US History WW2 Test Review

What was the goal of the Manhattan Project?

Which African American leader confronted FDR about treatment of Black workers and won additional rights/protections?

Who was the USA key general in the Pacific Theater?

How many times was FDR elected to the presidency?

The Yalta and Potsdam Conferences highlight different goals between:

Which technology helped Allied forces detect Nazi attackers early and help defeat Nazis?

How did the US government treat veterans when they arrived home?

Which international organization did the USA refuse to join and failed to stop Axis aggressions in the 1930s?

What did the government strongly encourage & at times make mandatory at home to support the war effort?

How did the Nazis respond to the US sending the Allies supplies?

What made the Selective Training & Service Act unique in American history?

Which of the following agencies did NOT serve a role in keeping the US economy strong during World War 2?

Despite willingness to fight in WW2, what American group saw some of their land taken by US gov't for army bases etc?

Which president replaced FDR when he died in office and led the US to a successful conclusion of World War 2?

During WW2, which group experienced a huge "migration" from the American South to factories in the Midwest and Northeast

What best describes the purpose of the O.W.I. during World War 2?

Despite being neutral in the 1930s, what actions did the USA take that helped Britain(and Soviet Union) prior to 1941?

Hitlers plan to eliminate Jews from Europe was known as the:

This policy was used by Britain/France in the lead up to WW2 that gave in to Hitler 2 avoid war

While the US was actively fighting in WW2, American minorities enjoyed legal equality and saw permanent improvements.

What was the "Cash and Carry" policy?

The countries of Germany, Italy, and Japan were on a "team" known as the...

Which of the following countries never fell to the Germans in WW2?

Which of the following prove that although the US was neutral, American volunteers would fight to help allies in WW2?

What was the "final straw" that officially pulled the USA into WW2?

When civilians were directly targeted in wartime, what was this known as?

Which of the following was NOT a major turning point battle in WW2?

Which of the following contains the correct order of events in WW2?

Which international organization was formed after World War 2 to serve as the new body for keeping peace?

Guadalcanal and Iwo Jima both illustrate the USA's strategy of _______ in the Pacific Theater.

Throughout WW2, what happened to the USA economy?

Which 'character' showcases the US government use of propaganda but also highlights major changes in wartime workforce?

What best describes the role women played in the war effort?

Which famous group showed that many US minorities did actively join and serve in combat roles in WW2?

Which of the following was not a dictator during the WW2 era?

What issue did the court case Korematsu v United Statesdeal with?

Why was the Soviet Union the "odd ball" of the Allied Powers during WW2?

Which ship carrying Jewish refugees from Hitler's persecutions was turned away from the US?