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Across 2. POLICY OF MAKING CONCESSIONS TO AN AGGRESSOR IN THE HOPES OF AVOIDING WAR. BRITISH POLICY TO ADOLF HITLER IN THE LATE 1930s 4. COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGES SUSTAINED BY ANOTHER COUNTRY DURING WAR 7. 1944-1945 BATTLE IN WHICH AMERICAN FORCES TURNED BACK THE LAST MAJOR GERMAN OFFENSIVE OF WWII 11. ALLOWED FDR TO AID ANY NATION WHOSE DEFENSE HE BELIEVED WAS VITAL TO AMERICAN SECURITY 12. JAPANESE GENERAL AND PREMIER OF JAPAN 14. LAWS PASSED IN THE LATE 1930s DESIGNED TO KEEP THE U.S. OUT OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS 15. POLICY IN WHICH A STRONG NATION SEEKS TO DOMINATE OTHER COUNTRIES POLITICALLY, SOCIALLY, AND ECONOMICALLY 24. BATTLE PLAN TO TAKE BACK ITALY 25. U.S. WOULD GIVE BRITAIN ITS OLD DESTROYERS IN RETURN FOR AMERICAN BASES IN BRITISH CONTROLLED AREAS 29. D-DAY 31. SECTIONS OF TOWNS OR CITIES IN WHICH JEWS WERE FORCED TO LIVE 32. CODE NAME FOR CREATING AN ATOMIC BOMB 33. A POLITICAL SYSTEM HEADED BY A DICTATOR THAT CALLS FOR EXTREME NATIONALISM AND RACISM 35. PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. DURING WWII (1941-1945) 36. DECISIVE BATTLE IN GERMAN INVASION OF RUSSIA. THE GERMANS WERE SURROUNDED AND DESTROYED 38. PLEDGE SIGNED BY FDR AND WINSTON CHURCHILL NOT TO ACQUIRE NEW TERRITORY AND WORK FOR PEACE AFTER THE WAR 39. JAPANESE CITY IN WHICH THE 2ND ATOMIC BOMB WAS DROPPED (AUG. 9, 1945) 40. TOTALITARIAN DICTATOR OF GERMANY 41. GREAT BRITAIN, SOVIET UNION, U.S., AND FRANCE DURING WWII 42. BRITAIN AND FRANCE COULD BUY GOODS FROM THE U.S. IF THEY PAID FOR THEM AND TRANSPORTED THEM 43. ALLIANCE OF GERMANY, ITALY, AND JAPAN DURING WORLD WAR II

Down 1. GERMAN SUBMARINE 3. SURPRISE JAPANESE ATTACK ON THE U.S., DEC. 7, 1941 5. TREATY IMPOSED ON GERMANY BY THE ALLIED POWERS IN 1920 AFTER THE END OF WWI WHICH DEMANDED HUGE REPARATIONS FROM THE GERMANS 6. FASCIST LEADER OF ITALY 8. U.S. INVASION OF JAPANESE HOME LAND ISLANDS; CONVINCED THE U.S. TO USE THE ATOMIC BOMB 9. SITE OF THE FIRST ATOMIC BOMB ON AUG. 6, 1945 10. METHODICAL PLAN TO EXTERMINATE THE JEWS, NON-CONFORMISTS, HOMOSEXUALS, NON-ARYANS, AND THE MENTALLY/PHYSICALLY DISABLED IN EUROPE 13. SUPREME ALLIED COMMANDER IN EUROPE 16. SECRET AGREEMENT BETWEEN GERMANY AND THE SOVIET UNION NOT TO ATTACK ONE ANOTHER 17. PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. DURING WWII (1945) 18. MILITARY STRATEGY USED DURING WWII THAT INVOLVED SELECTIVELY ATTACKING SPECIFIC ENEMY-HELD ISLANDS AND BYPASSING OTHERS 19. WWII VICTORY FOR ALLIED TROOPS THAT RESULTED IN THE DEATHS OF ALMOST ALL OF THE 100,000 JAPANESE DEFENDERS (1945) 20. TURNING POINT IN THE WAR IN THE PACIFIC 21. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION TO PROMOTE WORLD PEACE (1920) 22. FORM OF GOVERNMENT IN WHICH THE RULER IS AN ABSOLUTE DICTATOR 23. FORCED MARCH OF AMERICAN AND FILIPINO PRISONERS OF WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES DURING WWII 24. ALLIED INVASION OF NORTH AFRICA 26. "NIGHT OF BROKEN GLASS" NAZIS ATTACKED JEWISH HOMES, BUSINESSES, AND SYNAGOGUES THROUGHOUT GERMANY 27. A STRONG FEELING OF PRIDE IN AND DEVOTION TO ONE'S COUNTRY 28. AMERICAN GENERAL WHO COMMANDED ALLIED TROOPS IN THE PACIFIC 30. SUPREME COURT CASE THAT ALLOWED FOR THE RELOCATION OF JAPANESE AMERICANS DURING WWII 34. JAPANESE AIR PILOTS WHO CONDUCTED SUICIDAL PLANE CRASHING INTO ENEMIES 37. COMMUNIST LEADER OF THE SOVIET UNION