EOC QUIZIZZ #4

What was an immediate effect of bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan?

• The surrender of Japan to the United States

• Increased Japanese military strength

• Improved economic conditions in Japan

• Strengthened diplomatic relations between Japan and other countries

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SSUSH19b

The D-Day invasion in June 1944 on the beaches of Normandy was important to the outcome of World War II because it-

• Was the largest allied invasion and put the German Army (Axis Powers) on the defense

• Increased the amount of resources available to the Allies

• Provided a strategic advantage to the Allies in the Pacific theater

• Pushed back the German forces to the Eastern Front

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SSUSH19c

The poster created during World War II, encouraged women in America to-

• serve in the armed forces

• buy war bonds to support the war

• exercise their vote to quickly end the war

• contribute to the war effort by working

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SSUSH19d

Match the following

• Turning point on the Pacific Front

• Lend-Lease Act

• Event that brought the United States into the War

• Appeasement

• The policy of giving in to satisfy demands of a potentail enemy

• Attack on Pearl Harbor

• America will lend, lease or sell war materials whose defense seems vital to the defense of the US

• Battle of Midway

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SSUSH19c

The Manhattan Project led by Robert Oppenheimer was part of the World War II effort to:

• ban the use of chemical and biological warfare

• develop the atomic bomb

• coordinate troop movements between New York and Europe

• supply the Allies with more fighter planes    

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SSUSH19b

What was V-J day?

• Germany surrendered
• Japan surrendered
• Italy surrendered
• Russia surrendered

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SSUSH19b

Which of the following was not a goal of the New Deal?

• Reform

• Relief

• Recovery

• Recall

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SSUSH18a

1.     Borrowing money from a broker to purchase stock.

• The Stock Market Crash of 1929

• Stock Market Speculation

• Buying on Margin

• The Great Depression

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SSUSH17c

   The time period marked by such events as soaring unemployment, homelessness, and                                 multiple bank closures.

• The Stock Market Crash of 1929

• Migration

• Great Migration

• The Great Depression

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SSUSH17a

   When consumers buy less products. This was common after the Stock Market Crash.

• Overspending

• Overproduction

• Under-consumption

• Buying on Margin

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