WWII people and terms

Axis Powers

• Germany, Italy, Japan

• Germany, Soviet Union, United States

• Italy, France, England

• England, Japan, Australia

Allied Powers

• France, Italy, China

• Great Britain, France, Soviet Union, United States

• United States, Japan, Canada

• Mexico, Italy, Spain

Allowed America to sell, lend or lease other supplies to nations considered vital to the defense of the United States

• Borrowing act

• The good neighbor act

• Lend Lease act

Limiting the use of an item or good

• Avoiding

• Rationing

• Saving

Offensive maneuvers meant to strike swiftly and effectively. (Means lightning war in German)

• Blitzkrieg

• Luftwaffe

• Normandy

• Rationing

President of the United States during WWII

• Winston Churchill

• Nevile Chamberlin

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Abraham Lincoln

Prime minister of Britain during the war.

• Robert Oppenheimer

• Winston Churchill

• Bernard Montgomery

• Bunito Mussolini

U.S. Army general of the European theatre

• Dwight Eisenhower

• Robert Patton

• FDR

Lead the Manhattan Project, which created the first atomic weapons

• Robert Oppenheimer

• Bernard Montgomery

• Nevile Chamberlin

• Thomas Edison

Leader of Italy during World War II.

• Mussolini
• Stalin
• Roosevelt
• Hitler