WWII Sheltered Test

Which shows the correct order of events?

• VE Day, D-Day, Italian Campaign, Operation Torch

• Italian Campaign, Operation Torch, VE Day, D-Day

• Operation Torch, Italian Campaign, D-Day, VE Day

• -Operation Torch, D-Day, VE Day, Italian Campaign

What was the main principle behind the policy of appeasement?

• Initiating wars to divert public attention.

• Avoiding war by granting another country's demands.

• Overthrowing aggressive governments.

• Supporting allied nations militarily.

What happened on December 7, 1941?

Answer explanation

The Japanese attacked American forces in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

Neutrality Acts (1935-1937)

• As long as nations bought goods in full and transported them on their ships the U.S. could sell.

• Allowed FDR to sell, transfer, exchange, lease to any government any defense article.

• The United State would not join a war in Europe or help any countries involved in a war in Europe

• The United States cannot sell oil or gas to Japan.

Neutrality Act of 1939 (The Cash and Carry Act)

• As long as nations bought goods in full and transported them on their ships the U.S. could sell.

• Allowed FDR to sell, transfer, exchange, lease to any government any defense article.

• The United State would not join a war in Europe or help any countries involved in a war in Europe

• The United States cannot sell oil or gas to Japan.

The Lend - Lease Act

• As long as nations bought goods in full and transported them on their ships the U.S. could sell.

• Allowed FDR to sell, transfer, exchange, lease to any government any defense article.

• The United State would not join a war in Europe or help any countries involved in a war in Europe

• The United States cannot sell oil or gas to Japan.

Japanese Embargo

• As long as nations bought goods in full and transported them on their ships the U.S. could sell.

• Allowed FDR to sell, transfer, exchange, lease to any government any defense article.

• The United State would not join a war in Europe or help any countries involved in a war in Europe

• The United States cannot sell oil or gas to Japan.

Germany

• Axis Power

• Allied Power

Soviet Union

• Axis Power

• Allied Power

Great Britain

• Axis Power

• Allied Power