FDR suggested dropping the atomic bomb on all three countries.

FDR suggested trading food, oil, and weapons with the Axis countries.

FDR suggested offering these countries the freedom of speech and religion and freedom from want and fear.

FDR suggested stopping trade with the Axis countries in order to isolate them from the global economy.

The Lend Lease Act cut off Germany, Japan, and Italy from global trade and showed America sympathized with the Axis powers.

The Lend Lease Act sent food, oil, and weapons to the Allied countries, which showed America supported the Allies during the War.

The Lend Lease Act offered the Four Freedoms to all citizens of the world, which showed US domination during the War.

The Lend Lease Act established a permanent alliance with the USSR, who is our longest-standing ally and closest military partner.

The Atlantic Charter cut the Axis powers off from global trade.

The Atlantic Charter sent food, oil, and weapons to the Allied countries.

The Atlantic Charter established an alliance between the US and Great Britain, and allowed them to plan/make negotiations for dealing with the War and its outcomes.

The Atlantic Charter guaranteed the freedom of speech, religion, and freedom from want and fear to all world citizens.

America bombed Nazi concentration camps.

America air-dropped large amounts of food, clothing, and other supplies to Europe's Jews.

America sent troops behind enemy lines to liberate the concentration camps.

America largely ignored the Holocaust and chose not to allow European Jews to enter America as refugees.

The footage and photos of the concentration camps shocked the world and showed the true horror of the Holocaust.

The liberation of concentration camps had little effect on the rest of the world.

The liberation of concentration camps caused a public outcry for the US to use the atomic bomb on Nazi Germany.

The footage and photos of concentration camps had little impact on the public, as they had become de-sensitized to the horrors of war.

After the War, Jews were paid large amounts in reparations and lived comfortably in Europe; therefore, very few emigrated to the US.

After the War, many Jews chose to join the Allied forces and continue the fight into Japan, and over a million were accepted into the US as immigrants.

After the War, many Jews lived in refugee camps, in similar conditions they had faced during the Holocaust. When they were allowed entry to the US, around 415,000 Jews immigrated.

European governments worked quickly to rebuild Jewish neighborhoods after the War, so Jews returned to their normal lives with relative ease. Around 100,000 moved to the US.

The US wanted to test the atomic bomb on Germany, Japan attacked China (our number one ally), the USSR was expanding, and Korea was having a civil war.

Great Britain attacked France (our ally), Germany needed assistance fighting Italy, China expanded into Japan, and the Russians attacked the US fleet at Pearl Harbor.

Italy expanded into North Africa, the USSR annexed China and established a capitol city at Yalta, Churchill was assassinated, and Truman wanted to use the atomic bomb.

The US was already supporting the Allies (Lend-Lease Act), Germany was attacking US ships with submarines, Japan was expanding aggressively in Asia, and Japan attacked the US fleet at Pearl Harbor.

The US had sunk many Japanese ships who were supplying the Axis powers with weapons.

The US had cut off Japan's oil supply because of Japan's aggressive expansionism in Asia.

The US and China were planning to attack Japan, and Japan found out about it and struck first.

Japan was unhappy with the US supplying Great Britain with weapons, food, and oil.

US declared war on Japan, Germany declared war on US, US declared war on Germany.

US declared war on Japan, USSR declared war on China, Germany surrendered to France.

US declared war on Italy, Italy declared war on Germany, Japan surrendered to the Allies.

The US was cut off from global trade, the four freedoms were taken from all citizens, and totalitarian control was exerted on the world by Stalin.

Churchill was British military leader, FDR was commander of Allied forces in Europe, and Truman was commander of Allied forces in the Pacific.

Churchill was the British Prime Minister, FDR was American President, and Truman was first Vice President but became President after FDR died.

Churchill was American President, FDR was British Prime Minister, and Truman was fascist dictator of Italy.

Churchill was Allied ambassador to Japan, FDR was leader of military forces in the Pacific, and Truman was commander of Axis forces in North Africa.

Eisenhower was American President, MacArthur was British Prime Minister, and Marshall was leader of American forces in the Pacific.

Eisenhower was commander of Allied forces in the Pacific, MacArthur was commander of Allied forces in Europe, and Marshall was British Prime Minister.

Eisenhower was military commander of Japan, MacArthur was supreme commander of the Allied forces, and Marshall was leader of Axis powers.

All three were American military leaders who commanded operations in the European theater, the Pacific theater, expanded the size of the military (respectively).

Mussolini and Hitler were supreme Allied commanders, Stalin and Tojo were their enemies (Axis commanders).

Mussolini and Hitler were American President and VP (respectively), Stalin was British Prime Minister, and Tojo was dictator of Italy.

Mussolini and Hitler were leaders of England and France, while Stalin and Tojo were leaders of China and Japan.

Mussolini was dictator of Italy, Hitler was Fuhrer of Germany, Stalin was dictator of Soviet Union, and Tojo was military leader of Japan. All of these leaders were fascists.

The battles in the Pacific were easy victories for the Allies; three battles were Stalingrad, Battle of the Bulge, and Battle of Britain.

The battles in the Pacific often resulted in stalemate; three battles were Okinawa, Berlin, and Barbarossa.

The battles were in the Pacific were bloody and cost many casualties; three battles were Midway, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa.

The battles in the Pacific were major Axis victories that included Crete, Leningrad, and Iwo Jima.

D-Day was the largest military invasion in human history, and it marked the beginning of the end of the war for the Nazis.

D-Day was a major Allied loss to the Nazis and forced England to surrender to Nazi Germany.

D-Day was the first time an atomic bomb was used in human history and signaled the beginning of the nuclear age.

D-Day was the day when the US was forced to surrender to the Axis powers.

The Tuskegee Airmen were America's first parachute infantry division.

The Tuskegee Airmen were an infantry unit made up of Japanese Americans who won more combat medals than any other unit during WW2.

The Tuskegee Airmen were the first African American pilots in the US Air Force.

The Tuskegee Airmen were Native Americans who joined the Marines and created an unbreakable communication code against the Japanese.

442nd Regimental Combat Team were America's first parachute infantry division.

442nd Regimental Combat Team were the first African American pilots in the US Air Force.

442nd Regimental Combat Team were a unit of Japanese Americans who won more combat medals than any other unit during WW2.

442nd Regimental Combat Team were Native Americans who joined the Marines and created an unbreakable communication code against the Japanese.

101st Airborne were America's first parachute infantry division.

101st Airborne were America's first African American pilots in the US Air Force.

101st Airborne were a unit of Japanese Americans who won more combat medals than any other unit during WW2.

101st Airborne were Native Americans who joined the Marines and created an unbreakable communication code against the Japanese.

The Navajo Code Talkers were America's first parachute infantry division.

Navajo Code Talkers were a unit of Japanese Americans who won more combat medals than any other unit during WW2.

Navajo Code Talkers were the first African American pilots in the US Air Force.

Navajo Code Talkers were Native Americans who joined the Marines and created an unbreakable communication code against the Japanese.

Women mainly worked in factories, building airplanes and other military supplies.

Women mainly served in combat roles, fighting in important battles such as Iwo Jima and Okinawa.

Women created an unbreakable communication code to be used against the Japanese.

Women worked as advisers to Marshall, Eisenhower, and MacArthur and gave strategic offensive advice during important battles.

WASPS were a code name for biological and chemical warfare used against the Nazis.

WASPS were Women Airforce Service Pilots.

WASPS were the first African American pilots in the US Air Force.

WASPS were a new type of ballistic missile dropped on the Axis powers after the completion of the Manhattan Project.

The Double V campaign stood for victory over Russia and victory over the Nazis.

The Double V campaign stood for vigilance against Nazi spies and vitality in battle.

The Double V campaign symbolized victory over the Axis powers and victory over communism globally.

The Double V campaign stood for victory over fascism in Europe and victory over discrimination/racism at home.

African Americans were allowed to attend all-white schools in the South and the Civil Rights Act was passed.

The Montgomery Bus Boycott occurred during the War and Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his famous "I Have a Dream" speech.

The Fair Employment Practices Commission was passed in 1942 (banning discriminatory employment practices), and the US military was de-segregated in 1948.

African Americans were granted US citizenship, the right to vote, and equal protection under the law in the 1940s.

Forty Japanese Americans accused of being spies were detained after the Pearl Harbor attack.

Around 120,000 Japanese Americans were detained after the Pearl Harbor attack.

Over a million Japanese Americans were detained after the Pearl Harbor attack.

All people with Japanese heritage living in America were detained after the Pearl Harbor attack.

The 5th Amendment and 14th Amendment were violated during the internment of Japanese Americans. The Supreme Court referred to it as a time of "emergency and peril".

The 18th and 21st Amendments were violated during the internment of Japanese Americans. The Supreme Court referred to it as a time of "inept moral character".

The 1st and 2nd Amendments were violated during the internment of Japanese Americans. The Supreme Court referred to it as a time of "clear and present danger".

The first 10 Amendments were violated during the internment of Japanese Americans. The Supreme Court referred to it as the "Bill of Rights".

Fred Korematsu was a soldier in the 101st Airborne division who won the Medal of Honor.

Fred Korematsu was an African American pilot and the first Tuskegee Airman with a confirmed kill.

Fred Korematsu was a Navajo code talker who created the unbreakable code used against the Japanese.

Fred Korematsu was a Japanese American who fought the internment system all the way to the Supreme Court.

Clothes, metals, and water

Food, gas, tires, and leather

Seeds for growing crops and other farm supplies

Books, paper, and camera film

A war bond allows prisoners of war to be released from jail.

War bonds offer ways for soldiers to afford stamps to be able to write letters home.

Civilians pay for the war but receive re-payment with interest at a later date.

War bonds donate the materials needed to construct weapons of war.

The government paid African Americans to leave the rural South and join the 101st Airborne.

The government allowed European Jews to come work on American farms.

The government offered agricultural jobs to Japanese Americans living on the West Coast.

The government paid 5 million Mexican immigrants to come work on American farms.

Camp Rutherford and Camp Murfreesboro

Camp Crossville (Crossville) and Camp Forrest (Tullahoma)

Camp Clarksville and Fort Campbell

Camp Riverdale and Camp Blackman

Code name for the elite group of US paratroopers and their battle strategy

Code name given for the alliance between Roosevelt and Churchill early in the War

Code name given for the construction of the atomic bomb, which took place in New Mexico and Tennessee.

Code name for the de-segregation of the US military

He estimated that using the bomb would save a million American lives that would be lost in an invasion of Japan

He believed that the US ought to show Japan its military superiority after the Pearl Harbor attack

He wanted to show Nazi Germany what was coming for them if they didn't surrender

He had no choice; it was up to Eisenhower who decided that the bomb would be the quickest way to end the War.

How to create an atomic bomb

How to integrate the US military

How to honor the WASP aviators killed in service

How to punish Germany after the War and how to form a United Nations

How to properly honor the Navajo Code Talkers

How to de-militarize Germany and how to punish Nazi war criminals

How to dismantle the Manhattan Project without people knowing

How to form a secret alliance with the USSR

The UN seeks to control the amount of nuclear weapons around the world and keep the US in the lead in terms of numbers of warheads

The UN forces the former Axis countries to pay war reparations and pledge allegiance to the United States

The UN tries to maintain world peace and aids in humanitarian efforts around the world

All of these

A member of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team who won the Medal of Honor

A Japanese American who fought the internment system all the way to the Supreme Court

A Navajo Code Talker who helped America defeat Japan in the Pacific

A Tennessee politician who is known as the "Father of the United Nations"