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What happened at the Casablanca Conference?
1.) U.S. & Britain said they would only accept an UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER by the Axis Powers
2.) Planning for D-Day began
At the end of WWII, which country and its capital city were divided into four sectors with the US, Britain, France, and the Soviet Union each occupying and administering one zone?
Berlin, Germany
Altogether, approximately how many people died in the Holocaust?
11 million total
What was appeasement? Who was involved in the policy of appeasement and how did it influence the war?
Appeasement = France & Britain strategy in dealing with Hitler's pre-war aggression by basically ignoring him breaking the Treaty of Versailles
Led to Hitler consuming large parts of Europe and expanding its military
What was D-Day? When did it take place? Why was it important?
June 6, 1944
The greatest amphibious invasion of Nazi-controlled Europe by Americans, British, & Canadian forces on the coast of France
To regain control of Nazi-occupied Europe
The initial success of the German offensive battle was due mainly to the Allies’ being caught off guard:
Battle of the Bulge
Why did WWII officially begin?
Germany attacked Poland, breaking the Munich Pact, and forcing Britain and France to send military aid to Poland
What happened on December 7, 1941?
Who was involved?
How many casualties?
Why did this event happen? What occurred because of it?
Attack on Pearl Harbor
Japan attacked United States because of the oil embargo
2000+ Americans died
The United States entered WWII
What was Winston Churchill and FDR’s plan of attack for World War 2?
Europe First:
Attack Hitler and regain control of Nazi-occupied Europe
THEN
Go after Japan
Name ALL of the 4 totalitarian leaders discussed.
What types of governments did they have?
What did they do to their people?
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Facism
Bring back glory of Rome
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Militarism
Imperialism
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Communism
Absolute