| Hint | Answer |
| Emperor of Japan during World War II | |
| Famous Lieutenant Colonel who boosted American morale with a successful aerial raid of Tokyo in 1942 | |
| Date of D-Day | |
| German word describing the inferior | |
| The act of one power giving into a stronger power for the sake of avoiding conflict | |
| “divine wind”; Japanese pilots who crashed planes into American vessels on suicide missions | |
| Campaign launched by US Marines used to reach the mainland of Japan by capturing each island in the Pacific | |
| Chaired Senate committee in 1933 that researched exactly why the US went to war with Germany in 1917 | |
| Republican candidate defeated by Roosevelt during the election of 1940 | |
| Communist leader of the Soviet Union during World War II; first sided with Germany through the Nazi-Soviet Treaty of Nonaggression, later sided with Allied forces | |
| Bill passed that gave war veterans government funding for education, housing, healthcare, etc. | |
| Greatest naval battle in world history; US Navy crushed Japanese armada in the Pacific near the Philippines | |
| Turning point of the war in Europe | |
| Prime Minister and military leader of the Empire of Japan during World War II | |
| Hitler’s henchman who headed the SS during World War II | |
| Name of the first atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945 | |
| Concrete wall built by the French that extended north to south along the entire French-German border | |
| August 14, 1945; unconditional surrender of Japan | |
| Fascist leader of Italy during World War II | |
| Launched by all-black Pittsburgh Courier; called for a victory in the war abroad and a victory in the racial wars at home | |
| German general who controlled German forces in most of Northern Africa (“Desert Fox”) | |
| Air battle between Germany and Britain that began in November 1940 and was won by the undermanned Royal Air Force | |
| Meeting between Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin in February 1945 at a Russian seaport where the post-war division of Germany and Europe were discussed | |
| Hitler’s henchman who headed the German air force during World War II | |