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WorksheetsWH DA 2 19/20
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 29mins
How did the United States shift from isolationism in WWI & WWII to Total War?
People were ready to go to war, no shift needed.
The government paid people for their loyalty.
Heavy reliance on propaganda posters and campaigns.
Offering people free tuition.
How did the United States government get enough money to go to war during WWI & WWII?
They already had enough money.
The government asked its citizens to buy war bonds or liberty bonds.
They sold old war equipment.
War is not expensive at all.
What policy did the United States have at the beginning of World War 2?
Isolationism
Involvement
Persecution of Japanese
Kindness
Count Brockdorff-Rantzau is responsible for signing which document assigning blame for WWI to Germany?
Treaty of Versailles
Nazi-Soviet Pact
Treaty of Brest-Litovisk
Treaty of New York
What incidents finally convinced the US that they had to enter WWI? Click all that apply
The sinking of the Lusitania
The Zimmermann Telegram
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
After WWI, the United States attempted to avoid future international conflicts by doing which of the following?
The senate approved of the United States joining the League of Nations.
The Senate refused to approve of the United States joining the League of Nations.
Making the other countries pay high reparations for making them join WWI.
Took land from the other countries who lost the war.
Which of these countries did NOT join the League of Nations
UK
France
USA
Japan
Why did the USA not join the League of Nations? Click all that apply.
Many Americans hated the Treaty of Versailles
They didn't think they had anything in common with Europe.
They feared that US troops would be sent to die in foreign lands
They decided to follow a policy of isolationism
Most of the United State's allies were....
Communist
Anarchists
Democratic
Fascists
A forced march of captured American and Filipino troops during WWII.
John Sousa March
MeToo March
Bataan Death March
island hopping
What and where is Bataan?
An Island near Hawaii
A city in Japan
A peninsula in the Philippines
A river in China
A mountain on the Island of Guadalcanal
Who were the participating countries in Operation Barbarossa and the Battle of Stalingrad?
Germany and Russia
Germany, Russia and Finland
Germany, Russia and Great Britain
Russia and Finland
What happened near the end of the battle of Stalingrad to make the Germans finally surrender?
The Soviet Union threatened the Germans with an atomic bomb
The Soviets attacked killing pretty much all of the German troops
The Germans were surrounded by Soviet Troops and began to starve to death
The Germans thought that the Soviets would let them go home
The Soviet Union's army was called what during WWII?
The Russian Army
The Red Army
The Commie Army
The Socialist Sharknados
Which of the following was a cause of WWII? (Pick 2)
The Great Depression
Woodrow Wilson's successful use of the 14 points
The assignation of Archduke Ferdinand
Rise of Fascists
When did Japan join the Axis powers before WWII?
1939
1940
1941
1942
When did Japan attack the United States at Pearl Harbor?
August 1st, 1939
July 4th, 1940
December 7,1941
February 1st, 1942
The code name for the Allied invasion of Europe
D-Day
Kamikaze
Yalta
Which Allied invasion of Europe is considered a turning point in World War II?
Battle of Midway
Battle of the Bulge
D-Day
The attack on Pearl Harbor
Mark 2 reasons why President Truman decided to drop the atomic bomb on Japan at the end of World War II?
There was a chance for massive causalities of U.S. soldiers if there was a ground invasion of Japan
He believed that it was his duty as President to use every weapon available to save American lives
Germany won a major victory in the Soviet Union
Who was the Marshall Plan named for?
Marshall Tucker
President Truman
George C. Marshall
Thurgood Marshall
What was Marshall Aid used for?
Fuel
Food
Loans
All of the above
What was Marshall's biggest fear?
Communist takeover from Soviet Union
World War 3
Economic ruin for America
Alien encounter
What was the Truman Doctrine?
President Truman declared war on the Soviet Union
Truman's oath as President
Truman's declaration to Congress that the US needed to help stop communism
When President Truman nominated George C. Marshall
The economic devastation caused by World War II led the United States to implement the...
Treaty of Versailles
The Marshall Plan
The Roosevelt Corollary
The Einstein Initiative
The period of hostility between the U.S. and the Soviet Union.
The Cuban Missile Crisis
The Arms Race
The Cold War
The Warshaw Struggle
The ____________ cut off Eastern Europe from the West metaphorically speaking.
The Marshall Plan
The Berlin Airlift
WWII
The Iron Curtain
The Cold War was primarily a difference in which of the following?
Religious Ideology
Political Ideology
A fight between the countries two leaders.
Winston Churchill mad because he isn't the boss of everyone.
Two superpowers(United States and the USSR) emerged as a result of which war?
The Franco-Prussian war
World War I
World War II
The Cold War
The main objective of the Truman Doctrine was to...
prevent the spread(or contain) the spread of communism.
Promote peace throughout the world.
Start a war with China
Sell weapons to U.S. allies.
The first military conflict to involve the United Nations was the...
The Vietnam War
The Korean War
World War I
World War II
Americans supported the war in Vietnam because
They hated the Vietnamese
They loved the Vietnamese
They believed that the war would prevent communism from spreading throughout the rest of Asia.
It would prevent China from falling to Communism
