7abc_WWII_Review

After what event did the U.S. declare war on Japan?

• the attack on Pearl Harbor

• the Battle of Midway

• the Battle of Britain

• The German invasion of France and capture of Paris

At the end of WWII Jews and others were liberated (rescued) from concentration and death camps by --?

• Nazi forces

• Allied forces

• Axis forces

• French resistance forces

What minority group positively benefited from the high demand in defense plants and factory work during World War II?

• German Americans

• Japanese Americans

• Italian Americans

• African Americans

Conserving and rationing resources was -- ?

• How Americans denied aid to the Axis powers

• Not important until the end of WWII

• The primary goal of Lend Lease

• How Americans on the home front aided the war effort

D-Day, or the Allied landing at Normandy marked -- ?

• The end of the Nazi occupation of Poland

• The end of World War II in the Pacific

• The end of World War II in Europe

• The beginning of the liberation of Western Europe

During World War II, what American minority group was forced to move into internment camps?

• Italian Americans

• German Americans

• African Americans

• Japanese Americans

Fascist dictators of the Axis powers were -- ?

• Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin

• Hitler, Mussolini, and Tojo

• Churchill, Roosevelt and Truman

• Hitler, Stalin, and Tojo

Isolationism --> economic aid --> direct involvement is an example of U.S. foreign policy changes --?

• in the 1920's

• caused by Roosevelt's New Deal

• during World War II

• during the Great Depression

The attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese on December 7, 1941 was -- ?

• The event that officially brought the U.S. into World War II

• The event that officially ended U.S. participation in the Lend Lease Act

• Revenge for the Atomic Bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki

• A plan of the Axis powers to show the weakness of the United States

The Allied leader of Great Britain during World War II was --?

• Joseph Stalin

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Harry S. Truman

• Winston Churchill