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restriction of movement, especially during wartime

During WWII, Americans had Japanese internemen camps, keeping all Japonese citizens in one place.

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a law enacted in 1944 which gave WWII Veterans financial and educationaal benefits

The GI Bill of Rights gave veterans more options for work, helping prevent homelessness and the loss of money.

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trials held in Nurenmberg, Germany, in attempts to try Nazi soldiers.

Pictured is a Nazi soldier being held on trial for his crimes.

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cities in Japan in which US forces dropped Nuclear bombs in attepts to end WWII.

This picture shows the amount of damage that was done in the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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intentional crashing of a bomb-filled plane onto a military target

Pictured is kamikaze planes attacking an American ship in the Pacific fleet.

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WWII battle that took place in early June 1942, US destroyd Japanese fleet at the island of Midway.

Pictured is a battle map of how the US planned to attack the Japanese fleet at Midway.

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"Victory in Europe Day", the unconditional surrender od Nazi Germany in which ended WWII in Europe

Pictured is a newspaper that tells the public the excitement o the war ending in Europe, while American Troops advance in Japan.

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Month long battle which the Allies succeeded shutting down the Germans.

This picture is a map of planned attacks during the battle of the bulge.

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June 6, 1944, Allies launched an invasion of the European mainland during WWII.

Casualties were heavy but ultimately the Allies won the battle, making the Germans have an ultimate surrender.

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restriction on particular food, and goods, in attempts to ensure that there was enough war supplies for soldiers during WWII

The picture shows a woman taking all the food but when the other goes to buy some, they're all out. But when they are rationed a certain amount of food, they're both happy because there is enough.

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agency established during WWII to control production of US war supplies

Pictured is the WPB logo.

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Agency established by Congress to control inflation during WWII to avoid another depression

This piece of propaganda encourages people to support the OPA in order to fight inflation.

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US Program that developed the atomic bomb in WWII

The Manhattan Project was very secretive, some employees didn't even know what exactly it was that they were trying to build.

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US Army Unit created during WWII which allowed women to serve in the army in noncombat positions.

This picture is a piece of propaganda that promoted the WAAC

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Great Britain, US, Soviet Union, and France; opposed the Axis Powers.

Pictured is a list of the allied powers.

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declaration signed in 1941 where the US and Great Britain set their goals in fighting against the Axis Powers

Pictured is President Roosevelt and the Leader of Great Britain discussing plans to shut down the Axis Powers.

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Law passed in 1941 that allowed the US to sell arms and other war supplies to other countries fighting the Axis Powers

Pictured is a stamp supporting the Lend-Lease Act.

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Germany, Italy, and Japan; opposed the allies in WWII.

Pictured is a map of the Axis Powers.

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Camps operated by Nazi soldiers where Jewish people amongst a various of other groups were tortured doing slave work, starved,  and even killed.

Pictured are imprisoned people in the concentration camp in bunks they slept in, which were built of wood with no padding or blankets to keep warm.

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A neighborhood fenced off or cornered made for a specific group of people were pressured or forced to live.

Walls in the city separated those living in the ghettos from the rest of the city.

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Systematic extermination o f a particular group of people, having to do with race, religion, or sexuality

This picture shows how many lives would be lost in a mass genocide, giving you the general idea of how catastrophic these mass killings were.

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"Night of Broken Glass"; November 9, 1938 when Nazi's raided Jewish homes, businesses, and synagogues in Germany

Pictured is a Jewish business destroyed by Kristallnacht.

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Genocide of Jews and other groups in Europe by Nazi soldiers during WWII.

This picture shows prisoners in a concentration camp cold, famished, and dirty, showing  the true horrors of these camps.

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means "lightning war", sudden and big attack in attempts to receive a quick victory

Pictured is a German plan and tactic for a blitzkrieg attack on Poland.

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an agreement or pact where to countries agree to not go to war with each other.

This picture shows Stalin and Hitler agreeing. although both were already stepping on Poland.

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policy making concessions to an enemy to avoid conflict

This picture shows how one is doing what the other wants, in order not to fight.

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series of laws enacted in 1935-1936 to prohibit sales of arms to other countries at war.

This picture shows how the US originally didn't want to sell arms and other countries, but later on changed that.

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Political philosophy that was based on extreme nationalism, racism, which put Adolf Hitler into power in Germany from 1933-1945

Pictured is a forming Nazi party, expressing racism and nativism.

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Philosophy that advocates a strong, centralized, nationalistic government leaded by a strong dictator.

Pictured is Mussolini, who was a fascist leader

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part of a political system where the government has complete control of its citizens

This picture represents one person controlling many.