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WWII Review

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People

Who were the two scientists responsible

for The Manhattan Project?

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Einstein and Oppenheimer

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Hitler became the dictator of Germany

after this man’s death.

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Paul von Hindenburg

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List three important military generals from

WWII

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1. Rommel – Germany2. Eisenhower – US3. MacArthur – US 4. Patton – US5. Montgomery – Britain6. Tojo - Japan

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Who were the “big three” that met at the Yalta

Conference?

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Roosevelt, Stalin and Churchill

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Which U.S. President gave survivors of

Japanese internment $20,000?

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Ronald Reagan

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Which Allied policy gave into the

demands of Hitler in the hopes of

maintaining peace?

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Appeasement

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Which U.S. policy allowed for the trade of non-military goods ONLY if the nation paid in cash and transported the goods themselves?

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Cash-and-Carry Policy

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What banned the U.S. from providing weapons

or loans to nations at war?

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Neutrality Acts

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Which policy allowed the U.S. to aide nations at war if they were vital to

U.S. security?

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Lend-Lease Act

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Which law was signed in 1942 and

officially started Japanese

internment?

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Executive Order 9066

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Government

Nazism was an extreme form of what totalitarian

government?

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Government

Fascism

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Government A type of government

controlled by a dictator; suppressing

freedom and controlling every

aspect of life.

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Government

Totalitarian

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Government

List the four WWII countries that were ruled by a dictator.

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Government

GermanySoviet Union

ItalyJapan

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Government

List three characteristics of

communism.

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Government1. No social classes2. Equal distribution of wealth3. Government ownership of

property/business4. No private property5. No elections

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Government

What was the outcome of the

court case Korematsu vs.

U.S.?

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Government

Ruled that Japanese interment WAS constitutional

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________ was the turning point on the Western front and ________ was the turning point on the

Eastern front

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D-Day was the turning point on the Western

front and Stalingrad was the turning point on the

Eastern front

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Turning point in the Pacific; started US

offensive

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Midway

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Hitler’s last offensive attack

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Battle of the Bulge

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First Japanese territory conquered by the U.S.

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Guadalcanal

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Largest naval battle in history; kamikazes

used in high numbers

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Battle of Leyte Gulf

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How many presidential terms did FDR serve?

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Military strategy that combines air and land forces; used

by Germany

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blitzkrieg

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List 3 territories or countries that

were conquered by Japan.

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1. Manchuria (China)2. Korea3. French Indochina4. India5. Dutch East Indies6. Taiwan7. Philippines 8. Thailand

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Which program was created by FDR in

1944 to aide Jewish refugees?

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War Refugee Board (WRB)

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List the four main points that were

decided on at the Yalta Conference.

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1. Created the U.N.2. Divided Germany into four

zones3. Soviet control of Poland (if SU

allowed elections)4. Soviet control of Pacific

Islands (if SU declared war)

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