What was the economic impact on the US after WW2?

The economy boomed and the standard of living increased

What happened as a result of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

World War ended Septmeber 2, 1945

What were three difficulties for soldiers during World War Two?

Shortage of Weapons, food, and medical supplies

What three groups were suspected of helping the Axis Powers?

Italian, German, and Japanese American

What was the Manhattan Project?

A code name for creating the atomic bomb in New Mexico

How did Roosevelt use executive orders to impact Japanese Americans?

By having Japanese-Americans placed in internment camps

How did women have an effect on war mobilization?

Women took over the jobs men left behind producing war goods

What was the intention of the Lend-Lease Act?

To allow the US to lend supplies to countries vital for protection

What was the US’s response to the attack on Pearl Harbor?

The US declared war on the Empire of Japan.

What advantage did the US gain in the Pacific Theater after the Battle of Midway?

The US gained the ability to Island Hop.

What was the Bataan Death March?

A March US troops were forced to walk, most dying from injuries.

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Kat R. 1st Block World War 2

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1
What General was forced out of the Philippines?
General James Mattis
General Robert E. Lee
General Douglas MacArthur
General Ulysses S. Grant
2
What was the economic impact on the US after WW2?
The economy boomed and the standard of living increased
Standard of living suffered because of the war
The US economy didn’t change
The US went into an Economic depression
3
What was the name of the bomb dropped on Nagasaki?
Little boy
Thin man
Fat man
The Hammett
4
What happened as a result of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
Japan negotiated surrender with the US.
World War ended Septmeber 2, 1945
The war grew worse, causing the US to invade Japan.
Japan retaliated by threatening to bomb the US
5
Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor?
To force the US to join the war
To stop the US from entering the war.
To stop the US from helping the allies
To wound the US Navy
6
When did the US formally apologize to Japanese Americans who had suffered from camps, offering $20,000 to each person?
1983
1964
1993
1985
7
What were three difficulties for soldiers during World War Two?
Shortage of Weapons, food, and medical supplies
Shortage of weapons, food, and housing
Shortage of Troops, Medical Supplies, and transportation methods
Shortage of ships, weapons, and medical supplies
8
What three groups were suspected of helping the Axis Powers?
Japanese American, German, and Russian
Italian, German, and Japanese American
Japanese American, Russian, Italian
Italian, Russian, and German
9
What was the Manhattan Project?
A project funded by the government to create chemical weapons.
A code name for creating the atomic bomb in New Mexico
A project to create super soldiers under the Strategic Scientific Reserve
The name of the mission that dropped bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
10
Which of the following is the day for celebration of ‘Victory in Europe’?
A-Day
V-E Day
D-Day
V-J Day
11
What city was the second atomic bomb dropped on?
Tokyo
Hiroshima
Okinawa
Nagasaki
12
What executive order/act did FDR issues to cease discrimination in hiring practices?
The Fair Employment Act
The Civil Rights Act of 1942
The Racial Equality Act
The Equal Pay Act
13
What happened in Germany, ending the war on the European front?
The Fall of Hydra
US forces bombed Berlin, Germany
Hitler’s suicide
The Fall of Berlin
14
How did Roosevelt use executive orders to impact Japanese Americans?
By having Japanese-Americans placed in internment camps
He did nothing to effect Japanese Americans
He issued protection for them because of harsh treatment caused by the war
By having the Japanese-Americans deported
15
How did women have an effect on war mobilization?
They stayed at home planting Victory Gardens and helped with rationing
The didn't help at all.
Women took over the jobs men left behind producing war goods
They began joining the armed forces
16
What city was the first atomic bomb dropped on?
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Osaka
Tokyo
17
What was the intention of the Lend-Lease Act?
To amend the Neutrality Act so that the US could join the fight.
To allow the US to lend supplies to countries vital for protection
To lend US supplies to other countries who would pay back for it later.
To allow the US to send supplies overseas to have if they entered the war.
18
Who was J. Robert Oppenheimer?
Head of the Manhattan Project
General on the Pacific Front
Secretary of State
General on the Atlantic Front
19
Approximately how many Japanese Americans were placed in internment camps?
100,000
5,000
50,000
10,000
20
Which of the following is the day of celebration for ‘Victory over Japan’?
A- Day
D-Day
V-E Day
V-J Day
21
What was the US’s response to the attack on Pearl Harbor?
The US dropped bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The US returned to being neutral.
The US declared war on the Empire of Japan.
The US stopped helping other countries in the war.
22
What was the name of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima?
Thin man
Little boy
Fat man
The Hammett
23
What advantage did the US gain in the Pacific Theater after the Battle of Midway?
The US used Midway as a starting point for attacks
The US gained the ability to Island Hop.
The US gained no advantage
The US turned the tide of the war
24
What was the Bataan Death March?
A March Japanese-Americans were forced to walk to internment camps
A March Japanese soldiers were forced to walk after the war ended.
A March natives of Midway were forced to walk when Japanese took over
A March US troops were forced to walk, most dying from injuries.
25
The Allied invasion of Normandy, France known as "Operation Overlord" on 6 June 1944 during WWII is also referred to as
D-Day
A-Day
V-J Day
V-E Day

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