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Causes of WWII Quiz

Causes of WWII Quiz. 5 Minutes to study!. Vocabulary. Using American Journey, define each word in your history notebook with a sentence or picture. Franklin Delano Roosevelt: President for most of WWII Harry Truman: (pg 824) Ration: (glossary or page 817) Pearl Harbor: (page 813)

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Causes of WWII Quiz

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  1. Causes of WWII Quiz 5 Minutes to study!

  2. Vocabulary Using American Journey, define each word in your history notebook with a sentence or picture. Franklin Delano Roosevelt: President for most of WWII Harry Truman: (pg 824) Ration: (glossary or page 817) Pearl Harbor: (page 813) Internment Camps: (page 819 or glo)

  3. The War Begins September 1, 1939: Germany attacks Poland, marks the start of WWII September 3, 1939: Great Britain and France declare war on Germany

  4. April 1940: Capture Denmark and Norway Germany soldiers march into Norway

  5. France is Invaded May 1940: Attack Netherlands and Belgium (between Germany and France) Attack Ardennes (between France and Belgium) and started to march towards Paris June 22, 1940: France surrenders to Germany

  6. Battle of Britain: August to October 1940: Germany sends aircraft across the English Channel to attack Britain, specifically their Royal Airforce (RAF)

  7. London Blitz: attacking civilians and terrorizing British ports and cities Early 1941: Hitler calls off his plans to invade Britain

  8. June 1941: Hitler broke his non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union and invades 3 million Germans attack, but the Soviet Union does not collapse, Germans do not reach Leningrad and Moscow

  9. Germany is unprepared for the harsh winter

  10. June 1941: Japan moves it’s forces into French Indochina December 7, 1941: Japan attacks Pearl Harbor

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