Puzzle 2017121215572064

en CR 30 fascism: form of totalitarian government that promotes nationalism totalitarianism: government having total control over its citizens lives. Nazi: the Fascist political party in Germany during the 1930’s NeutralityAct: act passed by the US in 1939 declaring our neutrality appeasement: policy of giving the aggressor nations what they wanted blitzkrieg: Hitler’s “lightening” style of war holocaust: the systematic killing of the Jews in Nazi Germany during WWII genocide: the attempt to wipe out an entire race of people concentrationcamps: places where Jews were sent to work and die axispowers: Japan, Italy, and Germany allies: France, Britain, Russia, and the United States VEDay: May 8, 1945; when Germany surrendered Kamikaze: ‘Divine Wind’; name of Japanese suicide bombers in WWII ManhattanProject: Project that developed the first atomic bomb YaltaConference: meeting held in Feb. 1945 to discuss post-war Europe Nuremberg trials: the trials where Nazi war criminals were tried for war crimes PearlHarbor: US Naval based bombed by Japan on Dec. 7, 1941 Stalingrad: Battle of __________, turning point battle against Germany by the Russians DDay: the Allied invasion of Nazi occupied France in 1944 Bulge: Battle of the _______, last offensive by the Nazis in 1944 before they surrendered Nagasaki: second Japanese city where US dropped atomic bomb Hiroshima: first Japanese city where US dropped atomic bomb Hitler: Fascist dictator of Germany (last name) Tojo: military dictator of Japan (last name) Churchill: Prime Minister of England during WWII (last name) Stalin: Communist dictator of Russia during WWII (last name) Mussolini: Fascist dictator of Italy during WWII (last name) Patton: major American General during WWII (last name) Eisenhower: commander of all Allied troops in Europe (last name) Truman: became President of the US in March of 1945 (last name) MacArthur: commander of Allied troops in the Pacific (last name)

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Across:

1.	major American General during WWII (last name)
2.	form of totalitarian government that promotes nationalism
5.	Hitler’s “lightening” style of war
7.	meeting held in Feb. 1945 to discuss post-war Europe
12.	Fascist dictator of Italy during WWII (last name)
14.	policy of giving the aggressor nations what they wanted
15.	Communist dictator of Russia during WWII (last name)
17.	military dictator of Japan (last name)
18.	the Fascist political party in Germany during the 1930’s

19.	the systematic killing of the Jews in Nazi Germany during WWII
20.	‘Divine Wind’; name of Japanese suicide bombers in WWII
22.	the attempt to wipe out an entire race of people
23.	Prime Minister of England during WWII (last name)
24.	second Japanese city where US dropped atomic bomb
25.	the trials where Nazi war criminals were tried for war crimes
26.	became President of the US in March of 1945 (last name)
27.	government having total control over its citizens lives.

Down:

1.	US Naval based bombed by Japan on Dec. 7, 1941
3.	Fascist dictator of Germany (last name)
4.	Battle of __________, turning point battle against Germany by the Russians
6.	commander of Allied troops in the Pacific (last name)
8.	France, Britain, Russia, and the United States
9.	Battle of the _______, last offensive by the Nazis in 1944 before they surrendered
10.	act passed by the US in 1939 declaring our neutrality

11.	first Japanese city where US dropped atomic bomb
12.	Project that developed the first atomic bomb
13.	May 8, 1945; when Germany surrendered
14.	Japan, Italy, and Germany
16.	commander of all Allied troops in Europe (last name)
21.	the Allied invasion of Nazi occupied France in 1944

Across:

1.	major American General during WWII (last name)
2.	form of totalitarian government that promotes nationalism
5.	Hitler’s “lightening” style of war
7.	meeting held in Feb. 1945 to discuss post-war Europe
12.	Fascist dictator of Italy during WWII (last name)
14.	policy of giving the aggressor nations what they wanted
15.	Communist dictator of Russia during WWII (last name)
17.	military dictator of Japan (last name)
18.	the Fascist political party in Germany during the 1930’s

19.	the systematic killing of the Jews in Nazi Germany during WWII
20.	‘Divine Wind’; name of Japanese suicide bombers in WWII
22.	the attempt to wipe out an entire race of people
23.	Prime Minister of England during WWII (last name)
24.	second Japanese city where US dropped atomic bomb
25.	the trials where Nazi war criminals were tried for war crimes
26.	became President of the US in March of 1945 (last name)
27.	government having total control over its citizens lives.

Down:

1.	US Naval based bombed by Japan on Dec. 7, 1941
3.	Fascist dictator of Germany (last name)
4.	Battle of __________, turning point battle against Germany by the Russians
6.	commander of Allied troops in the Pacific (last name)
8.	France, Britain, Russia, and the United States
9.	Battle of the _______, last offensive by the Nazis in 1944 before they surrendered
10.	act passed by the US in 1939 declaring our neutrality

11.	first Japanese city where US dropped atomic bomb
12.	Project that developed the first atomic bomb
13.	May 8, 1945; when Germany surrendered
14.	Japan, Italy, and Germany
16.	commander of all Allied troops in Europe (last name)
21.	the Allied invasion of Nazi occupied France in 1944