HISTORY VOCAB CROSSWORD

nations fighting the Axis powers,England,France,China,and Russia;later to be joined by the U.S. when it entered World War 2
a leader who controls an area through absolute power
a conflict in which each side uses any means except military action to expand its power and influence
a person concerned with replacing renewable resources such as trees or soil
government agencies that came to be known by the first initals of their names
a camp where people (as prisoners of war,political prisoners,or refuges)are detained or confined during World War 2,these camps were often the site of unspeakable crimes against humanity
foreign troops that remain in a conquered nation to ensure an orderly changeover to peacetime activities
the countries of Germany,Italy,and Japan the three dictatorships that formed an alliance to fight in World War 2
adherting to commuism,a theory advocating the elimination of private property
the rights of personal liberty guaranteed to U.S. citizen by the constitution and acts of congress
a form of city government in which citizens elect officers to head departments such as public saftey and human services the mayor has little power
of or relating to a city
the act of segregation or setting apart from general population
a tax of a fixed amount so a person could vote
of or relating to the country,country people or life,agricultural
an oil operator who drills for wells in territory not known to contain oil
to enlist people into the armed servics
to excuse from punishment
to limit food or goods to ensure adequate supplies to soldiers
favoring neither side in a conflict;not aligned with a political or ideological group
an election in which party members choose the party's candidates for the general elections
a reform movement in the early twentieth century that sought to correct social and political problems
a geographical area,including the Texas Panhandle,hardest hit by the drought during the 1930s where the soil was so dry it blew away in great clouds of dust
the name given to the Nazis' mass murder of European Jews in World War 2
laws discriminating against African Americans