History exam-WWII terms

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History exam-WWII terms

anti-semitism
hatred and mistreatment of Jews
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anti-semitism hatred and mistreatment of Jews
aryan race Hitler thought these people were superior to all others
appeasement giving in to the demands of an agressor in order to keep the peace
axis powers Italy, Germany, alliance during WWII, agree to fight Soviet communism
blitzkrieg Germany's lightning war, a very quick attack
D-Day June 6, 1944, invasion of France
Hiroshima first atomic bomb dropped August 6, 1945, 70,000 killed
Nagasaki second atomic bomb dropped August 7, 1945, 40,000 killed
holocaust systematic killing of Jews (6 million killed)
League of Nations US didn't join this which made it weak
lend-lease act FDR lent war material to allies for use in war
manhattan project research on the atomic bomb
marshall plan plan to strengthen democratic government, US helps Europe help countries rebuild after WWII
Mein Kampf hitler's book- My Struggle
nazi-soviet pact hitler and stalin would form peaceful relations, non agression pact, hitler broke it
pacifism opposition to all war
potsdam conference allies gave japan an ultimatum to surrender
Sudetenland region of western Czechoslovakia
the Big Three Roosevelt (US) Stalin (Soviet Union) Churchill (Great Britain)
united nations goal was to maintain peace throughout the world, international organization after WWII
V-E Day Germany surrenders, Victory in Europe, May 8, 1945
weimer republic democratic party in Germany after WWII which allowed rise of dictators
yalta conference roosevelt, churchill, and stalin agree Soviet Union will enter war against Japan

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