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9/30/1938 Chamberlains Policy of Appeasement 

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9/30/1938 Chamberlains Policy of Appeasement 

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Appeasement is defined as "giving into aggressive demands". Chamberlain let Hitler take Sudetenland in return for not owing any more demands. This however made them look very weak.

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The Nazis and soviets made a pact in 1939 to not attack each other. This however allowed the Germans to be aggressive with out the soviets interfering.

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A. Germany
B. Russia
C. Italy
D. America

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Germany invading Poland was seen as the official start of WWII. Germany invading Poland also caused Great Britain and France to declare war on Germany.

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This Week in History: Germany invades Poland — on horseback

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During WWII "hamburgers " were called "liberty steaks" to avoid sounding German

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Germans trapped allied troops and then the troops escaped to Dunkirk to be rescued. Allied ships saved over 300,000 soldiers and brought them to Great Britain.

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Hitlers goal was to destroy the British air force but the British were helped by radar, a new technology. Hitler was forced to call off the invasion due to the amount of German losses.

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Japan attacked Pearl harbor, a US naval base located in Hawaii. It was less than two hours but there were many losses, 2,400 Americans died, 200 aircraft were destroyed, and all of the battleships at pearl harbor were sunk or damaged. US entered WWII the next day.

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The US entered WWII the day of Pearl Harbor.

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The US entered WWII the day of Pearl Harbor.

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The Germans failed to invade the Soviet Union so Hitler ordered a military blockade to force the city to surrender. It lasted 900 days and 1 million civilians died.

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After pearl harbor the US was worried about those of Japanese descent. This caused the US to move over 100,000 Japanese Americans from the west coast to internment camps. The Japanese Americans were forced to leave their homes, businesses and were left with close to nothing.

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U.S. senators from Colorado join effort to preserve 'Camp Amache'

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The US surrendered to MacArthur, the japanese forced 70,000 poisoners to march to a distant camp. Due to bad conditions 600 Americans, and over 10000 Filipinos died before making it.

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The Japanese had a plan to capture midway but after Americans successfully broke the code they found out the exact date and location of the attack. This changed how the war was going because the allies were now had the upper hand.

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How many Japanese Americans were moved from the west coast during WWII?

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How many Japanese Americans were moved from the west coast during WWII?

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a. Over 1 million

b. less than 10,000

c. Over 100,000

d. Exactly 500,000

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Island hopping was a strategy used by allies against others (usually Japan). The allies would take over an island and using it as a new military base.

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This battle was fought in the deserts of North Africa and was seen as a very important fight in WWII. It was won by the British and weakened the powers in North Africa.

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This was a very violent and crucial battle of WWII. 500,000 German soldiers died but Hitler refused surrender. 90,000 axis soldiers were put into soviet camps. 500,000-1 million soviet soldiers died during this battle. The German military became very weak after this battle and many believe it was the turning point of the war.

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Only 139 cars were made in the US during the war.

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Allied forces landed in North Africa, led by general Dwight D. Eisenhower. This established strong military forces on the east and west and trapped axis forces in 1943.

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D-Day was led by Dwight D. Eisenhower. 150,000 troops landed on Normandy and pushed past German forces. The casualties were high with over 4,000 allied soldiers died, up to 9,000 German soldiers died, and thousands of French civilians. This however was a big win and forced Germany to surrender Paris.

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Japanese pilots filled their aircrafts with bombs and crashed into allied ships. They willingly died for this, the planes were more accurate. The attacks sank 34 allied ships and killed 5000 men in a single battle.

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The leaders of the soviet union, the United States, and the United Kingdom came together and discussed how to manage Europe after the war.

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This battle was between the US and Japan. When the US arrived at Iwo Jima, a place not far from Tokyo, they were met with challenges such as deep caves and volcanic ash. It was one of the deadliest battles of WWII with the majority of Japans soldiers being killed along with 7000 US marines.

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This island wasn't a far flight from Japans mainland, it was a crucial fight for Japan and they did not have the upper hand. The Japanese lost along with 100,000 of their soldiers and 12,000 American soldiers.

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April-June 1945 Forming of the United Nations

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April-June 1945 Forming of the United Nations

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This organization was created near the end of WWII to keep peace in the world. Theodore Roosevelt convinced Stalin to join the UN and with that the US, Soviet Union, China, and Great Britain became the security council for the UN. It still exists today with 193 entities as members.

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With Germany surrendering just one day before, May 8th was declared victory in Europe day. Many people from around the world put out flags to celebrate.

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In an attempt to get Japan to surrender the US dropped the first atomic bomb. 70.000 people were killed instantaneously but Japan still did not surrender.

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The second atomic bomb was dropped by the US. Another 40,000 people died and many more later from radiation poisoning. Not long after Japan surrendered.

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If a third atomic bomb had been dropped it would be on Tokyo

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Japan surrendered after the second bomb that left japan devastated. This was the end of WWII and was declared victory in Japan day.

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General
Facts
Bataan Death March
Battle of El Alamein
D-Day
Kamikazes
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
V-E Day