Germany was blamed for causing World War I and had to pay $33 million in war damages called ____. In the 1930s, a period of economic hardship called the ____ gripped the world. Citizens in ____ and ____, suffering from the harsh economy, looked to ____, or harsh rulers, for strong leadership. Benito Mussolini lead ____ to become the first Fascist country. Fear about the ____ and bitterness about the Treaty of Versailles lead to Hitler’s ____ Party taking control of Germany. Germany was hard hit by the ____, and Hitler blamed the ____ for their problems. Joseph Stalin became dictator of the ____ (Russia). His communist government controlled ____ and ____. The Treaty of Versailles was supposed to keep Germany’s military force ____, but Hitler refused to obey it. When Germany took over western Czechoslovakia, ____ promised to protect ____ if they were invaded. When Hitler invaded Poland in ____, France and ____ declared war on Germany. Germany attacked Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, and Belgium before taking over ____ in June of ____. That same year, ____ joined the war in support of Germany. Hitler’s attempt invade England was stopped by a new technology called ____. Winston Churchill, ____'s prime minister, declared that England would not surrender but would fight against Germany. The Germans invaded the ____ (Russia) in 1941. The Japanese attacked ____ on December 7, ____, prompting the United States to enter the war ____ is the killing of an entire group of people. Hitler wanted to kill all of Europe’s ____. ____ occurred June 6, 1944, when Allied soldiers invaded Normandy, France to take back Europe. On April 30, 1945, ____ committed suicide. About a week later, Germany ____. In August of 1945, the US dropped two ____ on Japan to finally end World War II.

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