History, 25.04.2020 03:48 jbot9050

1. What were two failed efforts to appease Hitler in the 1930’s?
2. How did the United States try to remain neutral while still providing aid to Allies fighting the war in Europe?
3. What event was the tipping point for the United States entry into World War 2?
4. How did the war change the United States economy?
5. Describe the events of D-Day and the consequences the invasion had for Germany?
6. What was Hitler’s “final solution” and the Allie’s response to the Holocaust and Nazi war crimes?
7. What was the Yalta Conference?
8. How did the strategy of “island hopping” help the Allies defeat Japan?
9. Why did the United States decide to drop the nuclear bombs on Japan?

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