What was one way Executive Order 9066 affected Japanese Americans AND what was one way it violated their constitutional rights? Think about the question carefully. Then enter your answer in the box provided.

• Forced Relocation: The order authorized the military to designate "military areas" on the West Coast, effectively forcing all people of Japanese ancestry

• Due Process Violation: This mass removal of Japanese Americans without any individual hearings or proof of wrongdoing directly violated their right to due process under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, which guarantees fair legal proceedings before deprivation of life, liberty, or property.

Which statement explains the historical significance of the Tuskegee Airmen?

• They introduced new tactics for use during aerial combat missions.

• They overcame racial barriers and discrimination to serve as fighter pilots.

• They overcame criticism for flying the airplanes that dropped the atomic bombs.

• They gathered valuable information by flying nighttime aerial reconnaissance missions.

Which of the following was a direct result of the American war efforts at home during WWII?

• Increased immigration from Europe

• Expansion of the space program

• Growth of defense industry towns

• Decrease in women's workforce participation

What was the primary purpose of Victory Gardens during WWII?

• To minimize the impact of food rationing

• To beautify neighborhoods affected by the war

• To support the Allied troops with fresh produce

• To provide employment for the unemployed

The Supreme Court case Korematsu vs. United States addressed the constitutionality of which wartime policy?

• Internment of Japanese-Americans

• Rationing of food and goods

• Conscription of men into the military

• Censorship of wartime news

What was the primary purpose of the Women's Army Corps (WAC) during World War II?

• To provide support services such as clerical work and nursing

• To engage in combat operations alongside men

• To train women as fighter pilots

• To manufacture weapons

The Manhattan Project was a significant initiative during World War II. What was its main goal?

• To produce synthetic rubber

• To develop radar technology

• To build the first nuclear weapons

• To construct aircraft carriers

The 442nd Regiment, known for its motto "Go for Broke," consisted primarily of which group of soldiers?

• African American soldiers

• Japanese American soldiers

• Women soldiers

• Native American soldiers

Located in Arkansas, Rowher and Jerome were associated with which aspect of World War II?

• Manufacturing sites for weapons

• Training camps for soldiers

• Internment camps for Japanese Americans

• Medical research facilities

What role did the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs) play during World War II?

• They provided medical airlift services

• They flew combat missions over Europe

• They trained male pilots for combat

• They transported military aircraft within the United States