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Chamberlain's policy of Appeasement- sept. 30,1938

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Chamberlain's policy of Appeasement- sept. 30,1938

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Chamberlain allowed hitter to take the Sudetenland in exchange for no demand's, he thought he was going to stop after giving him the land. the outcome was that he didn't stop being aggressive .

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the pact was revealed in august 1939. The agreement was that each side promised not to attack each other.  The outcome was that Germany captured Poland.

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the first German serviceman killed in the war was killed by the Japanese

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(OUTDATED) Battle of Stalingrad | Animated History

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when Germany invaded Poland it marked the beginning of WWII. the outcome was that Poland surrendered to the Nazis.

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true or false.
WWII ended on September 2, 1945

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Germans trapped hundreds of allied troops that had retreated to the coastal city of Dunkirk. the allied ships saved more than 300,000 soldiers and then brought then to great Britain.

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Battle of Britain- july 10- oct.31, 1940

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Battle of Britain- july 10- oct.31, 1940

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Germany sent thousands of aircraft over the English channel to attack British targets. hitter was planning on destroying the British royal air force but they did not succeed. hitter also was forced to call off his plans to invade Britain. the outcome of this was that

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the surprise attack had been developed by the Japanese general. it lasted less than two hours and about 2,400 American's were killed, 200 aircrafts were destroyed and all 8 battleships in the harbor were sunken or damaged.

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what was the name of the Japanese general that developed the surprise attack on Pearl harbor? was it
A) hitter
B) hideki tojo
C) Winston Churchill

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Adolph hitter and henry ford each kept a framed picture of the other on their desk.

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over 100,000 Japanese Americans were forced to leave their homes and businesses and, travel to the internment camps. most of the people there were American's citizens but the U.S government did not care and sent them anyways. the outcome of this was that they lost their homes and everything they had worked for up until that moment.

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the British won a big victory by using the information that was gained from secret German codes. this battle was resulted in axis power in north Africa . the outcome of this was that the American force drove German troops out of Egypt

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the American and British forces landed in north Africa. 1,346 people were killed during this and 1,997 were wounded.

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the siege hitter ordered lasted for almost 900 days and eventually about 1 million civilians would perish.

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the battle was one of the most brutal war. the German commanders were going to surrender but hitter did not let them. 90,000 half-dead axis survivors would be captured and many of them would die in the prison camps. about 500,000 and 1 million soldiers died during Stalingrad.

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in the Bataan death march what caused the death of most Americans?
A) tropical heat
B) lack of food/water
C) brutal violence from their captors
D) all of the above

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the heat, lack of food and water, and the violence from their captor's killed around 600 American's and 10,000 Filipino prisoners.

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japan had planned to captured the island of midway. the U.S also had broken the Japanese code after they broke the code they knew when and were they were planning on attacking.

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the island hopping involved skipping over the Japanese stronghold and capturing the Japanese were used as bases for the future attacks.

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the Japanese pilots loaded their planes with a lot of explosives and intentionally crashed into the allied ships.

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D-Day was a very big victory for the allies the allied forces troops landed on the beach the first day forcing through the German defenses. they were able to conquer most of France fast and by the end of august the Germans surrounded Paris.

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on may 7 Germany had surrendered, then a day after it was claimed as V-E day also known as victory in Europe day. on this day the war in Europe had finally ended.

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this conference was held in the soviet territory and the main goal was to have an agreement on having a post war peace. Roosevelt, Saltin, and Churchill agreed on plans for governing Germany.

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7,000 Americans died trying to capture the island. more than 20,000 Japanese were on the island when it was attacked by the Americans and all of them fought until they died.

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Battle of okinawa- march 26- july 2, 1945

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Battle of okinawa- march 26- july 2, 1945

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this battle lasted almost for three months. and about 12,000 Americans died. the outcome was that they lost the battle.

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the bomb killed more than 70,000 people and still after that japan did not surrender.

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the Americans dropped a second bomb after the bombing of Hiroshima, on the Japanese. another 40,000 people died and ten thousands more people would eventually die from the radiation.

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V-J day also known as victory in japan day was when Hirohito announced that the Japanese had surrender after the two bombs the Americans had dropped. after this WWII was over!

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forming of the united nations- april-june 1945

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forming of the united nations- april-june 1945

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this was designed to encourage international cooperation and prevent any future wars. the U.S, Great Britain, the soviet union, and china all formed the UN security.