THS - WWII Test Review

What angered many Germans and helped lead to the rise of Hitler to power in Germany?

• The Neutrality Acts

• Kellogg-Briand Pact

• Executive Order 9066

• Treaty of Versailles

The U.S, Great Britain, Soviet Union, and France were

• The Axis Powers

• The Allied Powers

• Isolationists

• Neutral

Throughout the 1920’s and 1930’s, Americans favored what type of foreign policy?

• Expansionism

• Interventionism

• Good Neighbor Policy

• Isolationism

What banned the sale of firearms and war materials to belligerents to help keep the U.S isolated?

• The Neutrality Acts

• Executive Order 9066

• Good Neighbor Policy

• The League of Nations

Japan had what foreign policy goal throughout the 1930’s

• Isolationism

• Interventionism

• Expansionism

• Neutrality

Great Britain and France suffered many casualties in WWI, so when Axis powers began expansion, Great Britain and France followed a policy of appeasement because

• They were intimidated by Germany

• They did not want to start another world war

• They decided not to let the League of Nations settle the dispute

• They were looking to get involved in a war

The cost-plus system

• Established military contracts to help guarantee profits for businesses helping with war production

• Forced businesses to stop producing goods for war and made them focus on profits

• Ended the need for rationing

• Never ended up being used but it was always an option

FDR persuaded Americans to pass the Lend-Lease Act of 1940 by

• The Lend-Lease Act was never passed

• Proposing a good-neighbor policy

• Encouraging workers to join labor unions and support the war

• Offering incentives for businesses to make more money

Boosting morale and patriotism on the home front was the main goal of

• War Production Board

• Committee of Public Safety

• Office of War Information

• Code-Talkers

Which of the following was NOT true of the Supreme Court case of Fred Korematsu?

• Korematsu had no criminal history

• Korematsu was not an American citizen

• The U.S had a legit fear of Japanese sabotage and espionage

• During war time, citizens must expect to endure some hardships