What were concentration camps?

Places where Jews and others were imprisoned and murdered.

What was the importance Of the battle Of IWO Jima?

American's suffered heavy loses, but took over the small island of Japan.

What happened on D-Day that enabled the Allies to win the war?

The Allies began a massive surprise attack on German forces in France.

Which of the following describes an effect of World War Il on the U.S. economy?

Many factories had to change and expand to produce military equipment.

Which Of these countries formed the alliance known as the Allied Powers?

Great Britain, Soviet Union, and the U.S.

The use of the atomic bomb

Helped force Japan to surrender

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World War ll - End of Unit

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1
What were concentration camps?
Places where Jews and others were imprisoned and murdered.
Ghettos in which many Jews were forced to live.
Secret hiding places where people hid from the Nazis.
Places were Japanese Americans were relocated.
2
What was the importance Of the battle Of IWO Jima?
Japan surrendered to the United States and World War 2 ended.
Japan realized that American forces would defeat them.
Germany surrendered to the Allies and World War 2 ended.
American's suffered heavy loses, but took over the small island of Japan.
3
Look at the picture of Rosie the Riveter. Which event led to changing roles for women as shown in the poster?
The formation of the League of Nations
The end of World War 1
The beginning of the Cold War
Involvement in World War Il
4
Which countries fought in the battle of lwo Jima?
Japan and the United States
Germany and the Soviet Union
Great Britain and Japan
Italy and the United States
5
Which of the following men was the Prime Minister of Great Britain during World War 2?
Joseph Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Harry S. Truman
6
Which Of the following countries were part Of the Axis powers?
Germany, France, and Japan
Great Britain, France, and the U.S.
Italy, Germany, and Great Britain
Japan, Italy, and Germany
7
Which of the following is NOT one of the roles that women took on during World War Il?
Riveters
Nurses
Soldiers
Baseball Players
8
1. Why did the United States enter War ll?
Germany invaded Poland.
Japan attacked pearl Harbor.
Germany broke its agreement with the Soviet Union.
The Allied forces asked for help to land in Normandy.
9
What happened on D-Day that enabled the Allies to win the war?
The Allies dropped atomic bombs on Germany.
Parades were held all over Europe to celebrate American soldiers.
The Allies began a massive surprise attack on German forces in France.
The Allies dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima, Japan.
10
Most Americans did not want to get involved in the problems Of Europe because they were:
Isolationists
Communists
Senators
Nationalists
11
Which of the following describes an effect of World War Il on the U.S. economy?
Cities with shipyards declined because so many ships had been sent overseas
Automobile companies produced a record number of cars.
The airplane industry suffered when Allies began using airplanes in combat.
Many factories had to change and expand to produce military equipment.
12
Which Of these countries formed the alliance known as the Allied Powers?
Japan, Germany, and Italy
Great Britain, Soviet Union, and the U.S.
Germany, France, and the U.S
Great Britain, Japan. and the US.
13
The use of the atomic bomb
Prevented Japan from invading the United States
Helped force Japan to surrender
Saved many Japanese lives.
Made an invasion of Japan necessary
14
Which group of people did the Nazis most target during the Holocaust?
The polish people.
The Jewish people.
People with disabilities.
The Gypsy people.
15
Dictator and leader of the Nazi party. He wanted to build a powerful military; and make his country a strong nation?
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Benito Mussolini

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