U.S. History Since 1877 Unit 7 Exam Review

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Which of the following is one reaction of the United States to the Second World War during the years of the war?
Options:
Building long-range V1 and V2 rockets,
Recognizing the right of women to vote,
Lowering taxes to improve economic conditions,
Creating internment camps for Japanese Americans

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Creating internment camps for Japanese Americans

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Which issue best characterizes the years leading to the Second World War? Options: Expansion of the race for space flight, Rise of dictators and totalitarian states, Introduction of new information technology, Concern for climate change and conservation

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Rise of dictators and totalitarian states

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During which time span was the Second World War?

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1939-1945

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Which event is President Roosevelt referencing in his speech?

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Japan attacking Hawaii

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Which event was the immediate cause for U.S. entry into the Second World War? Options: The Japanese army attacking China, The German army moving into Belgium, The German air force bombing Great Britain, The Japanese navy attacking Pearl Harbor

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The Japanese navy attacking Pearl Harbor

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Prior to officially declaring war, the United States was involved in the Second World War in an effort to —

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support nations fighting Germany

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Prior to the beginning of the Second World War, how did the actions of Germany and Japan cause concern among their neighboring nations?

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Germany and Japan expanded by demanding border changes and additional land.

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One reason President Roosevelt’s leadership of the Lend-Lease program was considered effective is —

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he engaged U.S. power in the war while maintaining international neutrality

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How did the leadership of President Franklin D. Roosevelt better prepare the United States for the Second World War?

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His use of the Lend-Lease Act led many American industries to convert to military production.

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What was the effect of President Roosevelt's order?

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Internment of Japanese Americans