ww2 Flashcards
world war two (32 cards)
neutrality
to not sell weapons or make loans for world war two
swatizka
the nazi party symbol
concentration camps
camps that hitler held jews in during world war two
ghettos
towns that were blocked off by nazis
munich conference
an agreement that germany, italy, france and britian signed for hitler not to take anymore land after taking a part of Czechoslovakia, “not again”
appeasement
(dr seuss one more lollipop) to give into aggressors or bullys
munich pact
hitler kept what he took (land) but not take anymore
neautrality acts
no loger going to trade with either side bc many european coutnries still have not paid back since world war one
nuremburg laws
segregate jews and germans based on eye color, hair color and facial features
non aggression pact
germany and the USSR take polan together and then promise not to attack eachother
battle of britian
hitler uses total war on civillians of the Uk and london was bombed, leaving civilians to live in the subways, “keep calm and carry on” UK held out and hitler attacks USSR
lend lease act
rent weapons to our allies
axis powers
italy, germany and japan
december 7th 1949
Japan bombs pearl harbor
revenue act
increased taxes so army could get money
war bonds
bonds that people bought so they could redeem them with interest in the future and the money went directly to the military
rosie the riveter
“we can do it,” we means women and it means working in factories/in general. six million women were in factories
executive order 9981
desegregates the military and only the military, 1 million african americans join the military
internment camps
camps that japanese were placed in during the war and watched by the military
korematsu vs usa
court case that was placed into court because executive order 9981 violated the fifth amendment.
battle of stallingrad
turning point of the war, stalins, “not one step back” tactic which works and the soviets win, leaving Germany to lose every battle since then
volga river
transporation and commerce, along the banks of the river thats where the battle of stallingrad took place
V-E Day
may 8th 1945, victory in europe
D-Day
june 6th, largest amphibigous attack. the invasion of normandy, allies come together, 9k allies die