victims of attempted
genocide by leaders
of the Ottoman
Empire
signed by the Soviet
Union and its Eastern
European allies in
response to NATO
trials in which
thousands of German
& Japanese soldiers
were held
accountable for their
actions during WWII
Japanese General,
ordered bombing of
Pearl Harbor
victims of attempted
genocide by Bosnian
Serbs in former
Yugoslavia
site of attack by the
Japanese that
caused the U.S. to
enter WWII
Nazi dictator of
Germany during WWII
attempted genocide
on many groups in
Cambodia
established by
democracies in North
America and Western
Europe after WWII
Soviet dictator during
WWII
plan to help
strengthen post WWII
European economies
permanent
international
organization of
countries created to
handle future global
problems
killing of Jews at
extermination camps,
using gas chambers
Final Solution
Armenians
Hideki Tojo
Warsaw Pact
Muslims and Croats
Nuremberg Trials
Adolf Hitler
Pearl Harbor
Pol Pot
British Prime Minister
during WWII
Winston Churchill
North Atlantic Treaty
Organization (NATO)
Marshall Plan
minority in Rwanda,
victims of attempted
genocide by Hutu
Tutsi
Joseph Stalin
United Nations
U.S. President during
WWII
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Allied invasion of
Europe
D-Day
U.S. President after
death of Roosevelt
U.S. General during
WWII
Harry Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George Marshall
Japanese city on
which U.S. dropped
an atomic bomb
Soviet-made barrier
that split Europe into
non-Communist
Western Europe and
Communist Eastern
Europe
Hiroshima & Nagasaki
Iron Curtain
policy of avoiding
policy of restoring
involvement in
peace by giving in to
international alliances
demands
and affairs
Appeasement
refusal to participate
in war
Pacifism
Isolationism
Emperor of Japan
during WWII
Hirohito
systematic and
purposeful destruction
government which
of a racial, political, controls every aspect
religious, or cultural
of people’s lives
Totalitarianism
group
Genocide