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PTMS WWII & Holocaust Unit Test Review
PTMS WWII & Holocaust Unit Test Review
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This battle that took place in June 1942 is considered the turning point of the WWII in the Pacific.
Coral Sea
Iwo Jima
Midway
Peleliu
2
Aryan Supremacy is the belief that the Germans were a superior race.
True
False
3
At the beginning of World War II the United States declared itself neutral.
True
False
4
What was the policy of giving in to German demands to avoid war and maintain peace called?
giving up
surrendering
giving in
appeasement
5
This battle was a major defeat of the Germans by the Soviet Union & is a turning point in the European Theater.
Stalingrad
Anzio
Dunkirk
El Alamein
6
To help the war from home, some goods could only be bought on certain days in small amounts because of this:
Hoarding
Limiting
Budgeting
Rationing
7
The discrimination, dislike, fear, or hatred of the Jewish people.
Anti-Semitism
Prejudice
Deportation
Racism
8
This 1941 program by FDR allowed the U.S. to send war materials (planes, ships, weapons & tanks) to Great Britain.
Lend-Lease
Cash and Carry
Take and Leave
Destroyers for Bases
9
He was a Fascist leader from Germany who believed in Aryan Superiority.
Erich Ludendorff
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Heinrich Himmler
10
The mass-murder of European Jews and others under Nazi Germany is referred to as the:
Shoah
Jim Crow Laws
Nuremberg Laws
Holocaust
11
This battle is important because it gave the Allies a foothold to begin the liberation of Western Europe from Germany.
Battle of the Bulge
Battle of Britain
D-Day
Battle of Berlin
12
When the United States joined the war in 1941, it was on the side of the
Allied
Powers.
False
True
13
Harry Truman became President in April of 1945 after FDR's death.
True
False
14
He was the leader of the Soviet Union during the war & first joined the side of Germany after making a pact with Hitler.
Josef Stalin
Leon Trotsky
Vladimir Lenin
Nikita Khrushchev
15
The Great Depression did not end with the start of WWII & the need for wartime goods.
True
False
16
He was a dictator of Italy & wanted to return his country to the former glory of the Roman Empire.
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Benito Mussolini
Giuseppe Mazzini
Victor Emmanuel
17
What is the
deliberate
murder of an entire people or ethnic race called?
Manslaughter
Genocide
Racism
Homicide
18
The invasion of this country by Germany & the Soviet Union on September 1, 1939 started World War II.
Poland
Great Britain
France
Austria
19
Neville Chamberlain was the British leader of the Allies during WWII.
False
True
20
This was the US plan for the Navy & Marines to win the war in the Pacific Theater.
Island Hopping
Leap Frogging
Hopscotch
Cruising Around
21
This speech by FDR outlined rights and freedoms everyone in the world should have.
State of the Union Speech
Four Freedoms Speech
The "Infamy" Speech
1933 Inaugural Speech
22
The Four Freedoms FDR outlined are Freedom from Want, Freedom of Worship, Freedom from Fear, & Freedom of:
Grievances
the Press
Assembly
Speech
23
Germany defeated and occupied Great Britain in 1940.
False
True
24
Germany, Italy, & Japan were the Axis Powers during World War II.
False
True
25
She was a symbol of working women in factories during WWII.
Wendy the Welder
Lady Liberty
Rosie the Riveter
Miss America
26
The first atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki, Japan on August 6, 1945.
False
True
27
December 7, 1941, “A date which will live in infamy,” is describing this event:
Attack on Pearl Harbor
Battle of Britain
Invasion of Poland
Invasion of Manchuria
28
A. Philip Randolph threatened a massive march on Washington in 1941 if this group was not hired in defense plants.
African Americans
Women
Native Americans
Latinos
29
Where was the second atomic bomb dropped?
Rome
Berlin
Tokyo
Nagasaki
30
Because of fear that they would support Japan in the war, 110,000 Japanese Americans were sent to:
Internment Camps
Concentration Camps
Transit Camps
Extermination Camps
31
This country had to take the blame for World War I under the Treaty of Versailles.
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Serbia
Ottoman Empire
32
One of the ways Americans were able to support the war from home was by purchasing these:
Equity Financing
Stocks
Insurance
War Bonds