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This was a major battle during Pacific war between the Allies and Japan(WHAT and WHO). This happened in Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands, Japan(WHERE) at April 1 - June 22, 1945(WHEN). This was significant because this was one of the largest final battles during World War II. This was the bloodiest battle in which there were 100,000 Japanese casualties as well as 50,000 casualties for the Allies.

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This was a naval battle(WHAT) between United States and Japanese(WHO) in Midway Atoll(WHERE), June 4-7, 1942(WHEN). This was significant because the United States Navy defeated the Japanese and this was a turning point in the Pacific realm of the war(WHY)

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This strategy(WHAT) of taking islands was utilized by the United States military(WHO). This happened in Pacific Islands(WHERE) at the WWII Era(WHEN). This was significant this tactic was used by the United States military to gain military bases in the Pacific islands. These islands helped with military attacks against the Japanese(WHY).

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This was the relocation of Japanese Americans(WHO) to the West side of the country in which they were held at camps(WHAT).
This was primarily happened in Western United States(WHERE), time period, February 19, 1942 - March 20, 1946(WHEN). This was significant because these camps were used because there was the risk of Japanese Americans having connections with the Japanese which could lead to certain military defeats(WHY).

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This was a surprise military attack by the Japanese Navy Air Service against the US(WHAT and WHO) in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii(WHERE) specifically December 7, 194(WHEN). This was significant because this attack was when the United States got involved in the war. The United States is a very large military power and the outcome of the war could've been different if this did not happen.

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"Prisoners of War"(WHO), this was the transfer of American and Filipino prisoners of war by the Japanese Army(WHAT). This happened in Mariveles, Philippines(WHERE) specifically in April 9, 1942(WHEN). This was significant because this march was where American and Filipino troops surrendered to the Japanese which was a win for the Japanese at this march(WHY).

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These were rules that are put into action when there is war and it is to protect the people who are not part of the fighting forces.
This was discussed in Geneva(WHERE) at the year, 1949(WHEN) This was significant because he provided laws to deal with the effects of WWII and were part of how they could be stopped(WHY).

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Adolf Hitler(WHO), this was the idea that Germany was the main enemy during WWII(WHAT). This happened in the US(WHERE) in the WWII Era(WHEN). This was significant because this concept created the strategy for the allies during WWII

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Who: Franklin Rooselvelt
What: Program used to defeat Axis powers by distributing materials to Allied countries
Where: United States
When: 1941
Why: This act was used to provide military aid to foreign nations throughout WWII

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This was a series of trails(WHAT) in 1945(WHEN) that was conducted by the International Military Tribunal(WHO). This was significant because it charged former Nazi leaders with crimes against peace(WHY). This was held in Nuremberg, Germany(WHERE).

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This was the term that referred to the voluntary donations to government to help pay for WWII(WHEN and WHAT). This was significant because buying war bonds signified conscience and patriotism, controlled inflation, increased civilian involvement and commitment to war(WHY). The US government(WHO) issued war bonds. The bonds went towards WWII(WHERE).

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Otherwise known as the second generation Japanese American(WHO). This group fought in WWII(WHAT) was formed in March 23, 1943(WHEN). This was significant because; even though, many of their loved ones were behind barbed wire after the bombing, they had a remarkable combat record and became the most decorated unit in U.S.(WHERE) military history for its size and length of service(WHY).

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This was a 332 Fighter Group(WHAT) This group was famous for shooting down over 200 enemy planes(WHY). They were African American pilots(WHO) during WWII(WHEN) and they were trained at the Tuskegee Flying School(WHERE).

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This was a city in Russia(WHERE). This was significant because this was the site where the Red Army won over the Germany army(WHY) in 1942-1943(WHEN). Battle of Stalingrad was the turning point in the war(WHAT) between Germany and the Soviet Union(WHO).

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On June 6, 1944(WHEN) this was where the long promised invasion(WHAT) of France(WHERE). This was significant because it helped liberate Paris in August and drive the Germans out of most of France and Belgium by September(WHY). This invasion was conducted by Eisenhower(WHO).

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This was a town in Egypt(WHERE)in the time period, 1942-1943(WHEN). This was the place of victory by Britain's Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery over German forces led by General Erwin Rommel(WHO and WHAT). This was significant because it signified Britain's victory(WHY).

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Harry S. Truman(WHO) ordered the dropping of the atomic bombs(WHAT) in the two Japanese cities: Hiroshima and Nagasaki(WHERE). This happened respectively August 6 and August 9, 1945(WHEN). This was significant because it brought upon the first time the US tested or dropped nuclear bombs(WHY).