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| 2 things hitler did not like about the treaty of versilles |
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1. blammed him for the war
2. wouldnt let him build up his army
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| War Production Board, responsible for the change of factories from comericial products to military production, set goals |
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| 1942/1943 island hopping, US vs. Japan, US victory island of rabaul |
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| D-day aka operation overlord |
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| largest land/sea invasion June 6th |
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| the two nuclear bombs that were dropped on japan, shortly after they were dropped japan surendered |
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| Japan was imperialistic and wanted to take control. They were also very military based |
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| when inocent japanesse americans were imprission because there was a threat that they might be spies |
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| african american fly boys durring WWII learned to fly in tuskegee. the most decorated |
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| when some rights are reserved for the people, dictatorship |
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| when a dictator takes total control |
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| between Russia and Germany, stated that they would not fight each other and would secretly split poland |
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| between england and germany said that germany could keep any land they had but that they could not take any more |
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| this island was midway between japan and the united states |
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| office of civilian defense, "give an hour a day for teh usa" |
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| propaganda aimed at woman |
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| the french fortification line that was meant to keep the germans out, they just went around |
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| the night when agression against jewish people started manyjewish shops and synogauges were burnt down. many men were taken hostage |
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| the pact between the united states and england (later with russia too) we would lend them anything they need to fight the war |
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| a deffense act that involves burning all products that could be used by the enemy |
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| the japanese culture was like this in the 1930's |
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| this motivated the japanesseto bomb pearl harbor |
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| it siad we would not get involved in any other countries afairs |
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| political party that supposrted hitler and was run by him, against jewish people |
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| the mass murder of any group of people based or race, religion, apearence, or nationality |
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| japan dropped a bom on pearl harbor which got us involved in the war, dec 7th 1941 |
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