Alea History/funkhauser Third Trimester Final

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Montgomery Bus Boycott

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Martin Luther King, Jr.

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NAACP lawyer

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Thurgood Marshall

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ended school segregation

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Brown V. Board of Education of Topeka Kansas

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bringing races together

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integration

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upheld segregation laws

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Plessy v. Ferguson

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prominent labor leader

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Philip Randolph

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enforced Brown vs. Board of Education

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Dwight Eisenhower

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Montgomery Bus Boycott

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Rosa Pakrs

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attended UCLA

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Jackie Robinson

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fovernor of Arkansas

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Orval Faubus

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The islands of Wake and Guam were American bases taken by the Japanese early int he war

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True

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The Allied troops defending Bataan surrendered to the Germans

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False

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The Battle of the Coral Sea and the Battle of Midway occurred in 1942

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True

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The atomic bomb was tested in Manhattan

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False

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JAmes "Jimmy" Doolittle was famously remembered for piloting the plane that dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan

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False

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The Allied commander in teh Philippines was

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Douglas MacArthur

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The first major Japanese defeat wsa the

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Battle of Midway

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What was the biggest battle in naval history in which most of the Japanese fleet was destroyed in 1944?

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Battle of Leyte Gulf

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Whose warning prompted FDR to begin working ont he atomic bomb?

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Albert Einstein

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What was important about capturing Guam in 1944?

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The use of its airfield

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What victory prevented the Germans from capturing the Suez Canal?

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El Alamein

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For 900 days the Germans surrounded

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Leningrad

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Dwight D. Eisenhower landed his Allied troops on the Normandy coast on June 6, 1944, also known as

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D-Day

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Who became president in 1945?

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Harry S. Truman

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Which of the following event is an example of genocide

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the Holocaust

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Which of the following is not part of Italy?

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Normandy

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Who was known as the "Desert Fox" for his success in desert warfare?

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Erwin Rommel

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Which of the following were European cities liberated by the allies in 1944?

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Rome and Paris

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The battles described in section 26.4 took place mostly in :

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North Africa, Italy, France and Russia

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Whose troops surrounded Berlin near the end of the war?

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Soviet

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Hitler was able to gain the support of the German people because of their anger over the Versailles treaty

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True

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Many Japanese felt that the solution to Japan's economic problems was to expand Japan's control in Asia

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True

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The Japanese invaded neighboring countries in Asia during teh 1930s while Hitler invaded his neighbors in Europe

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True

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The attack on Pearl Harbor resulted in Congress declaring war on Japan

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True

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During the Battle of the Bulge, Allied forces sent forces deep into Germany, creating a bulge in German lines

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False

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American Troops were forced to retreat to the rugged Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines

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True

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Concentration camps are prison camps for civilians

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True

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The islands of Wake and Guam were American bases taken by the Japanese early int he war

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True

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The Allied troops defending Bataan surrendered

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True

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Hitler was a Communist

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False

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The Battle of the Coarl Sea and the Battle of Midway occured in 1942

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True

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With over one million men fighting, the Battle of the Bulge was the largest battle on the Eastern Front in Europe

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False

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Chester Nimitz ordered the American carrier force to ambush the Japanese at Midway

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True

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The USS Enterprise survived both the Battle of Midway and the Battle of the Coral Sea

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True

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The U.S. bombing strrategy that killed hundreds of thousands of Japanese civilians was used to avoid hundreds of thousands of American troops being killed ina full-scale invasion of Japan

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True

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The Italian form of government built on exteme nationalism and racism was

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facism

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Who was the leader of the Soviet Union during Wrold War II?

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Joseph Stalin

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The Soviet German Non-Agression Pact freed Adolp Hitler to invade

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Poland

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Which country was the first to use the Lend-Lease Act?

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Great Britain

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Where was the wrst defeat in the United States' military history?

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Pearl Harbor

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Ther German general in command of North Africa was

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Erwin Rommel

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Douglas MacARthur was the commander of the Allied forces in

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the Pacific

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Which country was not part of the Allied Powers?

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Germany

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What country was not part of the Axis Powers?

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United States

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Who was the commander of the Allied forces in Europe?

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Dwight D. Eisenhower

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The two commanders in charge of he "island hopping" stratege were:

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MacArthur and Nimitz

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Adolf Hitler established a single party that suppressed oppositon, making Germany a

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totalitarian state

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Manchuria was invaded by

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Japan

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How was Sudetenland turned over to Germany?

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at the Munich Conference

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France and Great Britain decalred war on Germany after teh invasion of

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Poland

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After the collapse of Belgium in 1940, to where did allied troops retreat in order to be evacuated?

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Dunkirk

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After the fall of France, all that stood in the way of Adolf Hitler's domination of Europe was

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Great Britain

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Frustrated by his failure in Great Britain, Hitler launced an attack on

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the Soviet Union

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American neutrality ended after the attack on

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the United States

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for 900, days the Germans surrounded

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Leningrad

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The first major Japanese defeat was teh

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Battle of Midway

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What was the biggest battle in naval history?

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Battle of Leyte Gulf

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Which of the following was NOT a cause of World War II?

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Aggressive American military operations

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Artillery is a military unit consisting mostly of :

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Heavy cannons

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What was the string of German guns and bunkers built alonf the European coast during German occupation?

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Atlantic Wall

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What was Phase 1 of the D-Day invasion plan?

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Paratroops land behind enemy lines

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What was the most difficult and costly beach to secure during the D-Day invasion?

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Omaha

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Which contry's troops were NOT responsible for securing a beach in teh D-Day invasion?

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France

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In the Battle of the Bulge, what city did Patton's troops race to save from the Germans?

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Bastogne

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What were the two major 'theaters of operation" or regions where campaigns were fought between the Axis powers and the Allies in World War II?

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European Theater and pacific Theater

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Which battle was a battle between the RAF and the Luftwaffe?

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the Battle of Britain

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Which battle was the first American land offensive in the Pacific

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Guadalcanal

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Which battle was the last major battle in Europe, in which the Allies crused the final German offensive of the war?

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the Battle of the Bulge

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Which of the following was the largest invasion in history?

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D-Day

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Which of hte following battles was one of the last American victories in thee island hopping campaign?

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Iwo Jima

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Which of the following did NOT invove a beach assault?

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Bastogne

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In what country did Patton's troops NOT fight?

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Russia

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Italian Director

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Mussolini

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Became president in 1945

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Truman

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Fascist

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hitler

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Advised against Appeasement

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Churchill

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the "Desert Fox"

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Rommel

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responsible for Pearl Harbor

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Tojo

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Communist

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Stalin

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allied tank commander

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Patton

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lightning war

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blitzkreig

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concentration camp

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Auschwitz

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hatred of Jews

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anti-Semitism

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led to atomic bomb

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Manhattan Project

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pledged to defeat Hitler

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Atlantic Charter

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led to D-Day

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Operation Overlord

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favored by isolationists

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Neutrality Acts

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allowed Hitler to dominate Europe

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appeasement