Chapters 10-11 Review

Chapter 10 (1)

100

1. Name the historical event that occurred due to Japan’s desire to hinder the United States’ involvement in World War II. 

Japan attacked Pearl Harbor.

200

2. Describe how the discovery of the brutal treatment of European Jews during the Holocaust impacted the United States.

It encouraged the immigration of hundreds of thousands of Jewish refugees and Holocaust survivors into the United States. 

300

3. Using the provided map, label each country with the correlating number. 

1. Germany

2. Italy

3. Japan

4. France

6. Soviet Union (Russia)

5. Great Britain

400

4. Circle the three impacts that the bombing of Pearl Harbor had on the United States.

A) the United States declared war on Japan

B) public support for entering World War II increased

C) large portions of America’s Pacific fleet were destroyed

500

5. (part 1) The propaganda poster below encouraged what common practice during World War II? (refer to the study guide)

rationing of supplies

Chapter 10 (2)

100

5. (part 2) List out two reasons for rationing in the United States.

1. Processed and canned foods were shipped to the military

2. Imported foods were scarce due to government restrictions and dangers of shipping

200

6. Sort the following countries into Allied or Axis powers. 

• France

• Germany

• Great Britain

• Soviet Union

• Italy

• Japan

Allied

Soviet Union

Great Britain

France

Axis

Germany

Italy

Japan

Chapter 11

100

7)  List the three ways the Holocaust impacted the Jewish populations of Europe.

1. It decreased the Jewish population significantly. 

2. It destroyed many large communities built by the Jewish populations.

   3. It reduced the presence of Jewish culture and traditions.

200

8. Sort the structures and goals to the correct government: Japan or Germany.

1. A totalitarian government where all aspects of people’s lives are controlled.

2. Decisions were influenced by the prime minister and his military advisors.

3. Empire controlled by an Emperor.

4. Wanted to create a unified state where the Aryan race was superior.

5. Believed in the domination of East Asia.

6. Believed that the Jews were to blame for all of their problems.

Japan

B

C

E

Germany

A

D

F