World War II Test Review

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 US to insist on strict nuetrality

• it led the US to surrender Hawaii to Japanese control

What most contributed to the speed in which Nazi Germany occupied Poland?

• the widespread appeal of anti-Semitic propaganda

• the popularity of Hitler's book Mein Kampf

• the pacifist policies of the Polish government

• the use of military blitzkrieg by the 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

Which best describes the policy of the United States towards increasing tensions in Europe in the 1930s

• active military engagement

• dollar diplomacy

• neutrality

• moral diplomacy

What was the main goal of American's cash-and-carry policy?

• to avoid repeating the same mistakes that led to World War 1

• to prevent the spread of communism to Western Europe

• to encourage international trade and improve the economy

• to support the allies while maintaining neutrality

Why did Congress pass a series of neutrality acts in that late 1930s

• to strengthened America's military defenses

• to help other democratic allies

• to created job during an economic depression

• to avoid the issues that brought America into World War 1

Which event marks the start of WWII

• Germany's aggressive use of militarism

• Germany invading Poland

• Germany and the Soviets signing a pact

• Germany invading the Rhineland

What did Italy, Germany, and Japan all have in common in the 1930s?

• They rebelled against their governments and established democracies

• they were powerful economic players in the globe trade community

• they had totalitarian leaders and aggressive foreign policies

• they provoked other nations with their anti-Semitic beliefs

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

• New Jersey v. TLO

• Korematsu v. United Staets

• Texas v. Johnson

• Gideon v. Wainwright

Which represents a federal attempt to civil liberties during World War II

• the Espionage and Sedition Acts

• the suspension of habeas corpus

• the use of wiretaps on citizens

• the passage of Executive Order 9066