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GH2.3 Post World War II
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- Q1What bill passed on March 3, 1849, to take charge of the Nation's internal affairs?Security Clearance PolicyMeritorious Claim Act of 1945Department of InteriorOrganic Act30s
- Q2What is a country called that is recognized by other countries as being very powerful economically and militarily?Liberation DayEnola Gayglobal superpowerHiroshima30s
- Q3What is the federal law created the civil Government of Guam and conferred American citizenship upon the CHamorus in 1950?Department of InteriorSecurity Clearance PolicyOrganic ActMeritorious Claim Act of 194530s
- Q4What annual celebration takes place on July 21 to commemorate the liberation of the island from Japanese?Liberation DayEnola Gayallianceglobal superpower30s
- Q5What is the name of the Japanese city where the United States dropped the first atomic bomb bringing an end to a long and devasting WWII?NagasakiHiroshimaOosakaTokyo30s
- Q6What federal law meant to compensate the CHamorus for the losses and damages they suffered as a result of the war?Organic ActMeritorious Claim Act of 1945Department of InteriorSecurity Clearance Policy30s
- Q7What is the name of the former United Nations strategic area trusteeship that was administered by the United States from 1947 to 1986?global superpowerTrust Territory of the Pacific IslandsSecurity Clearance Policyalliance30s
- Q8What is the name of the pacts or agreements between or among people or countries to work together cooperatively to achieve a specific goal or goals?Liberation Dayglobal superpowerallianceTrust Territory of the Pacific Islands30s
- Q9What is the name of B-29 bomber of the 509th Composite Group based in Tinian and drops the first atomic bomb in the history of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945?Straight FlushFiFiEnola GayJoltin' Josie30s
- Q10What is the name of the special authorization to enter a restricted military area?Department of InteriorMeritorious Claim Act of 1945Trust Territory of the Pacific IslandsSecurity Clearance Policy30s
- Q11Security Clearance Policy instituted by Presidential Executive Order 8683 strictly enforced and Meritorious Claims Act of 1945 belongs to what historical period?Return of Naval GovernmentPolitical Comeback1949 Guam Congress WalkoutGuam Situation30s
- Q12Re-established Guam Congress, allowed congressman to consult with Gov. Pownall more often on government matters only, and citizenship of the CHamorus would disrupt the Navy's plan for Guam and would not stay in complete control belongs to what historical period?Guam SituationOrganic Act of Guam, 1950Political Comeback1949 Guam Congress Walk-Out30s
- Q13Assemblymen knew their efforts to do anything was useless, so the House of Assembly adjourned March 6, 1949, and would not go back into session unless the US Congress passed the organic act for Guam under Assemblyman Carlos P. Taitano belongs to what historical period?1949 Guam Congress Walk-OutPolitical ComebackGuam SituationReturn of Naval Government30s
- Q14Made CHamorus citizens of the US and established a civil govt. and fell short of their expectations belongs to what historical period?Return of the Naval GovernmentGuam SituationPolitical ComebackOrganic Act of Guam, 195030s
- Q15Established American's position as rich and powerful nation and May 1946 Vice Admiral Charles A. Pownall appointed as the new gov. of the re-established Naval Government of Guam belongs to what historical period?Return of Naval GovernmentPolitical Comeback1949 Guam Congress WalkoutGuam Situation30s