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Unit 3 U.S. History B
Unit 3 U.S. History B
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During the war, U.S. industry went from peacetime industry (cars, etc.) to wartime industry (guns, tanks, etc.)
True
False
2
Caves, tunnels, and ashy beaches made this battle difficult
Midway
Guadalcanal
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
3
Japan attacked Australia
D-Day
Guadalcanal
Coral Sea
Midway
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The 3 reasons the U.S became a superpower after WW2: richest country, greatest military, could stop communism
True
False
5
Individuals own private property
Capitalism
Nazisim
Totalitarianism
Communism
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The US started this program due to fear that Hitler and Germany would use the bomb first.
The Manhattan Project
Doolittle Raids
Executive Order 9066
Europe First Strategy
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Iwo Jima was the bloodiest battle of the Pacific
True
False
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Japan never was a threat to Pacific domination after this battle.
Okinawa
Doolittle Raids
Midway
Iwo Jima
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The foreign policy the U.S. had between world wars was called Interventionism
True
False
10
The Bataan Death March, Rape of Nanking, and occupation of Manchuria were all brutal examples of what countries conquest
Germany
China
Italy
Japan
11
1 of the reasons Truman dropped the bomb was he was told an invasion would cause over 1 million American deaths
False
True
12
This battle was the first time the U.S. won while going on the offensive
Coral Sea
Guam
Midway
Guadalcanal
13
This policy sent Japanese-Americans into internment camps
Neutrality Act
Island Hopping
Europe First Strategy
Executive Order 9066
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Extreme nationalism with totalitarian tendencies
Communism
Totalitarianism
Nazisim
Fascism
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The Potsdam Conference divided Germany up into 4 different zones
True
False
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1 leader has complete control of all aspects of life
Communism
Capitalism
Totalitarianism
Nazisim
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Going to islands that were not well defended and had strategic value was part of the Europe First Strategy.
False
True
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This battle was a turning point because it stopped Japanese forward momentum
Pearl Harbor
Guam
Guadalcanal
Coral Sea
19
Japan attacked Pearl Harbor because it wanted revenge for us bombing Tokyo
False
True
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A form of fascisim that focuses on racism
Nazisim
Totalitarianism
Communism
Capitalism
21
This was the bombing of Tokyo months after Pearl Harbor
Doolittle Raids
Okinawa
Manhattan Project
Midway
22
Even though WW1 was so bad & Germany was a buffer between Soviets and Europe, the Allies tried to stop Hitler early on.
True
False
23
The Japanese would rather die than surrender
True
False
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Classless society where government controls everything
Capitalism
Nazisim
Totalitarianism
Communism
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The brutal forced march of Filipino and American soldiers to POW camps is known as the Rape of Nanking
True
False
26
The U.S. was limited in their response to the Holocaust because
The War Refugee Board didn't want Jews in America
We just didn't care about anyone but ourselves
We had no idea it was happening
The camps were in Nazi occupied land
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This stated that if countries paid in cash and transported the goods, they could buy war good from the U.S.
Lend-Lease Act
Executive Order 9066
Neutrality Act of 1939
Europe First Strategy
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Axis Powers
Germany, Japan, Italy
Soviet Union, Britain, U.S.
U.S., Great Britain, Italy
Germany, Soviet Union, Japan
29
Churchill and Roosevelt worked with this dictator because his Red Army controlled much of Eastern Europe
Franco
Mussolini
Stalin
Tojo
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The policy was put in place because Germany was considered a long term threat
Lend-Lease Act
Island Hopping
Executive Order 9066
Europe First Strategy
31
This policy basically declared economic war on Germany before the U.S. entered WW2
Island Hopping
Lend-Lease Act
Executive Order 9066
Neutrality Act
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Allied Powers
Germany, Japan, Italy
U.S., Great Britain, Italy
Soviet Union, Britain, U.S.
Germany, Soviet Union, Britain