What does this photo reveal about the internment of the Japanese?

Japanese Americans came home to ruins and despair

Japanese Internment Camps

Detention centers for Japanese-Americans during World War II.

The Double V Campaign sought to fight against Fascism and

end racism in the United States

How did life change for hundreds of thousands of African Americans as they migrated North during World War II?

They obtained higher-paying jobs in the industrial sector

The term Zoot suit means

Having extravagant style, Rebelling in a cool manner

How did the role of women change during World War 2?

Women started working in factories

Who were the Tuskegee Airmen?

A group of African American airmen.

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1
What does this photo reveal about the internment of the Japanese?
Japanese Americans came home to ruins and despair
Japanese Americans left the United States
Japanese were warmly welcomed home after the war
The government would pay for all the damages done
2
Which of these groups was targeted by white mobs in the Zoot Suit Riots?
Jewish American servicemen
African American migrants
Mexican American teenagers
German American enemy aliens
3
In which city did the Zoot Suit Riots take place?
Los Angeles
New York City
Chicago
Miami
4
Japanese Internment Camps
Where Poland killed Japanese citizens.
Places where the Japanese killed many Germans.
Detention centers for Japanese-Americans during World War II.
Japan's labor camps for illegal citizens.
5
The Double V Campaign sought to fight against Fascism and
end racism in the United States
promote a communist government
revert back to the policy of neutrality
create a new League of Nations
6
How did life change for hundreds of thousands of African Americans as they migrated North during World War II?
They obtained higher-paying jobs in the industrial sector
They achieved equal access to housing and Social Services.
All of the above
they no longer experience racial discrimination.
7
What opportunities did World War 2 provide women?
Jobs in the defense industry.
Combat jobs.
The opportunity to go to college.
Jobs as teachers.
8
What did Los Angeles do in response to the Zoot Suit Riots?
Crack down on pachucos (street gangs)
Ban the wearing of zoot suits
Segregate Mexican and White communities
Deport groups of Mexican citizens
9
What challenges did women face in the workplace during World War II?
Unfair wages
working full-time both at the workplace and at home
Discrimination
all of the above
10
The term Zoot suit means
Having exotic tastes
Having extravagant style
Having expensive tastes
Rebelling in a cool manner
11
African Americans were not allowed to fight for the US in World War I.
True
False
12
About how Japanese Americans were sent to internment?
14,000
130,00
100,000
120,000
13
What did many African Americans do during World War 2?
Participated in protest marches in Washington D.C.
Joined integrated military units.
Worked in defense industries.
14
How did the role of women change during World War 2?
Women started working in factories
Women joined the military in large numbers
Women stayed home
Women's roles didn't change
15
Who were the Tuskegee Airmen?
An important defense industry factory that created fighter planes.
A group of African American airmen.
A group of racially diverse airmen.
A special forces unit.
16
What did the term GI refer to?
government Infantry
government issue
General Infantry
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