History Questions

the leader of Great Britain during most of the war; led his country to victory; was FDR's biggest ally

Germany takes full blame for war,Germany pays reparations of 33 billion dollars,Germany must have a skeletal military,Germany loses all their colonies,Austria and Hungary must become two separate countries,Ottoman empire must split (turkey)

designed to keep the U.S. out of war by, originally, making it so that the U.S. could not trade "arms, ammunition, or implements of war" to nations that were at war; later versions of this type of thing began to actually move the U.S. closer to joining the Allies

a partial background cause of multiple wars, including WWII; the Germans, Italians, and the Japanese all engaged in this concept; involves a country believing that it is superior to other countries; often leads to an aggressive foreign policy against other countries (as it did during WWII)

the Italian dictator who came to power in the early 1920's; created the Fascist Party; led Italy to war by engaging in militarism and nationalism; eventually overthrown and killed

the fascist leader of Germany from 1933 to 1945; largely responsible for plunging the world into war in 1939; the Holocaust happened under his leadership and direction; eventually committed suicide when it was clear he would be losing the war

involved the British and French giving Germany a German-speaking part of Czechoslovakia called the "Sudetenland"; Hitler had threatened war if he did not get what he wanted; it only made Hitler more aggressive

the leader of Great Britain before the war, as well as very early in the war; had "given in" to Hitler's demands at the Munich Conference

system in which the government totally controls all aspects of a society, including the economy; the Germans, Italians, Japanese, and Soviets all had this form of system

a conflict in the 1930's that brought Germany and Italy into an alliance; those nations helped a fascist general in another nation to win a conflict; was an opportunity for Germany and Italy to practice using their militaries

American president who helped lead the U.S. to victory during WWII; had wanted the U.S. to get involved in the war earlier to help the nations known as the "Allies", but Congress and the public were not yet ready to do so

the Soviet dictator; had signed a treaty with Hitler before the war; eventually was on the side of the "Allies" during the war; throughout his time in power, he had millions of his own people killed

By 1945, what was the death toll of Jews by the Nazis

By 1945 what was the death toll by the Nazis

Who became the communist threat in the neighborhood

was very harsh; helped to cause the rise of Hitler and WWII

an extreme nationalism in which the state comes first and individual liberty comes second; very anti- communist and anti-democracy; values a strong military, the use of violence, and a ruthless leader; both Italy and Germany had this form of government

In order to maintain peace, a treaty was signed that made the Germans angry at which group in Russia?

The B.o.B will take place in the (morning/afternoon/night).

Who was the British PM that wanted to appease Germany to calm the conflict? This appeasement was via what agreement?