. |
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| On March 7, 1945, American troops began moving across the ________ River at Remagen on the only bridge still standing. |
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| Securing Leyte Gulf was the first objective in gaining control of the _____. |
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| The Japanese turned toward the _______, located about 1,000 miles northwest of Hawaii, after driving the Americans out of the Philippines. |
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| The _______ had lost 8,000 planes and over 100,000 troops, while the Americans had lost 12,000 men when the battle of Okinawa was over. |
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| Much of _______ was destroyed in an instant, and the rest of the city was badly damaged when the first atomic bomb was dropped. |
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| Franklin D. Roosevelt served more than ______, the longest time any man has been President of the United States. |
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| Since ________ believed that he federal government could send America back to prosperity, his administration had many government spending programs. |
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| The three functions of government as laid out in the Constitution are: a)The protection of ___________. b)The promotion of general _______. c)The provision for a common ______. |
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| Benito Mussolini, the founder of the __________ Party, became prime minister and dictator of Italy in 1922. |
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| That Germans were the "master race," and were stronger, more intelligent, and more skillful than any other race was what ________ believed. |
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| Two causes of World War 2 were: a)The bitter feelings that resulted from ______________. b)The extreme ______ spirit that existed in many nations. |
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a)World War 1
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| Two additional causes of World War 2 were: a)The ________ conditions. b)Man's evil nature and _____. |
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| The Fuhrer's fatal mistake was deciding to turn on his _____ ally instead of invading _________. |
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| World War 2 for ________ began on December 7, 1941 |
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| The huge invasion of ________, France, on June 6, 1944, D-Day, was called Operation Overlord. |
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| With the aid of General Patton's Fourth Armored Division, the American soldiers survived the battle of _______. |
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| __________ became the thirty-third President of the United States when Franklin D. Roosevelt died. |
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| The date of the formal end of World War 2 in Europe was ________. |
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