Mobilizing for War
The Early Battles
Life on the Homefront
Pushing Back the Axis
The War Ends
100

Denying one's right to vote is called what?

Disfranchise

100

What was the name of the march in which nearly 10,000 U.S. and Filipino soldiers died before reaching the Japanese prison camp?

Bataan Death March

100

What is it called when you limit the availability of products?

Rationing

100
What term was used by the Japanese which means "divine wind", a tactic which pilots deliberately crashed their planes into American ships?

Kamikaze

100

What country surrendered to Allied powers on August 15th, 1945?

Japan

200

Who was the highest ranking African American officer in the U.S. Army?

Benjamin O. Davis

200

The loss of so many ships by German submarines convinced he U.S. to set up what type of system?

Convoy System

200

Name of the new industrial region located in the Deep South?

Sunbelt

200

Who was the U.S. commander of American forces landing at Omaha and Utah beaches in the invasion of Normandy? 

Omar Bradley

200

What battle in the Pacific was fought because the U.S. needed a base closer to Japan so B-29 bombers could be used to bomb Japan? This island was located about 1/2 way between the Mariana Islands and Japan.

Battle of Iwo Jima

300

Why military need led to the production of Liberty Ships?

A new to replace ships sunk by German submarines

300

What was name of the battle in the Soviet Union in which the Soviets defeated the Germans and put the Germans on the defensive? It was the turning point in the war on Eastern European Front. 

Battle of Stalingrad

300

Why did the U.S. government employ the policy of rationing?

To make sure the military had enough supplies/resources. 

300

At what conference did the Allies agree to increase bombings of Germany and attack the Axis' "soft underbelly," Italy?

Casablanca Conference

300

Double Jeopardy: What international organization was created after World War II which consisted of a General Assembly and Security Council?

United Nations

400

What were American women able to do in May of 1942?

Join the army

400

Double Jeopardy: What was the name of raid in which American pilots surprised Japan by dropping bombs on Tokyo in April of 1942?

Doolittle Raid

400

What was one of two ways the United States raised money to pay for the war effort?

 Raised taxes and sold War Bonds 

400

What was the name of the American plan in the Pacific where the Americans strategically attacked certain islands and left others behind?

Island hopping

400

How many countries were the original members of the United Nations?

A. 15

B. 26

C. 39

D. 102

E. 192

39

500

In what year did tank production reach its peak in the United States? 

A. 1941

B. 1942

C. 1943

D. 1944

E. 1945

1943

500

What was the name of the canal, which connects the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea? This was a vital trade route for the UK as it allowed needed raw materials to reach the UK from the British colonies overseas. 

Suez Canal

500

The invasion of Europe at Normandy France, known as D-Day, was called "Operation" what?

Overlord

500

Who were the "Big Three" of WWII?

Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill

500

Who was against the use of the atomic bomb due to bomb's indiscriminate killing of civilians? He believed an economic blockade and conventional bombing would convince Japan to surrender?

William Leahy, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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