Transcript “Operation Sea Lion” failed to invade this European country

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World War II began with the
German invasion of this country
on Sept. 1, 1939
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Poland
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German codename “Operation
Sea Lion” failed to invade this
European country
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Great Britain
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After nullifying the Treaty of
Versailles, Hitler sent troops into
this demilitarized zone controlled
by France
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The Rhineland
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From the Munich Conference,
Hitler was given part of
Czechoslovakia called the
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Sudentenland
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Germany officially invaded
France after crossing this
geographical boundary between
the two countries
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The Maginot Line
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Blitzkrieg means
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Lightning War
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German submarines were known
as
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U-boats
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Germany split Poland in half as a
result of a nonaggression pact
with this country
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Soviet Union
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The German air force during
WWII was known by this name
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Luftwaffe
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The name of the German plan to
invade Britain by land and air
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Operation Sea Lion
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Won the U.S. Presidential
Election in 1940
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FDR
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Led the Beer Hall putsch in 1923
which led to his arrest and
eventual rise within Germany
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Hitler
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Became the British Prime
Minister during WWII
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Winston Churchill
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Man responsible for dropping two
atomic bombs on Japan
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Harry Truman
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Japan’s War Minister who
ordered the attack on Pearl
Harbor
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Hideki Tojo
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Eventual President, this military
supreme commander was in
charge of the D-Day invasion
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Dwight Eisenhower
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American general in the Pacific
who withdrew from the
Philippines with the promise that
“I Shall Return”
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Douglas MacArthur
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American squadron leader who
attacked and dropped bombs on
Tokyo, Japan
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James Doolittle
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Nickname of German General
Erwin Rommel known for his
military victories in Africa
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Desert Fox
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Dictator who came to power in
Spain in the 1930s. Hitler and
Mussolini sent support for the
rise of the fascist gov’t
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Francisco Franco
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German word for “Night of
Broken Glass,” the night of
Jewish terror by Nazis
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Kristalnacht
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German codename for their
planned invasion of Russia
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Operation Barbarossa
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Largest battle in Western Europe
involving 700,000 soldiers
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Battle of the Bulge
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The Manhattan Project was
created by FDR to explore the
possibilities of this new weapon
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Atomic Bomb
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German word for “living space”
Germany needed this in order to
expand
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Lebensraum
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The Japanese employed the use
of suicide planes called
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kamikazes
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The first city to be destroyed by
the atomic bomb
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Hiroshima
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On several attempts, Japan tried
to invade this country, but was
unsuccessful
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Australia
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This was the name of the airplane
that dropped the first atomic
bomb
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Enola Gay
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Still considered to be the greatest
naval battle in world history.
Took place off of the islands of
the Philippines
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Battle of Leyte Gulf
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Casualties
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Final
Jeopary
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This Pacific battle produced the
largest American casualties than
any other battle of the entire war
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Battle of Okinawa
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