German Aggression
Japan Aggression
Life in the US
Who's Who?
After the War
100

The German invasion of which nation caused Britain and France to declare war on Germany?

Poland

100

Why did Japan attack the US naval base at Pearl Harbor?

Japan wanted to expand its territory and weaken the US Navy to slow the nation's responses. 
100

To provide soldiers with necessary food and to build enough weapons to win the war were both goals that the US wanted to accomplish by ________ ________.

Rationing Goods

100

Name the three major leaders of the Axis powers of WW2.

Benito Mussolini, Adolf Hitler, and Hirohito

100
How did the Soviet Union react to the United States using nuclear weapons?

They began an arms race to build the more powerful nuclear weapon

200

What was one cause of the German aggression that led to the beginning of WW2?

Many Germans still resented the harsh conditions that were put on Germany after WW1

200

How did Japan's aggression lead to a major turning point of WW2?

When the Japanse attacked Pearl Harbor, it convinced the US that it was necessary to enter WW2
200

Name two examples of things that were rationed by the US government during World War 2.

Gas and food

200

Who was Joseph Stalin?

The leader of the Soviet Union

200

Many _______ and _______ __________ workers lost their jobs after the war due to declining demand and returning white serviceman. 

Women and African American

300

Which of these events happened first?

Which one happened last?

Japan attacks Pearl Harbor

Germany Surrenders

Germany invades Poland

Japan surrenders

The US uses nuclear weapons

First- Germany invades Poland


Last- Japan Surrenders

300

What event happened on December 7th?

The bombing of Pearl Harbor

300

Why did President Truman decide to use nuclear weapons on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during WW2?

He wanted to end the war and save lives 

300

Who was Winston Churchill?

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

300

What was the name of the international organization created to keep peace after WW2?

the United Nations

400

What was the systematic killing of 11 million people, 6 million of whom were Jewish, called?

The Holocaust

400

What island was close to Japan and could serve as a staging area for an invasion?

Iwo Jima

400

What poster was made to encourage women to work in defense industries in order to support the war effort?

Rosie the Riveter

400

Who was president of the US during the majority of WW2?

Franklin D. Roosevelt

400

What is Eleanor Roosevelt mostly remembered for?

Fighting for human rights around the world

500

What was the name of the facilities that had gas chambers that could kill thousands of people at one time?

Death Camps

500

What is VJ Day?

The date that Japan formally surrendered to the US

Victory in Japan Day

500

Name two efforts that were used to help conserve important resources during WW2?

Food rationing and the planting of Victory Gardens
500

Who was the WW2 leader that founded the Fascist party in Italy?

Benito Mussolini
500

Why was the League of Nations replaced with the United Nations?

It failed to prevent WW2

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