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WWII

Fall of 1940.
             (7) A: The axis powers turned their attention to North Africa. They conquered Greece and Yugoslavia and tried to take over Egypt.
             R: The British attacked back and pushed Germany back and from there the fighting went back and forth.
             German Invasion of Soviet Union. June 1941 .
             (8) A: Three million German troops broke the treaty and decided to invade the Soviet Union.
             R: The world was shocked and S.U. forces had to retreat but used the "scorched earth" policy by burning crops and vehicles as they retreated. They were waiting for winter to take its tolls on the German soldiers.
             Lend-Lease Act. March 1941.
             (9) A: U.S. government passed the lend-lease act to supply countries with goods for war that were "allies". .
             R: Germany responded by sinking any American ships they could.
             Rome/Berlin/Tokyo Axis. .
             (10) A: Japan was sympathetic to Germany and signed a treaty with them.
             R: U.S. had already been angry with them and this led to more aggression on their part.
             Bombing of Pearl Harbor. 12-7-1941.
             (11) A: Japan launched a sneak attack on Pearl Harbor which damaged of destroyed many ships and planes and killed about 2500 Americans.
             R: War was declared between the U.S. and Japan with its allies.
             "Asia for the Asians".
             (12) A: The Japanese wanted control over Asia and stressed the slogan "Asia for Asians" which is self -explanatory.
             R: Many Asians wanted this at first but then Japan was very mean to them and they did not like it.
             "The Great Mobilization".
             (13) A: The allies got their countries to produce war and civilian good to prepare for the war, and women were detrimental to this project.
             R: The only response was a positive one from the allied countries.
             Relocation of Japanese Americans. 1942.
             (14) A: The U.S. government feared that the Japanese Americans might support Japan and sent many of them to relocation camps for the rest of the war.
             R: There were no arguments from other countries because they were worried about other things at the time and there would be no serious response until after the war.


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