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U. S. History / SCHS Mr. Magiera World War II – Test Review Chapters 16-17 Terms: Treaty of Versailles Bolshevik Revolution Totalitarianism Communism Fascism Nazism League of Nations Spanish Civil War Rome-Berlin Axis Neutrality Acts Munich Agreement Appeasement Nazi-Soviet Pact Blitzkrieg Maginot Line Radar Holocaust Kristallnacht St. Louis Genocide Concentration Camps Death Camps Tripartite Pact Selective Training and Service Act Lend-lease Act Allies Pearl Harbor Women’s Army Corps Manhattan Project Office of Scientific Research and Development Office of Price Administration War Production Board Battle of the Atlantic Sonar Battle of Stalingrad Bloody Anzio Operation Overlord D-Day Battle of the Bulge V-E Day Battle of the Coral Sea Battle of Midway Kamikaze Atomic Bomb Yalta Conference Big Three Nuremberg Trials Macarthur Constitution GI Bill of Rights Congress of Racial Equality Internment Japanese American Citizens League Neville Chamberlain Winston Churchill Charles de Gaulle Hideki Tojo A. Philip Randolph Albert Einstein Dwight D. Eisenhower George Patton Harry Truman Douglas MacArthur Chester Nimitz J. Robert Oppenheimer Czechoslovakia Poland Paris Auschwitz Ardennes Pearl Harbor Sicily Omaha Beach Majdanek Iwo Jima Names: Franklin Roosevelt Vladimir Lenin Joseph Stalin Benito Mussolini Adolph Hitler Francisco Franco Places: Manchuria China Sudetenland Rhineland Ethiopia Austria Hiroshima Nagasaki Review Questions: 1. In what ways did dictators rise to power in Europe and threaten world peace? 2. What acts of aggression did Germany and Italy make in Europe and in what ways did this lead to full-fledged war? 3. Summarize the Holocaust from the beginning stages through the Nuremberg Trials 4. What role did the U.S. take in the war in Europe and how was the U.S. provoked into joining the war? 5. What contributions were made to the war effort by Americans, specifically industry along with women and minorities, and what did the government do to fight inflation? 6. What was the approach taken by Churchill and Roosevelt to stop the Axis Powers (Look at this in terms of military and geographical strategies)? 7. Describe the events that led to Victory in Europe. 8. Describe the events that led to Victory in Japan. 9. Describe the effects of World War II in America.