Across
- 2. , to begin a state or position of command or control over all others
- 3. , to take for granted or as true
- 5. materials , items needed for fighting war
- 6. , giving in unjust demands in order to avoid all out conflict.
- 7. , this is the whole situation in where hitler and his nazis’ killed the jews.
- 9. , to take unfair advantage
- 11. Churchill , British leader won election to parliament in 1900 rushing to become head of the british navy in 1911 in the year leading up to ww2 he spoke out repeatedly against Hitler’s aggression
- 15. , a national policy of actively trading with foreign countries to foster peace and prosperity
- 16. Chamberlain , serving at top levels of british government since of WW1 quickly fell from favor when hitler invaded pollan a year latter, he resigned and died of cancer six months later.
- 18. , to be in control of,to have full power
- 19. , people that were targeted by Natzi
- 20. , feared of hitler secret police, people sense of injury after WW1 served economic problems hitlers control over the german nation the lack of strong tradition.
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- 1. camp , a camp where persons are detained or confined
- 4. camp , a camp were men, women and children were sent to be executed
- 8. Lend-Lease Act , the act the britain had run out of funds to fund the war, were britain could receive weapons, then return them or pay for them after the war, roosevelt followed britain leading in supporting any state fighting the nazis’
- 10. , to make illegal by authority
- 12. Tojo , He came prime minister of Japan in 1941 and supported an aggressive military policy
- 13. , a political system headed by a dictator that calls for extreme nationalism and often racism and no tolerance of oppression.
- 14. , A farm especially in communist countries, formed from many small Holdings collected in single unit for joint operation under government's supervision
- 17. Hitler , Became president which gave him control of the army he also put jewish people into concentration camps young and old.