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Truman’s decision to use the atomic bomb was shaped by military and political considerations. Which factor weighed most heavily in his decision? Options: To preempt a Soviet invasion of Japan, To demonstrate U.S. dominance over Europe, To force Japan’s unconditional surrender and save Allied lives.

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To force Japan’s unconditional surrender and save Allied lives

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Before officially entering WWII, the U.S. supported the Allies through measures like the Lend-Lease Act. How did this policy align with U.S. foreign policy goals at the time?

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It allowed the U.S. to remain neutral while aiding democratic nations

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When FDR referred to the “epidemic of world lawlessness,” what actions did he view as critical to addressing this crisis? Options: Establishing global trade laws, Increasing international isolation, Supporting nations resisting totalitarian aggression, Expanding U.S. military bases

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Supporting nations resisting totalitarian aggression

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Which two goals did WWII posters aim to promote? Options: Recruitment and isolationism, Rationing and conservation, Immigration and free trade, Diplomacy and public health

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Rationing and conservation

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How did the cultural icon “Rosie the Riveter” influence post-war gender roles in the U.S.?

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It paved the way for the women’s rights movement.

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The Bataan Death March exposed Japanese war crimes against Allied prisoners of war. How did this event shape international perceptions of Japan during WWII?

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It galvanized Allied forces to intensify the Pacific campaign

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Who earned the Congressional Medal of Honor for WWII?

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Alvin York

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Totalitarian leaders rose to power due to instability in Europe and economic turmoil. How did these leaders manipulate societal fears to consolidate their control?

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By targeting minority groups as scapegoats

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Internment of Japanese Americans was justified at the time by fears of espionage. How did this policy reflect larger trends of racial prejudice during the war?

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It targeted Japanese Americans despite a lack of evidence.

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WWII propaganda posters aimed to promote rationing and conservation. What deeper societal values did these campaigns reinforce?

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Sacrifice and collective responsibility