America in WWII

What was the major failure of the League of Nations before WWII?

An important effect of World War II on US foreign policy was a

What is NOT a characteristic of Fascism?

The Axis Powers were named for the 'axis' between which two European capitals?

The tide of Japanese conquest in the Pacific was turned following the Battle of

In the early 1930s, why did America stay out of the war?

Japan's refusal to surrender led directly to which of the following?

Why did Albert Einstein write a letter to FDR

What prompted the U.S. to enter the war in 1941?

In 1932, Manchuria was taken over by

May 8, 1945 is known as

How did the Japanese "Code of Bushido" make fighting difficult in World War II for the Americans?

Instead of making cars, the Ford motor company most famously produced

In 1940, one of the greatest rescues in the history of warfare occurred

What were the Normandy beaches ?

In 1938, with der Anschluss, what European country did the Nazis & Adolf Hitler annex?

who was Fred Korematsu?

What Strategy did Italy, Germany, and Japan have in common in the 1930s?

June 6, 1944 is better known as

During WWII, many Japanese Americans were interned, or

This group assigned priority to the use of raw materials, & the production of certain goods

Little Boy, the Enola Gay, and Colonel Paul Tibbets became part of US History on August 6, 1945 when what happened?

The leader of Allied forces in the Philippines

Which wartime initiative is being encouraged by this poster?

Which wartime initiative is being depicted in the poster?

The U.S. placed a Trade __________ on Japan, refusing to sell or trade products to them

Hitler used which of the following military strategies when invading Poland

What was the "final solution" to the Jewish question announced by the Nazis'

Who was Francisco Franco?

This group controlled inflation in America by organizing the rationing essential goods

Which was the basic American policy during the early years of World War II?

Which of the following was NOT an importance of aircraft carriers in WWII?

The goal of the Manhattan project was to

The turning point in the European theater was

What term is related to keeping the peace by giving into an aggressor's demands

Those who argue against the use of the atomic bombs state that

This strategy allowed the Allies to get close enough to easily bomb Japan

Because of the war, large numbers of women began to work as

Who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain, beginning in May of 1940?

What was the primary goal of Stalin's 5 Year Plans for the Soviet Union?

Huge casualties at these Battles made the Allies question whether Japan would ever surrender

The Allied leaders agreed on a strategy known as "Germany First" why did they view this as the key?