Which of the following best describes "appeasement"

Satisfy someone by agreeing to their demands

German wolf packs were an attempt to prevent

Food and supplies from reaching the Allies

What was the Munich Pact?

Agreement between UK, FR & Germany to avoid a war

What was the Non-Aggression Pact?

Agreement between Germany & USSR to not invade each other

How did WW2 change the Homefront?

More women held jobs previously held by men

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1
The Double V Campaign was an attempt to grant African Americans equal rights
False
True
2
D-Day took place in
Calais
Normandy
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
3
True or False: Taking over defended islands and using them to launch future operations was known as island hopping
False
True
4
Which of the following best describes "appeasement"
Avoid conflict at all costs
Patiently wait for war to start
Satisfy someone by agreeing to their demands
Satisfy someone by dening their demands
5
What major reason led to the Germans surrendering at Battle of Stalingrad?
The bitter cold
The Luftwaffe
The U.S. entering the war
Island hopping
6
What invasion resulted in Britain and France declaring war on Germany?
Invasion of Czechoslovakia
Invasion of the Soviet Union
Invasion of Poland
Invasion of Sudetenland
7
True or False: One of the major US military strategies during WW2 were the Mexican code talkers
False
True
8
The atomic bombs were dropped on Iwo Jima and Nagasaki
False
True
9
German wolf packs were an attempt to prevent
The U.S. from joining the war
Japan losing the war
Italy losing the war
Food and supplies from reaching the Allies
10
Why were Japanese Americans sent to internment camps?
Americans were scared
They refused to enlist in the military
Hideki Tojo tried to recuit Japanese Americans to join the side of Japan
Many were guilty of crimes against the U.S.
11
True or False: The Allied Powers were Germany, Italy and Japan
True
False
12
Hitler's invasion of Poland is also referred to as
Blitzkrieg "lightning war"
The Non-Aggression Pact
The Phony War
The Phantom Army
13
What was the Munich Pact?
Agreement between Germany & Japan to defeat the Allies
Agreement between FDR & Churchill to defeat German wolf packs
Agreement between Germany & USSR to not invade each other
Agreement between UK, FR & Germany to avoid a war
14
The systematic killing of 6 million Jews and 5 million others is known as
Internment Camps
Potsdam Declaration
The Holocaust
Blitzkrieg
15
What was the Non-Aggression Pact?
Agreement between FDR & Churchill to defeat German wolf packs
Agreement between Germany & Japan to defeat the Allies
Agreement between Germany & USSR to not invade each other
Agreement between UK, FR & Germany to avoid a war
16
How did WW2 change the Homefront?
The American people knew they would never be the same
More women held jobs previously held by men
The U.S. gained 2 more nations as a result of winning the war
Mobilization officially ended racial tensions in America
17
Who was Hitler's "role model"?
Benito Mussolini
Hideki Tojo
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Joseph Stalin
18
Who were the Big 3?
FDR, Stalin, Churchill
Churchill, Stalin, Mussolini
Churchill, Stalin, Hitler
FDR, Stalin, Mussolini
19
What did FDR pass to recruit men for the military during WW2?
Lend-Lease Act
War Industries Board
GI Bill
Selective Service Act
20
The Non-Aggression Pact was the warning sent to Japan to surrender unconditionally
True
False
21
World War 2 officially ended the _________ for America
Great Depression
Double V Campaign
Selective AService Act
Holocaust
22
The Munich Pact was violated when Hitler invaded
Sudetenland
France
Soviet Union
Austria

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