Final

1. Before the United States entered World War II in 1941, Americans generally wanted to --

• remain isolationists

• help Germany

• go to war

• join the axis powers

The British and French realized that appeasement had failed when Hitler –

• invaded France

• invaded Austria

• invaded Poland

• made demands for territory in Poland

Two causes of the rise of dictatorships after World War I were –

• the Treaty of Versailles and economic depression

• U.S. intervention in European affairs and economic depression

• the Treaty of Paris and lack of strong leadership after the war

• Bolshevik Revolution and spread of communism in Russia

President Roosevelt gave this speech one day after the -

• bombing of Hiroshima

• Battle of Britain began

• bombing of Dresden

• bombing of Pearl Harbor

The Cold War was -

• a military confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union

• fought with Siberia

• concerned with the spread of dictatorships in Asia

• a non-military battle of diplomacy and propaganda

The Germans were engaged in a program of mass-murder known as the -

• Jewish Internment

• Nuremberg Trials

• Holocaust

• Nazi Death Squads

Begun in 1938, the Manhattan Project -

• constructed many of New York’s skyscrapers

• turned peace-time factories into weapons factories

• created state-of-the-art submarines

• developed the atomic bomb

The Supreme Commander of U.S. forces in Europe during World War II was -

• George Patton

• Dwight D. Eisenhower

• George Marshall

• Douglas MacArthur

The “outlying actions” led to which of the following events?

• Liberation of France

• End of World War II

• Allied capture of the Pacific front

• Freedom of England

Sites such as the one in the picture above were used during World War II to

• hold Japanese Americans

• supply food for U.S. citizens

• provide housing for children of soldiers

• train soldiers