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WorksheetsWW2 Unit Test Review (US 7)
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 43mins
This program allowed the United States to support Great Britain's War effort against Germany without entering WWII
Neutrality Acts
The Lend-Lease Program
League of Nations
The New Deal
The major American Pacific naval base destroyed in a Japanese surprise attack on December 7, 1941 was
Midway Island
Wake Island
Iwo Jima
Pearl Harbor
The American atomic bombs were dropped on the Japanese cities of
Hiroshima and Tokyo
Nagasaki and Hiroshima
Osaka and Nagasaki
Okinowa and Hiroshima
US minority group who were forced into internment camps during WWII
Japanese-Americans
Italian-Americans
Russian-Americans
Jewish Americans
What was the Manhattan Project?
The plan to crash Japanese suicide planes into Allied ships
The plan to develop the atomic bomb
The historic meeting of the “Big Three”
The training of the Navajo code talkers
The mass killing of 6 million Jews in Extermination Camps was known as what?
Holocaust
Blitzkreig
Anschluss
Operation Barbarossa
The Allies invasion of France on June 6, 1944 is known as what?
D-Day
Operation Sea Lion
Battle of the Bulge
Invasion Day
Nazi leadership were put on trial at the ______________ Trials.
Nuremburg
Berlin
Munich
Hamburg
[1] Why did the U.S. get involved in WWII?
To respond to the Japanese embargo
Japan captured the Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines
Japan attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec 7, 1941
Germany tried to get Mexico to go to war against the United States
[2] Why did the US take pictures of the concentration camps?
To record exactly how many were killed
To ensure they were properly relocated after World War II
To endorse the creation of a Jewish state after World War II
To ensure those responsible for the Holocaust would face justice for their crimes
[3] Which describes the Bataan Death March?
June 4-7, 1942: US Navy defeats the Japanese Navy ending its naval supremacy- turning point of Pacific theater
1942-1945: US strategy of taking one island at a time to build bases to put Japan in bombing range
December 7, 1941: The attack of the US base in Pearl Harbor
April 9, 1942: Japan tortured and forced marched American Prisoners of War (POWs)
[3] Which describes Island Hopping?
June 4-7, 1942: US Navy defeats the Japanese Navy ending its naval supremacy- turning point of Pacific theater
1942-1945: US strategy of taking one island at a time to build bases to put Japan in bombing range
December 7, 1941: The attack of the US base in Pearl Harbor
April 9, 1942: Japan tortured and forced marched American Prisoners of War (POWs)
[4] Which describes Rationing in World War II?
Saving money and extra resources in case of a shortage at home
Controlling how much of goods and materials people have to make sure soldiers are well supplied
Voluntarily signing up for military service so more people can eat at home
People selling off goods to put extra money into war bonds
[1] Which describes the Lend Lease Act?
It prohibited Americans from doing business with warring countries
It allowed the US to give supplies to Allied countries while remaining neutral in the war
It provided US with income used later to buy bases before Pearl Harbor
It gave supplies to Axis powers in exchange for bases
[4] How did Americans show their patriotism and volunteer for the war?
They invested heavily in overseas munitions business
They enforced draft era policies in other countries
They imported farm labor from their personal signed
They signed up military service, gave blood, rationed, and gave up time to help the war effort without being paid
[4] What was the purpose of Executive Order 9066?
It made criticizing the government illegal
It forced more Americans into military service after Pearl Harbor
It forced Japanese Americans into internment camps due to racism and fear after Pearl Harbor
It imported farm labor from Mexico to avoid a labor shortage for food
[5] Who was Dwight D. Eisenhower and what were his accomplishment(s) in World War II?
Supreme Allied Commander of Allied forces in Europe who led the D-Day invasion
Commander of the US Army in the Pacific Theater
An African American Lieutenant who won the Medal of Honor for his bravery in World War II.
Commander of the US Pacific Fleet and Naval forces
[3,5] Who was Douglas Macarthur and what were his accomplishment(s) in World War II?
Supreme Allied Commander of Allied forced in Europe who led the D-Day invasion
Commander of the US Army in the Pacific Theater
An African American Lieutenant who won the Medal of Honor for his bravery in World War II.
Commander of the US Pacific Fleet and Naval forces
What was Hitler's Final Solution?
The genocide campaign that exterminated Jews in concentration camps
The attack on the Soviet Union by Nazi forces
The union of Germany, Italy and Japan to form the Axis powers
Hitler's campaign to take over Europe and build an Aryan master race
Code name the day that Allied forces invaded beaches in Normandy, France during WWII, considered a turning point in the war against Hitler.
Manhattan Project
D-Day
Sudentenland
Dunkirk
During World War II, American women's roles changed because
they took heavy labor jobs in manufacturing helping the war effort
they were required to go into battle in Europe serving in the miliary
they took senior positions in the military commanding over brigades of soldiers for the first time
they were recruited by the Nazi's in huge numbers to be spies
How did civilians help the U.S. government pay for the war effort?
Promoted raffles
Held fundraisers
Bought war bonds
Bought war posters
Which brash American general and brilliant tank commander led the Third Army of the United States in the final assault on Germany?
General Omar Bradley
General Dwight D. Eisenhower
General Douglas MacArthur
General George S. Patton
Which describes the the Lend-Lease Act?
They banned Americans from traveling on ships and selling goods to countries at war.
Allowed Americans to sell military goods to Britain and France if it was paid for in cash.
Lets the US send war materials to countries it feels must be defended.
Had the US cut off trade with Japan
What was the purpose of rationing and Victory Gardens?
To get extra money from the Allies in Britain and France
To give supplies to laborers from Mexico
To provide for families who lost male family members during the war
To keep soldiers and civilians fed so no one starved
What was the goal of posters such as Rosie the Riveter?
To make sure Victory Gardens were grown
To motivate proper use of the Ration Books
To motivate women to find work in factories as men were drafted
To encourage women to take on combat roles overseas
What event in World War 2 caused Americans to support Executive Order 9066 and increased hatred of the Japanese?
Bataan Death Marches
The Invasion of Poland
The Pearl Harbor attack
The Battle of Britain
Pearl Harbor; D-Day; VE-Day; VJ-Day
Tuskegee Airmen
As a result of internment, many Japanese-Americans lost (Select all that apply):
jobs
civil liberties
properties
family/friends
Which of the following were components of 1920s mass media culture? (Select all that apply)
diversity of product availability
reduction in personal debts
introduction of mail order catalogs
social benefits of the products for consumers
Who were the prisoners that were forced to march on the Bataan Death March?
American and Filipino soldiers
French and British soldiers
Japanese soldiers
Russian and Chinese soldiers
Coordinated sea to land attacks such as what was used at D-Day was known as:
blitzkreig
amphibious landing
island hopping
Bushido Code
Deficit spending was beneficial because:
it guards the economy from inflation
it eliminates the need for income taxes
it strengthens the economy in difficult times
it protects businesses from foreign competition
