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Explore the consequences of WWII in human and economic terms, including the impact on countries and populations, destruction of industries, loss of art and architecture, and the decision-making process behind key events like the atomic bomb.

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  1. Study Guide Answers

  2. Totalitarianism

  3. Fascism

  4. Good Neighbor Policy

  5. Benito Mussolini

  6. Adolf Hitler

  7. Germany, Italy, and Japan

  8. Kristallnacht

  9. Blitzkrieg

  10. Battle of Britain

  11. December 7, 1941

  12. Appeasement

  13. Winston Churchill

  14. Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR)

  15. Joseph Stalin

  16. France, Soviet Union, Great Britain, and the United States

  17. Lend-Lease Act

  18. Munich Conference

  19. Erwin Rommel

  20. Battle of El Alamein

  21. Dwight D. Eisenhower

  22. Stalingrad

  23. George Marshall

  24. Normandy, France

  25. June 6, 1944

  26. George S. Patton

  27. Battle of the Bulge

  28. Island Hopping

  29. Kamikaze (attacks)

  30. Hideki Tojo

  31. Chester Nimitz

  32. The Coral Sea

  33. Leyte Gulf

  34. Bataan Death March

  35. Holocaust

  36. Manhattan Project

  37. 50 million

  38. Harry S. Truman

  39. V-E Day

  40. Auschwitz

  41. Hiroshima, Nagasaki

  42. What were the consequences of WWII in both human and economic terms? • 50 million people died, millions more left suffering from disease or lack of food • Food production, industry, and transportation networks left completely destroyed, economies in tatters, • Millions of people lacked basic necessities like food, fuel, shelter, and water • World’s greatest art and architecture lost forever

  43. Which option do you choose? Why? • If I were the president I would choose to drop the atomic bomb OR I would choose to invade Japan. • I would choose this option because…

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