Font size
WorksheetsUnit4 SSUSH17 - SSUSH20
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
What was an immediate effect of bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan?
THe surrender of Japan to the United States
Increased Japanese military strength
Improved economic conditions in Japan
Strengthened diplomatic relations between Japan and other countries
The D-Day invasion in June 1944 on the beaches of Normandy was important to the outcome of World War II because it-
Was the largest allied invasion and put the German Army (Axis Powers) on the defense
Increased the amount of resources available to the Allies
Provided a strategic advantage to the Allies in the Pacific theater
Pushed back the German forces to the Eastern Front
The poster created during World War II, encouraged women in America to-
serve in the armed forces
buy war bonds to support the war
exercise their vote to quickly end the war
contribute to the war effort by working
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Joseph Stalin
USSR
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Attack on Pearl Harbor
Event that brought the United States into the War
Battle of Midway
Turning point on the Pacific Front
Lend-Lease Act
America will lend, lease or sell war materials whose defense seems vital to the defense of the US
Appeasement
The policy of giving in to satisfy demands of a potentail enemy
The Manhattan Project led by Robert Oppenheimer was part of the World War II effort to:
ban the use of chemical and biological warfare
develop the atomic bomb
coordinate troop movements between New York and Europe
supply the Allies with more fighter planes
Which of the following was not a goal of the New Deal?
Reform
Relief
Recovery
Recall
Franklin D. Roosevelt (a) President when the (b) started but he tried to end it as fast as possible by creating (c)
1. Borrowing money from a broker to purchase stock.
The Stock Market Crash of 1929
Stock Market Speculation
Buying on Margin
The Great Depression
The time period marked by such events as soaring unemployment, homelessness, and multiple bank closures.
The Stock Market Crash of 1929
Migration
Great Migration
The Great Depression
When consumers buy less products. This was common after the Stock Market Crash.
Overspending
Overproduction
Under-consumption
Buying on Margin
The popular name for shanty towns that were common during the Great Depression.
Okies
Ghettos
Hoovervilles
Urban areas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Securities and Exchange Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Social Security Admistration
This federal organization regulates companies that sell stocks and bonds, and outlawed investing on credit
Securities and Exchange Commission
This organization insured each bank deposit in qualifying banks up to 5,000 dollars.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
This law closed every bank in the U.S. for a few days.
Emergency Banking Relief Act
This organization was founded to distribute $500 million in relief aid to state and local agencies
Federal Emergency Relief Act
Hooverville's
De-Lome Letter
New Deal
Manhattan Project
This required corporations to provide complete, truthful information on all stock offerings.
Federal Securities Act
Fair Labor Standards Act
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Federal Writers' Project
What factor did NOT contribute to the Dust Bowl?
high winds
over-farming
invasive species
extended drought
In the 1930s, populations in the American West began to increase significantly due to
the rapid growth of manufacturing in communities on the Pacific Coast.
the migration of farmers from the Great Plains during the Dust Bowl.
the completion of the first transcontinental railroad.
the elimination of immigration quotas by the government.
On (a) , Japan bombed the US military base at (b) . This event (c)
