Policy of giving into an aggressor’s demands in order to keep the peace

Germany’s extermination of Jews and response to the “Jewish Question” was known as this

Large-scale Allied invasion of German-held France on June 6, 1944

The event that brought the U.S. into World War II

Type of nuclear weapon with a large destructive force

Detention centers for civilians considered enemies of the state

The United States’ policy of isolationism was reflected in this series of pre-war laws

The ferrying of 300,000 retreating Allied troops across the English Channel to Britain

After the Japanese bombing at Pearl Harbor, Roosevelt joined Churchill and Stalin as the leaders of the Allies, earning this nickname

Ships that accommodate the taking off and landing of airplanes and transport aircraft

Opposition to all war

Gaining natural resources and crushing communism were two of the reasons Hitler broke this alliance with Stalin

Code name for Hitler’s failed invasion of Britain

The code name for the building of the atomic bomb

Allied strategy of recapturing Japanese-held islands while bypassing others

German strategy of “lightning war”

Mussolini’s invasion of Ethiopia gave Axis Powers control in that region until Generals Eisenhower and Montgomery defeated Rommel during this 1942-43 event

Key battle in the Soviet Union that put Germans on the defensive and opened up an eastern front against Nazi Germany

This 1942 battle halted the Japanese advance toward Australia

Japanese pilot who undertook a suicide mission

German air force

Germany gained valuable combat experience by sending troops and equipment to aid this fascist revolt in 1936

1944 battle in Belgium that delayed the Allied advance from the west for six weeks

An American victory at this 1942 battle began General Douglas MacArthur’s campaign of island-hopping toward Japan and put the Allies on the offensive

Law that allowed U.S to sell war materials to countries important for national defense