US7 : World War II - The U. S. Response to Pearl Harbor

Which nationalities were considered enemy aliens and placed in internment camps during WWII?

• Russians

• Italians

• Japanese

• Germans

Which executive order authorized the relocation of Japanese-Americans to internment camps?

• Executive Order 9066

• Executive Order 7077

• Executive Order 3012

• Executive Order 4098

In the case of Korematsu v. United States, which his individual rights did Fred Korematsu feel had been violated?

• Right to freedom of religion (1st)

• Right to equal protection under the law (14th)

• Right to bear arms (2nd)

• Right freedom of speech (1st)

In the 1930s, which countries were ruled by dictatorships that were widely regarded as threats to safety and security of the world's democracy?​ (a)  

• Germany, Japan and Italy
• Mexico, Brazil and India
• Japan, Mexico, and Turkey
• France, Spain and Greece

This political cartoon by Dr. Seuss depicts which policy?​ (a)  

• Executive Order 9066
• Neutrality Acts
• Appeasement by Great Britain and France
• Lend Lease Act

The League of Nations was created after World War I to prevent future conflicts. What are two reasons it failed?

• The United States and Soviet Union never joined

• The United States and Germany never joined

• Germany withdrew from the organization

• Great Britain withdrew from the organization

America's response AFTER World War II was declared included ​ (a)   and a peacetime draft.

• increased military spending
• troops being sent to Europe
• bombing locations in Germany

The Lend-Lease Act was considered effective because​ (a)   .​

• the U. S. helped while maintaining neutrality
• brought the U. S. into the war immediately
• the U. S. took sides with Britain & France

The Flying Tigers were ​ (a)   pilots who flew missions in defense of ​ (b)   .

• former U. S. Navy, Air Force and Army
• China
• Germany
• Japan
• commercial airline
• American civilian

The Neutrality Acts included -

• a ban on traveling on foreign ships

• a ban on saying negative things about the war

• requirement for foreign nations to pay cash for and transport bought goods in their own ships

• a shortage of jobs in America