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Across 2. Countries that had an alliance to oppose German, Italian, and Japanese aggression, and included the US, Britain, and France 5. Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin met at here in 1945 to discuss peace settlements, and is sometimes referred to as the Crimea Conference 8. In the Battle ______ Sea in 1942, American carrier planes inflicted heavy damage in Japanese fleets and would prevent further invasion of New Guinea 10. These countries were united by their opposition to the Western countries and Soviet Union, and included Germany, Italy, Japan, Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria 12. The Japanese invasion of Manchuria and an assault on China was the beginning of what the Japanese would refer to as the _______ War 16. These Acts were passed by Congress and was spurred by the growth of isolationism and non-interventionism but would later be repealed 17. Many Japanese Americans, after Pearl Harbor, were sent to these camps 18. One of the largest concentration camps that forced labor on its prisoners 20. The War began when _______ invaded Poland in 1939 21. Young girl who lived in Germany and hid away in an annex to prevent being captured 23. This was the primary source of news and entertainment for most American households during the war 27. Prime Minster from 1941 to 1944 of Japan, and was a strong supporter of the Tripartite Pact 30. Also known as U-Boats and was a strategy Germany used to counteract the naval blockades 31. The famous atomic bombs dropped in Japan were on Nagasaki and this other city 34. Operation ________ was the codename for Nazi Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union during World War II -- led to USSR joining the Allies 35. The Siege of ______ was fought between the German and Polish army in 1939, and this capital was surrendered to the Germans 36. The uses of these kind of weapons made this War the deadliest in history 37. Roosevelt also set up the Office of Scientific Research and Development where one of the main goals was to develop the ______ bomb 38. Western countries started a ______ blockade of Germany to destroy its economy and war effort 39. The Battle of the _______ was the first naval battle of WWII and took place in South America, and had the United Kingdom fighting Germany 40. Japan used the Three _____ Policy, also known as the scorched earth policy, and was adopted in China

Down 1. This Senator presented the “cash and carry” concepts, which amended the Neutrality Acts where the US was allowed to sell supplies, but the countries had to come and pick it up themselves and pay in cash 3. Systematic mass murder of millions of Jews brought on by the Nazi Party and Hiter 4. The Siege of ______ was a military campaign in the Mediterranean that pitted Italy and Germany against Britain 6. This Pact established the Axis Powers of the World, which included Germany, Italy, and Japan 7. The first major Japanese defeat was at the Battle of _______ where American planes sank four Japanese aircraft carriers 9. Passenger liner from New York headed to Liverpool and was torpedoed by German U-Boats 11. Island ______ was a tactic where the American navy attacked islands that were controlled by the Japanese in the Pacific Ocean 13. Germany’s Air Force was known as this 14. The _______ for Bases Agreement stated that the United States agreed to a trade of American destroyers for British bases 15. Operation _______ was the largest seaborne invasion in history, involving over 156,000 troops crossing the English Channel from England to Normandy 18. The Lusitania was discovered to be carrying passengers, in addition to _______ 19. The legal name for this act was “An Act to Further Promote the Defense of the United States” 22. The Greco-Italian War was a conflict between Italy and Greece and marked the beginning of the _______ Campaign in early the 1940s 24. The US resorted to an _______ policy toward the end of World War II and through the beginning of World War II 25. Hitler's autobiography, title translates to "My Struggle" 26. The Battle of the ______ was the longest continuous military campaign, and at its core was the Allied naval blockade of Germany 28. Although Germany was the main u-boat powerhouse, a major victory came for the British when they sunk this German ship in 1941 29. The USS ______ battleship that was bombed during the Pearl Harbor attack, killing over 1,000 officers and crewman 32. ______ the Riveter was a star of a government campaign aimed at recruiting female workers 33. This German race was the superior race, according to Hitler 36. Pearl Harbor was a US ______ base