1. How did the United States and Nazi Germany each use the media to promote the political messages?

2. Who were Marty Glickman and Sam Stoller?

3. What were the Nuremberg Laws and why were they important?

4. Who was Neville Chamberlain and why was he important in relation to Czechoslovakia?

5. What happened to the St. Louis?

6. Why was the 1939 World's Fair so important to Americans?

1. What was the importance of Iwo Jima? What is the significance of the famous photograph taken on the island?

2. What is the significance of the B-29?

3. What were the positives and negatives of American planes flying at low altitude? Why would they fly low?

4. Why did some in the American military believe that 'full scale invasion was inevitable'?

5. What was the Cherry Blossom in relation to the Japanese defense?

6. What led the American military and government to turn from invasion to the Atomic bomb. Be specific.

1. What were the two sides of the debate over the role that United States should play as the world confronted war (late 1930s and early 1940s before Pearl Harbor)? Which side had the more compelling argument and why?

2. How the way that the United States financed World War II impact the war the U.S. economy? Be specific in your answer.

3. How did the Yalta Conference and the decision to drop the atomic bomb impact the war-time relationship among the U.S., British and USSR?