
Lesson #35 - The Impact of World War II on Americans
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10th Grade
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Jacob Smith
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What was the purpose of the rationing system introduced during World War II?
to ensure that civilians could purchase luxury goods during the war
to limit the distribution of goods to ensure the military had enough supplies
to prevent inflation by controlling prices in the market
to restrict the sale of imported goods only
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What could be a reason for Tank Production to decline from 1942 to 1944?
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Explain the trend of National Debt from 1940 to 1944 & provide one possible reason for the trend.
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Multiple Select
Select the ways that Americans supported the war effort. (select 3)
Workers stopped joining unions.
Labor leaders agreed not to strike.
People purchased war bonds.
People planted gardens & recycled.
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Open Ended
The list below presents some of the problems the federal government encountered during World War II. Write a sentence describing how the government addressed each problem.
• The economy needed to be converted from consumer production to military production.
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The list below presents some of the problems the federal government encountered during World War II. Write a sentence describing how the government addressed each problem.
• The government needed large amounts of money to fight the war.
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The list below presents some of the problems the federal government encountered during World War II. Write a sentence describing how the government addressed each problem.
• Inflation and overconsumption threatened the economy.
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Multiple Choice
Using the chart how many African Americans served in the U.S. armed forces during World War II?
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350,000
500,000
1,057,000
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Multiple Choice
What kind of person would be likely to join the army?
draftees and volunteers from many different social classes
only working class Americans who didn't have other jobs
only white Americans because the armed forces were segregated
volunteers who spent their whole lives planning to join the army
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Multiple Choice
According to the map, which of the internment camps shown had the highest peak population?
Tule Lake
Minidoka
Heart Mountain
Topaz
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Multiple Select
Which of these factors contributed to the eventual internment of Japanese Americans?
People of Japanese decent were ineligible for citizenship.
The media accused Japanese Americans of being disloyal.
Japanese Americans were more likely to have ties to their country of origin than Germans or Italians.
The Japanese communities were less assimilated than German & Italian Americans.
More Japanese Americans lived on the West Coast, where people feared a Japanese invasion.
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Multiple Choice
How did World War II affect women?
Women were not allowed to have jobs in war related industries.
More women took over men's industry jobs, but did not directly join the military.
Labor unions fought hard to ensure that women were being paid as well as men were.
Women began taking more jobs outside of domestic industries.
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Match
Drag the events into chronological order.
A Phillip Randolph meets with FDR at the White House.
FDR makes discrimination by defense contractors illegal.
More African Americans move North & West for industrial jobs.
Race riots break out between African American migrants & white residents of cities
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Which of these were NOT ways in which Jewish Americans responded to World War II?
They fought in the military in high numbers.
They lobbied the government to relax immigration laws and allow refugees in.
They worried that that higher immigration levels would create a rise in antisemitism
They were angry at the government for not helping refugees, and refused to join the army.
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Match
Match the following
Double Victory Campaign
Executive Order 9066
Korematsu v. United States
Tuskegee Airmen
Japanese American Internment
A campaign to promote the contributions of African Americans during World War II
A presidential directive that led to the internment of Japanese Americans
A landmark Supreme Court case regarding civil liberties
A group of African American pilots who fought in World War II
The forced relocation and incarceration of Japanese Americans in the United States
A campaign to promote the contributions of African Americans during World War II
A presidential directive that led to the internment of Japanese Americans
A landmark Supreme Court case regarding civil liberties
A group of African American pilots who fought in World War II
The forced relocation and incarceration of Japanese Americans in the United States
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