US Unit 7 Quiz Practice

Who were the Tuskegee Airmen?

• a group of engineers in World War II.

• first female pilots in the U.S. Armed Forces.

• first African American military pilots in the U.S. Armed Forces.

• a famous band from the 1940s.

What did Executive order 9066 do?

• Established Japanese American communities in the U.S.
• Allowed Japanese Americans to serve in the military.
• Authorized the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II.
• Provided financial compensation to Japanese Americans.

What was rosie the riveter?

• A type of machinery used in factories.
• A fictional character in a novel.
• A cultural icon representing women workers during World War II.
• A famous singer from the 1940s.

What battle was the turning point of WWII in the Pacific?

• Battle of Stalingrad
• Battle of the Bulge
• Battle of Midway
• Battle of El Alamein

What was the turning point of WWII in Europe?

• Battle of Britain
• D-Day Invasion
• Fall of Berlin
• Battle of Stalingrad

What did the allied invasion of North Africa ultimately lead to?

• An opening for Germany to invade Africa

• Opportunity for the allies to invade Italy

• The establishment of a permanent Allied base in North Africa.
• An immediate end to the war in the Pacific.

What were black Americans fighting for in WWII?

• The double V campaign

• Cultural recognition and artistic expression.
• An end to slavery

• Military dominance and global power.

What was the Double V campaign during WWII?

• A military strategy to invade Europe
• A campaign for economic recovery after the war
• sought victory against fascism abroad and racial discrimination at home during WWII.

• A propaganda effort to promote peace negotiations

how did black Americans contribute to WWII?

• Black Americans primarily served as cooks and support staff.
• Black Americans did not participate in WWII at all.
• Black Americans were only involved in propaganda efforts.
• By serving in combat, working in war industries, and participating in civil defense.

What was the role of propaganda during WWII?

• Propaganda had no impact on military strategies.
• Propaganda was used solely for entertainment purposes.
• Propaganda served to influence public opinion, boost morale, recruit soldiers, and demonize the enemy.
• Propaganda focused only on economic policies.