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a. | War Production Board (WPB)
| n. | Manhattan Project
| b. | Harry S. Truman
| o. | George Marshall | c. | Hiroshima | p. | Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) | d. | Dwight D. Eisenhower | q. | Douglas MacArthur | e. | J. Robert Oppenheimer | r. | Nagasaki | f. | Chester Nimitz | s. | Office of Price Administration (OPA)
| g. | Philip Randolph
| t. | Yalta Conference | h. | Battle of the Bulge | u. | V-E Day | i. | D-Day | v. | United Nations (UN)
| j. | Nuremberg Trials
| w. | Nisei | k. | rationing | x. | kamikaze | l. | GI Bill of Rights | y. | Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) | m. | George Patton | z. | James Farmer |
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German counteroffensive in
December 1944
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Agency of the federal
government that fought inflation
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3.
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Commander of American naval
forces in the Pacific
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4.
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Victory in Europe Day,May 8,
1945
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5.
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Army chief of staff during
World War
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6.
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Allied invasion of Normandy to
liberate Europe
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7.
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Japanese suicide
plane
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8.
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Government agency that decided
which companies would make war materials and how to distribute raw
materials
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9.
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Japanese city that was the
site of the second atomic-bomb drop
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10.
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American commander in the
Philippines Military governor of Japan after World War Two
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11.
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American general Supreme
Allied Commander in Europe
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12.
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Secret project to develop the
atomic bomb
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13.
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Important African-American
labor leader
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14.
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33rd president of the United
States - took office after FDR died
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15.
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City that was the site of the
first atomic-bomb drop in Japan
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16.
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Scientist who led the
Manhattan Project
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17.
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Japanese Americans born in the
United States
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18.
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American general led American
forces that defeated Erwin Rommel in Africa
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19.
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Restricting the amount of food
and other goods people may buy during wartime to assure adequate supplies for the
military
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20.
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International organization
formed in 1945
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21.
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Tribunal that tried Nazi
leaders for war crimes
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22.
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Meeting of Truman, Churchill,
and Stalin in 1945
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23.
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Civil rights group formed by
Japanese Americans
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24.
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Law passed by Congress to help
servicemen readjust to civilian life
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25.
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Civil rights leader who
founded the Congress of Racial Equality
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26.
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Interracial organization
formed to fight discrimination
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