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1. Stalingrad
a. Hitler wants to destroy ________ economy b. Key to attack was Stalingrad—_________ would be cut off from necessary war time resources c. Germans ordered to hold city at all costs—massive _________ d. ________German troops trapped as Soviet military surrounds city e. Germans ________—turning point in the war for the USSR |
a. Soviet
b. Soviets c. losses d. 250,000 e. surrender |
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1.Tanks replace cars
a. automobile industry suited to ___________ of military equipment b. important for country to move ______ and ________ quickly c. auto industry also produce _______, rifles, mines,etc d. Henry ford created assembly line for the B-24 bomber—“________” e. Industry produced nearly _________ of military equipment |
a. mass production
b. troops, supplies c. artillery d. The Liberator e. one-third |
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1.Building Liberty ships
a. basic ________ship used during the war b. _______ instead of riveted c. made them more ________ to sink |
a. basic
b. welded c. difficult |
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1.The War Production Board
a. given authority to set _______ and production goals b. control _______ of raw materials and supplies c. Office of War ___________ settled arguments between different __________ |
a. priorities
b. distribution c. Mobilization, agencies |
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A. Building an Army
1. Creating an Army a. Introduction of __________________(1940) b. first peace time ________ 2. "You’re in the ____ Now" a. Flood of _________ overwhelmed training facilities b. __________ shortages c. Draftees given ________and government issue (GI) _______ d. Basic training for ____ weeks—where they learned to work as a _______ |
a. Selective Service and Training Act
b. draft 2. Army a. draftees b. Equipment c. physicals, supplies d. 8, team |
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1. A Segregated Army
a. separate _____, barracks, __________, mess halls, and recreational facilities b. units usually commanded by ________ officers c. military leaders wanted to keep ___________ soldiers out of combat and assigned them to __________ and supply units |
a. units, latrines
b. white c. African American, construction |
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1.Pushing for the “Double V”
a. join war effort to achieve a double ________—victory over ________ racism abroad and victory over _______ at home b. _____ ordered recruitment of African Americans and placed them in _______ situations c. ___________ appointed to rank of _______ general |
a. victory
Hitler's racism b. FDR, combat c. Benjamin O. Davis brigadier |
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a. FDR orders MacArthur to evacuate to __________
b. 78,000 prisoners forced to march _______ to Japanese prison camp c. __________ March—thousands died |
a. Australia
b. 65 miles c. Bataan Death |
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____________- small island in ___________ surrenders May 1942
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- Corregidor
- Manila Bay |
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1. The Doolittle Raid
a. FDR searching for morale booster—wants to ________ Japan b. _______ could not get close enough to Japan for the short range bombers to ________ c. _____ bombers replaces short-range bombers but would land in ______ instead of back on _____ of carrier d. Lt. Colonel ___________ in command of raid e. 16 B-25s loaded on the ________ f. ________ bombs fell on _____ for the first time |
a. bomb
b. Carriers,attack c. B-25, China, deck d. James Doolittle e. Hornet f. April 18, 1942, Japan |
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1. The Battle of Midway
a. using code ______ finds out about _____ for the attack on Midway b. ______ orders carriers to take positions near Midway to _______ the Japanese c. First wave of attack Japan loses _____ planes d. Japan _______ second attack e. U.S. planes caught the Japanese carriers with ______, bombs, and aircraft _________ on decks f. Japanese carriers reduced to burning _______ g. U.S. dealt Japanese fleet ________ blow and they ________ h. Turning point in the war—just _______ after Pearl Harbor U.S. stopped Japanese advance in the ________ |
a. U.S., plans
b. Nimitz, ambush c. 38 d. prepared e. fuel, exposed f. wrecks g. deadly, retreat h. six months, Pacific |
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1. The Struggle for North Africa
a. U.S. Invasion of Morocco and ______—help British in__________and requires few troops b. _____ Canal vital to Great Britain as a supply line from ______ and Australia c. “__________” led by Rommel—the “________” d. American invasion of North Africa under command of __________ e. American forces in __________ commanded by Patton f. Plan was to trap Rommel between ______ and ______ forces g. Battle of __________—Americans outmaneuvered and out fought—loss of life and equipment h. Eventually U.S. and Britain pushed ________ back—May 13, 1943 German forces in __________ surrender |
a. Algeria, Egypt
b. Suez, Asia c. Afrika Korps, Desert Fox d. Eisenhower e. Moracco f. U.S., British g. Kasserine Pass h. Germans, North Africa |
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1. The Battle of the Atlantic
a. war in the Atlantic against German submarines ___________ b. U.S. cargo ships easy targets c. U.S. builds oil pipeline from _____ to _______ to keep oil flowing for war effort d. U.S. sets up _______ system to protect cargo ships e. _______ onward U.S. produce more new shipping than German submarines managed to sink f. Advantage turned toward allies as use of new ___________ helped sink German submarines |
a. intensifies
c. Texas, Pennsylvania d. convoy e. July 1942 f. technology |