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history ch 14 and 15 checkpoints

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what legacy did world war one leave behind
anger and resentment especially in Germany
how did Stalin and Mussolini maintain their power
Stahelin killed or terrorized his political enemies Mussolini used fear tactics and censorship
how did the great depression affect political life in Germany and Japan
our economy gave rise to the Notsi party in the military stick leaders in Japan
why did the league of Nations failed to hold German and Italian aggression
The league of Nations had no enforcement power
why did Britain France in the US not stop fascist aggression in the 1930s
they wanted to avoid another conflict like world war one
how did President Roosevelt react to Japan's aggression in China in the 1930s
he called for isolating Japan but didn't say how
which side seems to be winning the war at the end of 1940
The axis powers
according to interventionist how would aiding the allies actually keep The US out of the war
they argued Britain was doing all the fighting for free countries everywhere including the US
how did the United States support the allies after Roosevelts reelection
increased economic aid and provided naval support to Britain
what did the Japanese military leaders hope to achieve by attacking Pearl Harbor? Were they successful in this goal?
their goal was to wipe out US fleet. they did this because the US wanted to stop Japanese expansion in Asia. they were not successful
what were the first actions taken by the US once war was declared
created organizations that supported the war effort and I volunteered for the military
what military advantages did the US have over Japan
greater capacity to produce aircraft carriers and planes
why did the allies decided to concentrate first on the war in Europe
they believe Germany posed greater long time threat
why was the battle of Stalingrad A turning point in world war two
when the Germans were defeated it ended Hitler's plan to dominate Europe
what were the goals of British and American bombing runs over Germany
to completely destroy a German capacity to make war
what impact did the battle of Midway have on Japanese expansion in the Pacific
halted the Japanese from their expansion
how did the war create new opportunities for African-Americans
they initiated the double V campaign and FDR issue executive order 8820
how did the war affect the location of industries and workers in the US
people flock to cities that offered industry
why or Japanese-Americans interned during World War II
some political and government leaders believed they would be on loyal citizens to the US and problems would occur
how did the federal government control resources needed for the war effort
set up office of Price administration and implemented rationing
on what issues did Stalin Roosevelt and Churchhill disagree
on when to start a second european fromt in France
what was the primary objective of the D-Day invasion at Normandy
gain a stronger position in France and push back the Germans
what were the results of the battle of the bulge
cripple Germany and demoralize the troops
why was the island hopping campaign in the Pacific so deadly to both sides
Japanese soldiers and, kamikaze pilot would fight to the death
what were the consequences of the decision to bomb Hiroshima and Nagasaki
95000 Japanese residents were instantly killed or missing and Japan surrendered war
how did hitler enforce antisemitism as chancellor of Germany?
past Nuremberg laws used newspapers and schools to spread hateful propaganda against Jews and made all Jews wear a yellow star badges
what actions did the Nazis take to carry out Hitler's final solution
built death camps to murder undesirables
how did the US government respond to the German campaign against European Jews
at first response was weak and government refused Jewish refugees then FDR established war refugee relief board which gave some really
what goals dd the allies set for eastern europe at rhe yalta conference
The allies decided Poland Romania and Bulgaria would have free elections
how did World War II foster support for civil rights
allies were fighting for rights and justice across the world
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