CHapter 6 part 1
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Charles Lindbergh speech importance
It showed isolationist fears that special groups were pushing America into war
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Charles Lindbergh speech importance | It showed isolationist fears that special groups were pushing America into war |
Selective Training and Service Act 1940 | True |
D‑Day statement | False |
Churchill appeasement stance | True |
Arsenal of democracy meaning | American industry would supply weapons to allies |
Europe First strategy reason | Germany was the greater long‑term global threat |
Japan expansion reason | Japan lacked resources like oil and iron |
Nimitz advantage before Midway | U.S. codebreakers revealed Japan’s timing and targets |
Pacific long‑term impact event | Transformation of U.S. industry into the Arsenal of Democracy |
Molotov‑Ribbentrop Pact result | Germany and the Soviet Union split Poland |
Pearl Harbor strategic failure | U.S. carriers were not in port |
Unity after Pearl Harbor contrasted with | Divide between isolationists and interventionists |
Neutrality Acts meaning | True |
Ardennes strategy consequence | It outflanked the Maginot Line |
Stalingrad symbolism | It carried Stalin’s name and represented Soviet determination |
Allied War Supply Act statement | False |
Reoccupying the Rhineland importance | Germany’s first clear break of Versailles without punishment |
Stalin removing rivals | Control of Communist Party appointments |
Stalingrad primary result | Germany’s first major land defeat; Soviets gained momentum |
Munich Pact failure | It made Hitler believe he could expand without resistance |
Collectivization success claim | False |
Asia for the Asians meaning | False |
Germany’s tactic in Poland | blitzkrieg |
Midway turning point reason | It crippled Japan’s carrier strength and shifted momentum |
Europe First repeat | Germany posed the strongest long‑term threat |
Midway ending Japan’s offensive ability | True |
League of Nations failure | Needed unanimous votes and had no army |
Atlantic Charter created UN | False |
Midway intelligence advantage | U.S. codebreaking gave a lasting advantage |
Omaha Beach danger | German defenses created deadly cross‑fire |
Molotov‑Ribbentrop significance | Ideological enemies collaborated for territory |
Doolittle Raid impact | True |
Operation Barbarossa failure reason | Soviet resistance and brutal winter |
Spanish Civil War importance | Germany and Italy tested weapons and tactics |
Allies winning Midway | They broke Japanese codes |
Coral Sea significance | Halted Japan’s drive toward Australia |
North Africa importance | Secured Mediterranean routes and set up invasion of Italy |
March on Rome meaning | Show of force that scared the king into appointing Mussolini |
America First Committee | True |
Yamamoto six‑month quote reason | He knew America’s industrial power from living in the U.S. |
Neutrality Acts reason | Many believed WWI involvement was a mistake |
Operation Torch | True |
Garden hose analogy | Helping Britain would stop war from spreading to the U.S. |
Pearl Harbor strategic success claim | False |
Japan striking Pearl Harbor reason | U.S. froze Japanese assets and cut off oil |
Soviets defeating Sixth Army | They encircled them and cut off supplies |
Barbarossa naming error | False |
Blitzkrieg effect on doctrine | Static defenses like the Maginot Line became useless |
End of isolationist debate | Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor |
France defeat 1940 showed failure of | Relying on the Maginot Line |