Study
Guide for
Chapter 29 - World War II and Its
Aftermath Terms and
People to Know
Ch 29 pgs. (
922-929)
Sec 1
Manchuria 2nd Sino-Japanese War
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie Rhineland appeasement
pacifism Neutrality
Acts
Rome-Berlin-Tokyo Axis Axis Powers The Spanish Civil War
Francisco Franco Nationalists Loyalists
"Guernica"
Anschluss
Sudetenland Munich
Conference Neville
Chamberlain Edouard
Daladier Nazi-Soviet Pact Invasion of Poland
Ch 29 pgs.
(930-938) Sec 2
blitzkrieg Luftwaffe
Battle of Dunkirk
Vichy Government Charles
de
Gaulle
Operation
Sea Lion Winston Churchill
The Battle of Britain
The London Blitz
Gen.
Erwin Rommel Operation
Barbarossa Siege
of Leningrad The New Order
Concentration
camps Final solution Holocaust
Genocide Auschwitz Treblinka
Bergen - Belsen
Lend -Lease
Act The Atlantic Charter General Tojo Hideki
The Battle of Pearl Harbor
Ch 29 pgs.
(939 - 947) Sec 3
“All
out war” Total War “Rosie the
Riveter” Marie Fourcade Lily Litvak aircraft
carriers
The
Battle of the Coral Sea The
Battle of
Midway “The Big Three” Tehran Conference
Gen.
Bernard Montgomery El Alamein Gen.
Dwight
Eisenhower Anzio The Battle of
Stalingrad D-Day
Normandy George S. Patton
Bombing of Hamburg
Battle of the Bulge Yalta
Conference
Ch
29 pgs. ( 948 - 951) Sec 4
V-E
Day Bataan Death
March Battle of Guadalcanal “island hopping” Gen. Douglas MacArthur
Admiral Chester Nimitz Iwo
Jima Okinawa
kamikaze Manhattan
Project Harry Truman
Potsdam
Meeting Atomic
bomb Hiroshima Emperor Hirohito
The Missouri
Ch 31 pgs. (
952 - 961) Sec 5
Nuremberg
Trials The United Nations UN Charter General Assembly
Security Council
The
Cold War Truman Doctrine containment
The Marshall Plan
Berlin Airlift NATO
The
Warsaw Pact The Arms Race "The
Iron Curtain"
Ideas to
Understand
·
Describe
how dictators undermined the peace of the 1930s.
·
Describe
how the Spanish Civil War was a dress rehearsal for WWII.
·
Describe
how the new technologies of War affected the fighting.
·
Describe
and explain the goals of the Axis powers and how they treated conquered
peoples.
·
Identify
and describe the battles that were turning points in the War in Asia,
Europe
and Africa.
·
Explain
why the U.S. used the Atomic bombs on Japan.
·
Describe
and explain the causes of the Cold War
Essay
Questions
1.
Describe and explain the causes and effects of World War II. Explain
how WWII
began and how it changed the global balance of power.
2.
Describe and explain three battles that were turning points in the War.
( Be
specific )
3.
Describe and explain the events at the end of World War II that lead to
the
Cold War. (be specific)