Arizona Studies: WW1 & WW2

The US entered World War 1 when________.

• Germany asked us to

• the war started

• Germany sunk many US cargo ships

• our military were ready for battle

At the end of World War 1________.

• more ammunition needed to be made

• Germany was defeated

• no Americans had lost their lives

• Germany had won and defeated the US

During the Great Depression________.

• people were homeless and without jobs and food

• children were not affected

• jobs were easy to find

• everyone had money and a house to live in

The New Deal helped Arizonans by________.

• forcing Arizona's farmers to stop raising animals

• closing Arizona's copper mines

• putting Arizonans to work building the Hoover Dam

• shutting down Arizona's farms

During World War 2, Navajo men were used as ________.

• farmers

• enslaved workers

• clowns

• code talkers

P President Roosevelt's New Deal helped Americans by_______.

• putting people back to work building roads, and dams.

• giving people huge sums of money

• putting people back to work as doctors

• relocating people to Hawaii

What happened to Japanese Americans during World War 2?

• They were treated kindly

• They were bought icecream

• They were relocated

• They fought in the war

During the 1930's Germany, Italy and Japan made plans to take over the world. They declared war on their neighbors in_______.

• Europe

• Canada

• Australia

• Hawaii

The US were ________of Great Britain and France, and they promised to help in times of trouble.

• enemies

• allies

• cousins

• family

During World War 2 Japan destroyed and sank battleships, and other naval________.

• drones

• cars

• marines

• vessels