| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Led by Adolf Hitler, banned any political opposition | Nazi Party | 93%
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| Japanese attack on U.S., draws U.S. into near unanimous support for entry into WW2 | Pearl Harbor | 69%
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| Led NAZI Party, consolidated power, banned all opposition | Adolf Hitler | 62%
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| Project for the first atomic bomb, extremely privated | Manhattan Project | 59%
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| Gained power in 1922 Italy, denounced Treaty of Versailles, Italian dictator | Benito Mussolini | 55%
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| Nazi extermination of "undesirables", including Jews, LGBTQ, disabled, other ethnic groups | Holocaust | 55%
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| British prime minister, Atlantic Charter, succeeded Neville Chamberlain | Winston Churchill | 55%
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| June 6th, 1944, Allies invade German occupied France commanded by an American general | D-Day | 52%
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| Senator, chosen to be VP to FDR when FDR's health is declining | Harry S. Truman | 52%
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| Led the largest ever armada at D-Day | Dwight Eisenhower | 38%
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| Anti-democratic, originated in Italy 1920s, centralized, Authorian state | Fascism | 34%
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| Clothing worn my male Hispanic teenagers in L.A., underlined rejection of middle-class values | Zoot Suits | 24%
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| Native American, Navajos who communicated orders to fleet managers, unbreakable code | Code Talkers | 21%
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| Isolationist, aviator hero, delivered passionate speeches against intervention in Europe | Charles A. Lindbergh | 17%
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| Authorized War Department to force Japanese Americans into relocation camps for the rest of the war | Executive Order 9066 | 14%
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| Japanese general, became the prime minister, accelerated attack on U.S. | Hideki Tojo | 14%
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| Embargo on selling arms to warring countries, declares Americans could travel at their own risk | Neutrality Act of 1935 | 7%
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| Called for economic cooperation between U.S. and UK, international self-determination, and guarantees of political stability | Atlantic Charter | 3%
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| Military alliance between Germany and Italy | Rome-Berlin Axis | 3%
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| Led by isolationists, urged America to stay out of any wars | America First Committee | 0%
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| Prevented the BSCP from marching on Washington, prohibited discrimination in workplaces | Executive Order 8002 | 0%
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| FDR re-election speech that outlined a liberal international order with appeal beyond European and American audiences | Four Freedoms | 0%
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| President could give arms and equipment to any nation whose defense was vital to the US | Lend-Lense Act | 0%
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| Britain and France accept that Germany will annex the Sudetenland, in order for no more German aggression | Munich Conference | 0%
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| Those who believed that the U.S. should intervene in Europe | Popular Front | 0%
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