AH2 WWII Test Prep
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- Q1Why did the US engage in Island Hopping in WW2It enabled the U.S. military to launch air attacks on the Japanese mainland.It caused Japan to negotiate a conditional surrender.It allowed the U.S. military to take control of Japanese natural resources.It forced Japan to seek new sources for petroleum reserves30s
- Q2What was the purpose of the Lend- Lease ActTo exploit warring nationsTo help our Allies defeat the Axis PowersTo make money30s
- Q3What was one concern that had Roosevelt request additional funding from Congress for defense in 1939?the desire to obtain additional naval bases in the Pacificthe need to boost employment during the Great Depressionthe belief that the Soviet Union was building new weaponsthe concern about the territorial ambitions of the Axis powers30s
- Q4What was one goal of President Franklin D. Roosevelt at the Yalta Conference in 1945?to divide Poland between Germany and the Soviet Unionto encourage the Soviet Union to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organizationto convince the Soviet Union to assist in the war in the Pacificto negotiate a nuclear weapons treaty with the Soviet Union30s
- Q5What did the Lend-Lease Act, Dropping Bombs on Japan and Cooperation with Great Britain through the Atalntic Charter lead toThe US fulfilling the role of World PowerAn allianceMilitary Presence in Europe30s
- Q6Why did the US freeze Japan's accounts in the US?Pearl HarborInternment CampsIsland HoppingAggressive actions taken in China and Asia30s
- Q7What post WWI attitude led to the US not immediately being involved in WW2?IsolationismAlliancesMilitarismImperialism30s
- Q8How did the personal diplomacy conducted by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the war time conferences during World War II affect the Presidency?The President’s war powers as Commander in Chief were sharply reduced.Subsequent Presidents have refused to use this unsuccessful method.Congress increased its power over the executive branch.The President’s role in shaping United States foreign policy was strengthened.30s
- Q9Which government action is used to limit the amount of scarce goods citizens can buy during wartime?espionagepatronagerationingpropaganda30s
- Q10Why were Japanese put into internment camps?The US wanted to prevent Warthe US felt that they threatened National SecurityThe US wanted to prevent immigration30s
- Q11Why did President Roosevelt establish the War Refugee Board?to help European Jews escape the Holocaustto monitor the treatment of prisoners of warto follow through on agreements made at the Yalta Conferenceto send humanitarian relief to the Allied nations30s
- Q12What was the Double V campaignWinning the War on both frontsWinning the War and Winning against prejudice at homeWinning the War in EuropeWinning the War in the Pacific30s
- Q13What event was the focus of the Supreme Court case Korematsu v. United Statesinternment of Japanese Americanssegregation of African Americansimplementing the Marshall Plansupporting the Lend-Lease Act30s
- Q14Which was a major cause of Japanese internment on the west coast during World War II?immigration quotasracial prejudicenational segregation policieseconomic depression30s
- Q15What was the purpose of Propaganda during World War 2?to increase national trade and to support the import of goodsto motivate the public to support the draft and wartime rationingto promote better race relations during wartimeto convince people to join the military30s