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World War II Crossword Puzzle for Middle School is a easy crossword puzzle with 17 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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World War II Crossword Puzzle for Middle School
This easy World War II crossword puzzle helps middle school students learn key terms and events from the war. Perfect for grades 6-8 with simple clues.
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- 1. Country that joined the war after Pearl Harbor
- 2. A fight between armies
- 4. The political party led by Adolf Hitler in Germany
- 6. The main opposing group to the Allies in World War II
- 8. Freedom often fought for during the war
- 10. First word in the name of the harbor attacked in 1941
- 12. The countries that fought together against the Axis powers
- 13. Goal after war ends; no fighting
- 14. A large-scale conflict between countries
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- 3. Country that was part of the Axis and attacked Pearl Harbor
- 5. Armored vehicle used in battles
- 7. A person who fights in the military
- 9. German submarine used to attack ships
- 11. Country invaded by Germany but later fought with the Allies
- 15. Opposing side in a war
- 16. Type of force involving planes and battles in the sky
- 17. Leader of Nazi Germany
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