WWII Unit Review

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Dwight Eisenhower

• Douglas MacArthur

• Harry S. Truman

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Dwight Eisenhower

• Douglas MacArthur

• Harry S. Truman

Which wartime leader made the decision to drop atomic bombs on Japanese cities in August 1945?

• Winston Churchill

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Harry S. Truman

• Douglas MacArthur

• He was determined to avoid the mistakes Woodrow Wilson had made in establishing the League of Nations.

• He was often unclear in the goals he sought to achieve with his policies.

• He lacked the confidence needed to make important decisions such as the establishment of the United Nations.

• He often made major decisions without obtaining sufficient political support.

Which of the following describes President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s leadership during World War II?

• He was determined to defeat Germany first.

• He failed to cooperate with the other Allied Powers.

• He gave more support to the Soviets than to the British.

• He entered the war with less advanced preparation than in 1917.

With which foreign leader did President Franklin D. Roosevelt cooperate most closely during World War II?

• Joseph Stalin

• Neville Chamberlain

• Benito Mussolini

• Winston Churchill

Which of the following describes one accomplishment of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s leadership during World War II?

• He provided a home to the Polish and French governments-in-exile.

• He failed to fully mobilize the American economy for the war effort.

• He ordered the invasion of France before American troops were adequately prepared.

• He introduced peacetime conscription in preparation for war.

• Individual rights can be restricted if a “clear and present danger” exists.

• Only the Supreme Court can legally deprive citizens of civil rights and liberties.

• Individual rights must be maintained at all costs, even in national emergencies.

• The Supreme Court lacks the power to block executive orders made during wartime.

• The U.S. Army had some limited evidence of sabotage by Japanese Americans.

• The removal of Japanese Americans from coastal areas was necessary for U.S. security.

• Many Japanese Americans were given very little time to take care of their personal possessions.

• The relocation of Japanese Americans was almost identical to the treatment of Jews under the Nazis.

• Advisers A and B

• Advisers A and C

• Advisers B and C

• Advisers C and D