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World War II Quiz Reviw
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A review of the WWII quiz
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1
Which statement about Japanese-Americans interned during WWII is most accurate?
Many lost their homes and businesses
None were allowed to join the military
Most released after promising loyalty
Forced to join the war effort
2
What was another name for the 2/3 of Japanese American's that were placed in camps during WWII
The Lost Generation
Nisei
JapAmers
Non-Alien
3
How was Fascism and Nazism, as practiced in 1930’s, similar?
Both believed in capitalism and laissez-faire
Both promoted ethnic diversity
Both suppressed the views of the opposition
Both supported the democratic election of the head of state
4
How did totalitarian governments come to power in Germany and Italy?
They supported civil liberties for all
There nations were threatened by the US
They failed to join the League of Nations
Their nations faced economic and political difficulties
5
Who was the leader of the Nazi regime?
Stalin
Hitler
Mussolini
FDR
6
What is the name of this character who inspired minority workers to help during WWII
Susie Q
Rachel Rodriguez
Rosie the Riveter
Sally the Strong
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why is US Supreme Court Case decision in Korematsu v. US (1944) important to American society?
It granted women the right to serve in the military
It established the restricting of freedom of the press
It provides the President authority to use atomic bombs
It places limits on civil liberties during wartime
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Which government would allow the most civil liberties for individuals compared to the others?
Democracy
Dictatorship
Fascism
Totalitarian State
9
The Supreme Court ruling in Korematsu v. United States (1944) demonstrated that:
Internment of suspected criminals is necessary during wartime
Racial and ethnic hostilities could be negated by federal law
Racism sometimes overrules the ideals of democracy and liberty
The Bill of Rights is not intended to apply to naturalized citizens
10
How did A Philip Randolph pressure President FDR to end discrimination against African Amer's?
By publishing a survey
By threatening a march on Washington
By filing a lawsuit
By organizing a massive rail strike
11
On Dec 7th, 1941, the Japanese armed forces surprised the US navy at
San Francisco
Midway
Wake Island
Pearl Habor
12
Stalin ordered his soldiers to destroy everything when they retreated. This was called a
Scorched Earth
The Red Scare
Destroyed Land
Burn All
13
This board was in charge of coordinating the production of military equipment in the US
War Industries Board
Help the War Board
War Board
War Productions Board
14
This was Hitler's war strategy to invading Russia after his success in France
Operation Barbarossa
Operation X
Operation Overlord
Operation Shield
15
Government issued these in hopes to raise money for the war effort. Would repay them later.
Rations
War Bonds
Helping Hands
Metal donations
16
FDR created this executive order removing all Japanese from the west coast of the US
9966
9666
9066
8055
17
Why was the Lend-Lease Act adopted prior to WWII?
It convinced the American public that war was necessary
It help Allied nations without the US entering the war
It stopped the spread of communism
It created jobs to end the Great Depression
18
During WWII, how did many women experience a change from their traditional roles?
They chaired several Congressional committees
The served in military combat positions
They worked in jobs formerly held by men
They controlled most corporations
19
What is the most destructive war in history?
WWI
WWII
Vietnam
Revolutionary War
20
World War II was created by all of the following factors EXCEPT:
The League of Nations being too weak to keep world peace
The Treaty of Versailles terms towards Germany
The quest for overseas colonies
The rise of Hitler and the Nazis
21
During WWII, the poster was used primarily to
Gain financial support for the war
Create jobs for the unemployed
Convince women to fill vacant factory jobs
Contain the spread of communism
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Tactic used by European nations in hopes to avoid a war when dealing with Hitler
Alternative Solutions
Appeasement
Compliments
Avoidance