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5 Leader: Franklin Delano Roosevelt Position: President Age: 57 Political Affiliation: Democracy/Republic View on War: Neutral but against Nazi Aggression Side: Allies (Not until 1941) Random Fact: Suffered from Polio
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7 Leader: Winston Churchill Position: Prime Minister Age: 65 Political Affiliation: Democracy/Parliament Side: Allies (1939) Random Fact: Constantly wore a bowler hat and typically had a cigar
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9 Leader: Joseph Stalin Position: Premier of Soviet Union Age: 60 Political Affiliation: Communist Side: Allies (1941) Random Fact: Responsible for around 20 million peoples death
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11 Leader: Adolf Hitler Position: Führer of Germany Age: 50 Political Affiliation: Nazi Side: Axis (1939) Random Fact: Austrian not German, Anti-Semitic
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13 Leader: Emperor Hirohito Position: Emperor of Japan Age: 39 Political Affiliation: Constitutional Monarchy Side: Axis (1939) Random Fact: Reigned for 62 years (the longest living monarch in history)
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15 Leader: Benito Mussolini Position: Prime Minister/ Dictator Age: 56 Political Affiliation: Fascism Side: Axis (1939) Random Fact: Sought to recreate the Roman Empire of old
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17 New Countries Eupen and Malmedy (given to Belgium) Northern Schleswig (given to Denmark) Hultschin (given to Czechoslovakia) West Prussia, Posen and Upper Silesia (given to Poland) Germany was forced to take all blame and lost all of its military
18 The Great Depression didn t just hit America
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20 German Children Play With Stacks Of Worthless German Money
21 Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini and Hirohito begin to expand their empires
22 1931 Japan attacks Manchuria in northern China Japan wanted more natural resources for its growing population (Manchuria is rich in natural resources)
23 1935 Italy invaded Ethiopia in Africa Mussolini wanted new areas to expand his empire in Africa
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25 1936 Hitler moves troops into the Rhineland (German region near the French border)
26 If you give a mouse a cookie.. it ll want a glass a milk If you give Hitler the Rhineland He ll want the whole world
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28 Britain : 750,000 soldiers killed; 1,500,000 wounded France : 1,400,000 soldiers killed; 2,500,000 wounded Belgium : 50,000 soldiers killed Italy : 600,000 soldiers killed Russia : 1,700,000 soldiers killed America : 116,000 soldiers killed Germany : 2,000,000 soldiers killed Austria-Hungary : 1,200,000 soldiers killed Turkey : 325,000 soldiers killed Bulgaria : 100,000 soldiers killed
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30 Austria Hitler wants it France/ England don t want war Anschluss (Union) Hitler gets Austria Allies think it s over
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32 Sudetenland Hitler wants it France/England don t want war Munich Conference Hitler gets Sudentland Allies think it s over
33 Czechoslovakia Hitler takes it France/England threaten to take action Czechoslovakia Hitler grows Germany Allies do nothing
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35 Poland Hitler knows this will start a War France/England have a treaty with Poland Anglo- Polish Military Alliance Hitler continues persecution of Jews Declare War on September 3/1939
36 1. Pact of Steel (1939) 1. Between Italy and Germany 2. Tripartite Pact (1940) 1. Between Italy, Germany and Japan 3. Hitler-Stalin Pact, Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, (August 23, 1939), 1. Between USSR and Germany 2. Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Romania
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38 After WWI US is considered Isolationist by many, because of the desire to stay out of international politics The Neutrality Act of members of congress, wanted to keep America out of war Neutrality Act forbade loans to belligerent countries US responds with a renewed Neutrality act cash and carry would aid allies alone
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40 Anti-Semitism: hostility toward or discrimination against Jews as a religious, ethnic, or racial group
41 By the skillful and sustained use of propaganda, one can make a people see even heaven as hell or an extremely wretched life as paradise. Adolf Hitler
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43 Made it illegal to marry Jews and Non Jews
44 Blonde Hair, Blue Eyes Superior to all races (genetically)
45 November 9 10, 1938 Night Of Broken Glass 8000 Jewish shops destroyed 1668 synagogues sacked 267 set on fire 30,000 Jewish men sent to Concentration camps 91 murdered during riot
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48 Fled Germany 937 Passangers on board Most Jewish Denied entry into the USA Had to return back to Germany (250 of them will be killed in Holocaust
49 Concentration Camps: Jews were brought to them as prisoners and would be executed in gas chambers
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56 It is estimated that 11 million people were killed during the Holocaust. Six million of these were Jews. The Nazis killed approximately two-thirds of all Jews living in Europe. An estimated 1.1 million children were murdered in the Holocaust.
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58 Mobile Units 2000 Tanks 1000 Aircraft New Fighting Tactic
59 UK invades Norway just before Germany Germans invade and push British forces out of Norway Germany invades Denmark German crush Holland France Falls in 4 weeks (June 1940)
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63 Battle of Britain Luftwaffe VS. RAF bases and Radar
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65 Four Freedoms Speech Freedom of religion Freedom of speech Freedom from fear Freedom from want Lend-Lease Act If your neighbors house is on fire you would lend them your hose
66 Japanese attack Pearl Harbor and other targets Dec. 8 th Roosevelt asks for Declaration of War against Japan only Dec. 11 th Hitler declares war on U.S.
67 Rosie the Riveter: Women go to work in munitions factories, other jobs, and the military
68 Allies agreed that Europe was first priority North Africa-November Bombing campaign against Germany begun September 1943 Italy Surrenders (German Army occupies and holds Northern Italy) June 6, 1944 D-Day- Allied Invasion of Normandy France, the Second Front is opened. December 16, 1944 Battle of the Bulge (German counter attack in the Ardennes Forrest, 200K Germans attack Allies) May 7, 1945 Germany Surrenders (Hitler is dead, Russians conquer Berlin)
69 Strategy of Island Hopping: bypass some islands controlled by Japanese and attack specific islands, to obtain air bases in an effort to bomb Japan more efficiently and to build up forces in an effort to invade Japan Major victory at Midway Island US takes out Japanese aircraft carriers
70 FDR Dies April 12, 1945 Harry Truman takes over
71 FDR authorized a secret program code named Manhattan Project 1943, J. Robert Oppenheimer, led the team of physicists to develop and atomic weapon, to split the atom Los Alamos, New Mexico July 1945, the bomb was ready (Truman had no idea any bomb like this was being worked on, when he took office)
72 Nagasaki, Hiroshima Little boy, Fat man Hiroshima (150,000) and Nagasaki (75,000)
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