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Name ________________________________ Date ___________________ Score ___________ U.S. History Review Guide World War II & Cold War Origins ________________________________ 1. policy Britain and France followed in an attempt to satisfy Hitler and avoid war ________________________________ 2. new fighting style the Germans used when they invaded Poland ________________________________ 3. month, day, and year when World War II started with the invasion of Poland by Germany ________________________________ 4. Britain's new prime minister in 1940 ________________________________ 5. leader of the U.S. during most of World War II ________________________________ 6. month, day, and year when the U.S. was attacked at Pearl Harbor ________________________________ 7. battle in the Pacific in which the U.S. prevented the Japanese from seizing Australia ________________________________ 8. battle in the Pacific after which the U.S. began to take the offensive against the Japanese ________________________________ 9. Allied commander in the Pacific who had been stationed on the Philippines ________________________________ 10. name for Britain, the United States, the Soviet Union and others during WWII ________________________________ 11. name for Germany, Italy, and Japan during WWII ________________________________ 12. name for the strategy to attack North Africa ________________________________ 13. the key turning point battle in Europe in 1943 ________________________________ 14. group of people placed in internment camps in the U.S. during WWII ________________________________ 15. name for what happened on June 6, 1944 ________________________________ 16. name for the operation that took place starting on June 6, 1944 ________________________________ 17. Supreme Allied commander in charge of D-Day ________________________________ 18. new suicide fighting method the Japanese pilots used at the end of the war ________________________________ 19. last two islands the U.S. captured before preparing to invade Japan itself ________________________________ 20. last German counteroffensive in 1945 ________________________________ 21. month, day, and year on which the world celebrated Victory in Europe Day ________________________________ 22. man who became president after FDR died ________________________________ 23. name for the project to develop the atomic bomb ________________________________ 24. site where the first atomic bomb was successfully tested on July 16, 1945 ________________________________ 25. the two Japanese cities the United States dropped atomic bombs on in 1945 ________________________________ 26. caused the Japanese to finally surrender on August 14, 1945 ________________________________ 27. international peacekeeping organization created in 1945 in San Francisco ________________________________ 28. body of the UN that all member nations belong to ________________________________ 29. body of the UN that has only 15 members and decisions for action throughout the world ________________________________ 30. new nation created in 1948 in the Middle East ________________________________ 31. nation divided into 4 occupation zones after WWII ________________________________ 32. what Winston Churchill said had descended across Europe dividing it in half ________________________________ 33. Asian nation U.S. occupied after WWII ________________________________ 34. said the U.S. would hold communism where it currently existed through any means necessary ________________________________ 35. said the U.S. would support free peoples who were resisting attempted domination by armed minorities or by outside pressures ________________________________ 36. a state of tension and hostility between nations in which no fighting actually occurs ________________________________ 37. economic recovery plan offered to every nation in Europe & funded by the U.S. ________________________________ 38. defense treaty created between the U.S., Canada, and 10 western European nations ________________________________ 39. defense treaty created between the Soviet Union and eastern European nations ________________________________ 40. agency created to collect information about potential enemies of the United States ________________________________ 41. new foreign policy that called for the U.S. to do whatever was necessary to protect the free world 42. Why did the U.S. finally enter the war? 43. What was the “date that would live in infamy”? 44. In what two areas of the world was most of World War II fought? 45. What was the strategy of Operation Torch? 46. Explain why Allied victory in North Africa was significant. 47. What became a rallying cry for Americans at home during the war? 48. What became a familiar symbol for Americans at home during the war? 49. What was the Office of War Mobilization? 50. What was the Office of Price Administration? 51. What was the War Manpower Commission? 52. What was the National War Labor Board? 53. What caused the nation's tremendous economic growth during the war? 54. How did the American people show their support for the war effort? 55. How did African-Americans experience discrimination during the war? 56. What was significant about the Battle of Stalingrad? 57. Where specifically did the American troops lands in Operation Overlord? 58. What three things did Stalin request from his allies? 59. List the three conditions that were necessary for the success of Operation Overlord. 60. What new strategy did the U.S. adopt against the Japanese in the Pacific after the Battle of Midway? How did it work? 61. What primary factor led to Roosevelt's re-election in 1944 for a 4th straight term? 62. What was the Holocaust? What is genocide? 63. How many Jews were killed in the concentration camps? 64. What other “inferior” peoples also died in the concentration camps? 65. What was the Enola Gay? 66. Describe how the world changed because of World War II. 67. What was the main goal of the United Nations? 68. What three other problems does the UN deal with other then the goal mentioned in #67? 69. What areas of Europe fell under Soviet domination after World War II? 70. Which nations are the five permanent members of the Security Council of the UN? 71. Which countries divided Germany into four occupation zones after WWII? 72. What was Soviet satellite or bloc nation? 73. What happened in Berlin in 1948 and why? 74. How did President Truman respond? 75. Why were NATO and the Warsaw Pact created?