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Chapter 16-17 Study Guide United States History Mr. Cicerchi Spanish Civil War Rise of Fascism in Germany, Italy, Japan Rise of Joseph Stalin in the Soviet Union Importance of Remilitarization the Rhineland and Acquisition of the Sudetenland Neutrality Acts and U.S. Isolationism German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact Blitzkrieg in Poland and the start of WWII in Europe The Fall of France (including the oh-so-brilliant Maginot Line and the “Phony War”) The Holocaust Hitler’s Final Solution Hideki Tojo’s Aggression in Manchuria and the Panay Incident (“U.S. punched in the face”) The Lend-Lease Act Pearl Harbor Selective Service Act GI Bill Women’s Contribution to the War Effort Rationing Importance of North Africa during World War II The Battle of Stalingrad The Fall of Mussolini D-Day Battle of the Bulge Liberation of Death Camps Hitler’s suicide V-E Day Role of the Philippines in WWII and the Bataan Death March Importance of General Douglas MacArthur Importance of the Battle of Midway Kamikaze Attacks Battle at Iwo Jima (and Raising the Flag at Iwo Jima) Manhattan Project The Decision to Drop the Atomic Bombs at Hiroshima and Nagasaki Immediate and Long Range Causes and Effects of World War II Yalta Conference Nuremberg Trials Japanese Internment