World War II

1. verb: Reaching the highest or most important point or ending.
9. adverb: Mainly; for the most part; mostly.
10. noun: The act of freeing people or places from control or slavery.
13. noun: A ruler who has total control and uses power unfairly.
16. noun: The countries of Germany, Italy, and Japan that fought together during World War II.
18. noun: People or groups that are actively fighting in a war.
19. verb: To make an official or public statement about something.
21. noun: A serious fight or struggle between people, groups, or countries.
22. verb: To win against someone in a battle or contest.
23. noun: The forced removal of people from their homes or country.
24. adjective: Extremely cruel or violent.

1. noun: People who are not in the military or fighting in a war.
2. noun: Nations (like the U.S., U.K., and Soviet Union) that fought together against Germany, Italy, and Japan in World War II.
3. adjective / verb: Controlled or taken over by a foreign military.
4. adjective: Related to an empire or ruling over other countries.
5. adjective / noun: A person or government that controls people through strict power and limits freedom.
6. adjective: Very strong or powerful; too much to handle.
7. verb: Chosen as a focus for attack or attention.
8. verb: To answer or react to something that happens.
11. verb: Entered a place by force with an army to take control.
12. noun: Events where many innocent people are killed at once.
14. verb: Finished or brought to an end.
15. verb: Placed in opposition or set against someone or something.
17. noun: The mass murder of six million Jews and millions of others by the Nazis during World War II.
20. noun: The killing of a large group of people because of their race, religion, or culture.