7.2 Review

Aside from taxes, _______ was responsible for most of the war funding...

• Rationing Coupons
• International Donations
• Government Savings
• War Bonds

What organization fixed prices on consumer goods and distributed ration books?

• War Consumption Board
• War Industries Board
• Office of Price Administration
• Price Administration Board

The 1941 March on Washington promoted greater

opportunities for African Americans in the defense industry and the desegregation of the military. Which labor and civil

rights leader organized this event?

• Thurgood Marshall

• A. Phillip Randolph

• James Meredith

• Martin Luther King Jr.

Who was Rosie the  Riveter?

• The first woman to work in a factory during WWII
• a representation of American women that went to work during WWII
• A pretty girl used for make-up advertisements
• A famous pilot

Communication aimed at convincing others of a particular idea or position

• Propaganda
• Bias
• slogan
• Name-calling

During World War II, many women experienced a change in role in that they

• served in military combat positions

• worked in jobs formerly held by men

• controlled most corporations

• chaired several congressional committees

Americans were encouraged to grow their own vegetables to support the war effort. These were called

• Victory Farms

• Victory Gardens

• Farmer's Market

• Uncle Sam gardents

_______ was the limiting of purchasing many products to make sure there was enough available for military use.

• Couponing
• Dividing
• Reserving
• Rationing

Each month you were given a stamp book a listed amount of groceries you could purchase, this was a way for the gov't to...

• withhold products for themselves later on

• help the OPA on pricings items in stores

• ration products to help with wartime shortages

• keep people in line from not re-selling the products

What was Executive Order 9066 created and signed by President FDR?

• establishing new lands for boot camps to be built for army training across the U.S.

• created more money for the american people in these harsh times

• established zones for the relocation of Japanese-Americans into camps away from the public