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| an attempt to prevent WWII that basically "outlawed" war as an instruent of national policy |
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| totalitariansm or a belief in strong, centralized government led by a dictator, severe economic and social control |
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| leader of the Nazi Party who wrote a book about hatred of Jews and world domination |
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| founder of the Facist party who believed in strong central governmsnt |
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| Communist party president before WWII who led by fear and intimidation |
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| another name for Germany during the rule of Hitler and the Nazi Party |
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| controversial speech given FDR; caused Americans to fear involvement with other nations |
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| an agreement between Britain, France and Germany that allowed Hitler to take over Sudetenland |
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| an agreement between the Soviet Union and Germany in which the two countries agreed to conquer and divide Poland |
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| means "lightning war" and is a 'sudden attack' strategy used in war |
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| Prime Minister of Great Britain during and after WWII |
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| an FDR inspired law that allowed America to remain neutral at the beginning of WWII, but still help allies by providing weapons on a "cash and carry" basis |
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| pre-WWII to allies that allowed FDR to allow allies access to any defense article he thought necessary for defense of the US |
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| this act created the first peacetime conscription in United States History |
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| ideals FDR belived Americans should fight for: freedom of speech and expression, freedom of worship, freesom from fear, and freedom from want |
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| an air campaign waged by the German Luftwaffe aimed and gaining control of British airways during WWII |
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| an surpise air attack on the United States by Japan that caused American to officially enter WWII |
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