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| Who invented the Fascist Party and when? |
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| Hitler wrote the book "Mein Kampf" what does it mean and what are the three parts. |
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| "My Struggle"; 1) Unite all German speaking lands as one empire. 2) Enforce racial "purification"- only Aryans 3) National Expansion-take over other lands. |
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| Who took control of Japan in the 1930's |
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| What year was the Civil War in Spain and who won? |
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| 1936; Franco & fascism win |
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| How did the U.S respond at first? |
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| First two nations to fall under Hitler's troops. |
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| Austria and Czechoslovakia |
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| Which region did Hitler want the most? |
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| Who gave Hitler Sudetenland without bloodshed? |
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| Daldier and British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain |
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| Who believed that giving Sudetenland without bloodshed was a bad move. |
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| What year did Germany take over Poland? |
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| Why did Hitler take over Denmark and Norway? |
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| To establish bases to attack Great Britain. |
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| what year did France fall to Germany? |
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| night of broken glass- Nov. 9-10, 1938- Nazi storm troopers attacked Jewish homes, business, synagogues |
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| Hitler's 'Final Solution' |
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| a policy of genocide- kill ALL Jews |
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| Method first used to kill Jews in concentration camps. |
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| Worked seven days a week until they died. |
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| How many death camps were built and how many people could gas chambers kill. |
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| Six death camps; gas chambers killed up to 12,000 people per day. |
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| Great Britain, France, Soviet Union, United States |
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| U.S would lend arms or supplies to any country vital to U.S security. |
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| German U-boats formed 'wolf packs' to stop delivery of arms/supplies |
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| August 1941; U.S pledged to help Britain |
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| Event and day that caused the US to declare war. |
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| December 7, 1941; Japanese attack Pearl Harbor. |
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