Standard 7/8 Quizizz

What was one result of the Lend-Lease act of 1941?

• it caused an abrupt end to US neutrality

• it allowed the US to aid the Allies and still remain neutral

• it enabled the pacifistic United States to join the war

• the promoted US isolationism

How did the attack on Pearl Harbor change the role of the United States in World War II?

• it led the United States to provide arms to the Allies

• it led the United States to declare war and send troops into battle

• it led the United States to insist on strict neutrality

• it led the United States to surrender Hawaii to Japanese control

What contributed most to the speed with which Nazi Germany occupied Poland

• the widespread appeal of anti-semetic propaganda

• the popularity of Hitler's book Mein Kampf

• the pacifist policies of the Polish government

• the use of military blitzkrieg by German troops

Which best describes the policy of Britain and France towards Nazi Germany's annexation of the Sudetenland and Rhineland?

• appeasement

• isolationism

• military engagement

• cautious neutrality

What event prompted President Roosevelt to ask Congress to declare war on Japan in 1945?

• the invasion of Normandy

• the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor

• The Zimmerman telegram

• the invasion of China by Japan

Which event marked the start of WWII

• Germany's aggressive use of militarism

• Germany invading Poland

• Germany and the Soviets signing a pact

• Germany invading Rhineland

Which represents the Supreme Court's support of limitations on civil liberties during wartime?

• New Jersey v. TLO

• Korematsu v. The United States

• Texas v. Johnson

• Gideon v. Wainwright

What was one impact of World War II on America's workforce?

• women entered the workforce in large numbers

• the power of labor unions decreased

• minorities were given equal wages in all industries

• latinos lost wages as a result of extreme competition for labor

During World War II, what contribution did the Navajo Code Talkers make to the war efforts?

• served as spies and stole German battle plans

• kept media informed about Allied victories

• transmitted coded messages for the military

• studied maps and identified the most strategic battle locations

Why were consumer goods rationed during World War II?

• to guarantee military troops had needed supplies

• to cause a shortage of crops as a way to raise prices

• to limit goods sent to germany

• to increase reserves of natural resources