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Reviewing Looming World War [Chapter 24] United States History & Government th 11 Grade Boys & Girls Al-Madinah School May 24, 2017 Aggressor One who starts violence, a war or an invasion Arsenal Supply of ammunition, arms, and other war materials Atlantic Charter A statement signed by FDR & Winston Churchill that set the fighting goals for world war II. Allies Nations that agreed to fight Germany, Italy and Japan. Axis powers: Germany, Italy & Japan Chancellor Prime Minister; Leader of the Government Emigration Papers Official Documents giving permission to enter a nation Front Area of contact between combating forces; battlefront Government in Exile Government that has had to flee to a foreign country because of its own territory has been conquered and occupied isolationism Policy of opposing political & economic involvement with other nations Lend-Lease Act Law that allowed U.S. to lend war materials to allies. Massacre Savage killing of many victims Merchant ship Ship used for commerce and trade Militant Aggressive; fighting or warring occupy Seize and maintain control over by force Pacify Ease the anger of; soothe Peacetime draft Forced enrollment of certain persons into the armed forces when there is not a war Puppet government Government with no real power of its own that is controlled by another nation Strom Troopers Special German soldiers trained to carry out sudden attack or assault Synagogues Jewish Houses of worship War machine Machinery necessary to wage war, including production of weapons, transport and military vehicles Weimer Republic Democratic Government of Germany set up after World War I 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. ______________ is the deliberate and systematic killing of an entire group of people. A ________________ is a lightning war of quick, crushing surprise attacks. When Germany, Italy and Japan formed an alliance, they became known as ______________ In the __________, the Nazis systematically murdered over 11 million Jews and others. _____________ is a form of very nationalistic totalitarian government with strong dictator 6. 7. 8. 9. The _______ included Britain, France, the U.S. and other fighting the axis. The Policy of ____________ at Munich allowed Germany to annex part or Czechoslovakia. The racist, nationalistic, expansionist philosophy of Hitler’s Germany was called ______________. The Nazis rounded up Jews and other people they felt were inferior and sent them to ________________.