11th Regents Review #5: WWII to Civil Rights Movement

Based on the excerpt, the U.S.' goal BEFORE entering WWII was to

• get revenge for Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor

• liberate concentrate camps

• protect democracy throughout the world

• end trench warfare

The purpose of this map was to show that

• Hitler took over most of Europe for his empire

• colonies broke away and became independent

• Japan took over colonies and expanded its empire

• The Soviet Union conquered part of Poland

The purpose of this cartoon is to show that during the 1930s, the U.S.

• was isolationist in world affairs

• aggressively worked to stop the expansion of dictators' empires

During WWII, Americans of Japanese descent were

• recruited to join the U.S. Army

• forced to leave the West Coast

Based on this map, during WWII Japanese-Americans were forced to

• work on the West Coast as migrant farmers

• move to relocation centers far from the West Coast

Japanese-Americans were forced to move to relocation centers during WWII because

• the U.S. government feared they would spy for Japan

• Some Japanese-Americans sold atomic bomb secrets to Japan

During WWII, women were encouraged to

• stay home as housewives

• plant trees to prevent another Dust Bowl

• join the Air Force as fighter pilots

• work in industry creating weapons

The purpose of rationing food during wartime is to

• store food in case of nuclear attacks

• provide food for everyone plus troops overseas

• buy as much food as you can for yourself

• sell food to allies overseas

After WWII, America's Marshall Plan provided money to countries to

• rebuild their infrastructure

• spread Communism

The Marshall Plan was part of America's plan to

• remain isolationist

• contain communism