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Study Guide World War II 1. Roosevelt and Soviet government 2. Roosevelt and Latin America 3. American exports to Latin America 4. Adolph Hitler 5. Senator Gerald Nye 6. American “isolationism” 7. Italy invades Ethiopia (1935) 8. Congress passes Neutrality Act 9. Impact of arms embargo 10. U.S. oil shipments to Italy 11. Spanish Republic (1936) 12. Francisco Franco 13. International brigades 14. Germany and Italy and Franco 15. U.S., Britain and France and Spanish Republic 16. German militarism & imperialism 17. German policy toward Jewish minority 18. U.S. policy toward Germany 19. Nazi-Soviet Pact (1939) 20. Germany invaded Poland 21. Repeal of arms embargo section of Neutrality Act 22. Phony war 23. German Blitzkrieg on France (April 1940) 24. Battle of Britain 25. Roosevelt and “Lend-Lease” 26. U.S. virtually at war with Germany 27. German invasion of Soviet Union (June 1941) 28. Japan’s master plan for East Asia 29. Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor 30. Did Roosevelt know? 31. Pearl Harbor syndrome 32. War economy 33. Home front 34. Organized labor 35. War Labor Board 36. Taxes and bonds 37. Japanese Americans 38. Mexican Americans 39. African Americans 40. A.P. Randolph (MOWM, 1941) 41. Native Americans 42. Women 43. Lend Lease to Soviets 44. Battle of Stalingrad 45. Soviet losses 46. Soviet call for western front 47. D-Day invasion (June 1944) 48. Italy and Poland 49. Race for Berlin 50. Allies meet on the Elbe 51. Battle of Midway 52. Island hopping 53. Fire bombings 54. Yalta Conference 55. Manhattan Project 56. Bombing of Hiroshima & Nagasaki 57. Cold War