World War II Quiz

Using Source 1, which statement describes a main cause of World War II in Europe?

• Germany tried to spread communism throughout Europe.

• Germany wanted to dominate Europe militarily.

• Great Britain refused to return colonies to Germany.

• Great Britain imposed trade sanctions on Germany.

which statements best describes the contributions of women and African Americans to the war effort during World War II? Choose 2

• Women developed strategies to defeat Germany.

• Women worked in the armaments industry.

• African Americans fought in combat units.

• Women were captains on warships in the North Atlantic.

• African Americans developed strategies to defeat Germany.

which statements best explain the effects of the invasion of Normandy by the Western Allies? Choose 2

• The United States suffered higher casualties than its allies in Europe.

• Germany had to fight on two fronts against the Western Allies and the Soviet Union.

• The atrocities committed by Germans in the Holocaust were revealed to the public.

• Paris was freed from German occupation.

• Germany had to withdraw its troops from North Africa

which statement best explains how the agreements made by the Allies at the Yalta Conference aimed to shape the postwar world?

• The Allies established the United Nations to resolve disputes among countries.

• The Allies created an international framework for establishing new colonies.

• The Allies planned to restore monarchies and empires in Eastern Europe.

• The Allies agreed to promote free trade to stimulate economic growth.

What was one of the main objectives of the United Nations as established by the Allies?

• To promote global communism.

• To resolve international disputes peacefully.

• To establish new colonies worldwide.

• To restore monarchies in Europe.

OrganizeDrag and drop two causes of U.S. involvement in World War II and two correct effects of World War II into the columns of the chart. these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Causes of U.S. involvement in WWII

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(b) Effects of WWII

• The U.S. abandons isolationism and adopts a policy of internationalism

• The U.S. wants to defend democracy from fascism and militarisim

• The United States is attacked by Japan at Pearl Harbor

• The U.S. becomes the leading military and economic power in the world

which of the following best describes the United States stance on involvement in the conflict at the beginning of WWII?

• The U.S. pledged to stay as neutral as long as possible and not get involved.

• The U.S. declared neutrality solely to work on Japanese Internment Camps.

• The U.S. vowed to help the Allied Powers in Europe by providing military and financial aid.

• The U.S. would only help nations that where “sunk.”

Which of the following was a major cause of World War II?

• The harsh economic and political consequences of the Treaty of Versailles.

• The expansion of communist governments in Eastern Europe.

• The decision of the United States to invade Germany in 1938

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  The success of the League of Nations in maintaining global peace.

Which of the following actions reflected U.S. foreign policy before entering World War II? (Select two correct answers.)

• Passing the Neutrality Acts to avoid involvement in European conflicts

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  Immediately declaring war on Germany after the invasion of Poland

• Providing military aid to the Allies through the Lend-Lease Act

• Providing military aid to the Allies through the Lend-Lease Act

How did the "We Can Do It!" poster help mobilize the American workforce during WWII?

• It promoted military enlistment for men.

• It discouraged women from working outside the home.

• It advertised consumer goods to support the war effort.

• It encouraged women to work in defense industries.