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1. “Europe First” Strategy and why (670-671)

2. “Arsenal of Democracy” (671)

3. “Wolf Packs” (671)

4. Battle of Stalingrad and why it was the turning point in Eastern Europe (671)

5. Reasons why the allies want to invade North Africa (672)

6. Dwight D. Eisenhower (672,687)

7. General Erwin Rommel and what his Afrika Korps taught Americans at the Kasserine Pass (672-673)

8. George S. Patton Jr. (673)

9. Casablanca Conference’s two major points (673)

10. The allied invasion of Italy and its impact on Mussolini (673)

11. Saturation Bombing (674)

12. Strategic Bombing (674)

13. Tuskegee Airmen (674)

14. Admiral Yamamoto (675)

15. Chester Nimitz (676)

16. Battle of Midway: why it was so important and why we won (676)

17. Rosie the Riveter (677)

18. A. Philip Randolph and the “Double V” campaign (678)

19. FDR’s Executive Order 8802 (678)

20. Bracero Program (679)

21. “Zoot Suit” Riots (679-680)

22. Internment and examples of groups who had to deal with it (680-681)

23. Korematsu v. United States (681,683)

24. 442nd Regimental Combat Team (681)

25. Office of Price Administration and rationing (682)

26. Office of War Information (682)

27. The Teheran Conference of 1943...what were the terms (686-687)

28. Patton’s role in D-Day (687)

29. Operation Overlord (D-Day) (687-688)

30. Omaha Beach (687-688)

31. The Battle of the Bulge (691)

32. Code Talkers (691)

33. Island Hopping Strategy (691)

34. The Battle of Iwo Jima (693)

35. The Battle of Okinawa and why Okinawa was so important for America to take (693)

36. J. Robert Oppenheimer and the Manhattan Project (694)

37. Why Truman finally decides to bomb Hiroshima and Nagasaki (694-695)

38. Holocaust (696)

39. The Nuremburg Laws (697)

40. Kristallnacht: what it means and what it was (697)

41. Why do most countries not let the immigrant Jews in (697)

42. Genocide (699)

43. Concentration Camps: what they were and a couple of examples (699)

44. Other groups who became targets of Hitler’s “Final Solution” (699)

45. Death Camps: what they were, how they killed, and a couple of examples (699-700)

46. FDR’s War Refugee Board (700)

47. Yalta Conference (Feb. 1945): what was discussed and who the “Big Three” were (702-703)

48. Potsdam Conference (July 1945): the main three terms and who the new “Big Three” were (703)

49. List reasons why Western European domination and Imperialism go into decline after WWII (703-704)

50. The new two “Superpowers” and why (704-705)

51. The United Nation and the five Security Council nations (705)

52. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (705)

53. The Nuremburg Trials and the main defense used by Nazi Defendants (706)

54. Examples of post-war prosperity (707)