Which is a valid conclusion based on the study of the Holocaust?

savage acts can be committed by advanced society regardless of time period

What was a reason against dropping the atomic bomb?

It would kill innocent civilians and destroy non-military targets

Why did President Truman decide to drop the atomic bomb?

to cause Japan to surrender immediately

Why did the United States force Japanese-Americans into internment camps?

Americans feared for their safety as a result of Pearl Harbor

Which event led the US into WW2?

Japan's bombing of Pearl Harbor

many people were killed instantly & more would die later. Most of them would be victims of a new method, radiation.

the use of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima

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1
President Roosevelt approved the top secret building of America's own atomic bombs in 1942. This project was called?
Lend Lease program
Manhattan Project
Fascism
2
After Roosevelt died it was Hubert Hoover that took office
False
True
3
WW2 was the bloodiest war in History
True
False
4
Which major battle was considered the turning point in Europe?
Bulge
Stalingrad
Midway
D-Day
5
Which is a valid conclusion based on the study of the Holocaust?
people should not become involved in politics
savage acts can be committed by advanced society regardless of time period
world opinion is effective in stopping genocide
commanders cant be held responsible for acts committed during wartime
6
Which statement accurately describes the Holocaust?
geography's influence on culture
conflict between political parties
violation of human rights
limited technological development
7
What was the most significant event that led the United States out of the Great Depression?
The creation of the New Deal
implementation of the red scare
desision to enter WW1
decision to enter WW2
8
The biggest Battle ever fought by the US Army was the battle of...
The Bulge
Stalingrad
Iwo Jima
Midway
9
What was a reason against dropping the atomic bomb?
It could cause other countries to become involved in World War II
It would kill innocent civilians and destroy non-military targets
It would cause the United States more money and military losses
It would cause Japan to retaliate by dropping an atomic bomb on the US
10
Why did President Truman decide to drop the atomic bomb?
to force the Japanese into internment camps
to cause Japan to surrender immediately
to cause the Japanese economy to crumble
to cause the Japanese to suffer for attacking Pearl Harbor
11
What was the largest sea invasion in world history where the US and GB worked together to recapture France?
Hiroshima
Bulge
Midway
D-Day
12
Why did the United States force Japanese-Americans into internment camps?
Americans were trying to compete with the Asian economy
Americans needed to increase their labor force to produce war goods
Americans feared for their safety as a result of Pearl Harbor
Americans wanted to "cleanse" the country of the ethnic group
13
What was the major communications advantage the Allies had over the Japanese?
Code Talkers
Red Tails
Whisperers
Flags
14
Which event led the US into WW2?
Nazi Germany's extermination of the Jewish people
Japan's bombing of Pearl Harbor
Germany's invasion of Poland
D-Day invasion of Normandy
15
many people were killed instantly & more would die later. Most of them would be victims of a new method, radiation.
the use of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima
the blitzkrieg of Poland by the Nazi army
the internment of Japanese-Americans
the attack on Pearl Harbor

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WW2

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Questions 15

Answers

1
President Roosevelt approved the top secret building of America's own atomic bombs in 1942. This project was called?
Lend Lease program
Manhattan Project
Fascism
2
After Roosevelt died it was Hubert Hoover that took office
False
True
3
WW2 was the bloodiest war in History
True
False
4
Which major battle was considered the turning point in Europe?
Bulge
Stalingrad
Midway
D-Day
5
Which is a valid conclusion based on the study of the Holocaust?
people should not become involved in politics
savage acts can be committed by advanced society regardless of time period
world opinion is effective in stopping genocide
commanders cant be held responsible for acts committed during wartime
6
Which statement accurately describes the Holocaust?
geography's influence on culture
conflict between political parties
violation of human rights
limited technological development
7
What was the most significant event that led the United States out of the Great Depression?
The creation of the New Deal
implementation of the red scare
desision to enter WW1
decision to enter WW2
8
The biggest Battle ever fought by the US Army was the battle of...
The Bulge
Stalingrad
Iwo Jima
Midway
9
What was a reason against dropping the atomic bomb?
It could cause other countries to become involved in World War II
It would kill innocent civilians and destroy non-military targets
It would cause the United States more money and military losses
It would cause Japan to retaliate by dropping an atomic bomb on the US
10
Why did President Truman decide to drop the atomic bomb?
to force the Japanese into internment camps
to cause Japan to surrender immediately
to cause the Japanese economy to crumble
to cause the Japanese to suffer for attacking Pearl Harbor
11
What was the largest sea invasion in world history where the US and GB worked together to recapture France?
Hiroshima
Bulge
Midway
D-Day
12
Why did the United States force Japanese-Americans into internment camps?
Americans were trying to compete with the Asian economy
Americans needed to increase their labor force to produce war goods
Americans feared for their safety as a result of Pearl Harbor
Americans wanted to "cleanse" the country of the ethnic group
13
What was the major communications advantage the Allies had over the Japanese?
Code Talkers
Red Tails
Whisperers
Flags
14
Which event led the US into WW2?
Nazi Germany's extermination of the Jewish people
Japan's bombing of Pearl Harbor
Germany's invasion of Poland
D-Day invasion of Normandy
15
many people were killed instantly & more would die later. Most of them would be victims of a new method, radiation.
the use of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima
the blitzkrieg of Poland by the Nazi army
the internment of Japanese-Americans
the attack on Pearl Harbor