Great Depression
New Deal
US Neutrality
World War 2
Homefront
100

Who was the president of the US at the start of the Great Depression?

Herbert Hoover

100

What US President implemented the New Deal?

Franklin D. Roosevelt

100

What does the term "Neutral" mean?

To not choose a side in a conflict 

100

What is the direct result of Japan attacking the US at Pearl Harbor?

The United States enters WW2

100

Following the attacks on Pearl Harbor FDR signed an Executive order that place Japanese Americans in these....

Internment Camps

200

What happened on "Black Tuesday"?

The Stock Market Crashed

200

What were the 3 main goals of the New Deal? 

(Think about the 3 R's)

Relief

Reform 

Recovery

200

True or False: The United States supplied both the Axis and Allied Powers under the Cash Carry Policy and Lend Lease Act.

False (Only the Allied Powers)

200

What country did Germany invade to start WW2?

Poland

200

Executive order 9981 did what and who played a major role

Phillip Randolph's protests against unequal pay for minorities in gov't jobs led to Executive order 9981 outlawing discrimination in gov’t contracted jobs

300

Why were run down shacks called Hoovervilles?

Many Americans blames President Herbert Hoover for the economic issues in the US due to his Laissez Faire Policy.

300

Which people did the Social Security Act help the most?

Elderly citizens 65 and older

300

Why did many Americans want to remain neutral at the beginning of WW2?

They believed that this was a European conflict and did not want to brought into another war.

300

This was the Turning point battle in the Pacific Theater.

Battle of Midway
300

Who was the propaganda figure that empowered women to join the war effort

Rosie the Riveter

400

What were the TWO major factors of the Dust Bowl?

1) A severe Drought

2) Poor farming practices

400

What New Deal Program is going to give job opportunities for Southerns?

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

400

This is where the US would sell supplies to countries but only if they were paid (Cash) and the supplies were transported by the buyer's ships. 

Cash Carry Policy

400

What events officially ended the Second World War?

Dropping the Atomic Bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 

400

Why was the War Production Board formed?

to control the production and distribution of materials and fuel. Forced companies to stop producing non-essential items and instead create supplies for the war (Ex: Rubber and Gas)

500

What were the Main Causes of The Great Depression?

1) Overproduction and Underconsumption

2) Laissez Faire Policy

3) Buying on Credit

4) Stock Market Speculation

5) Gap Between Rich and Poor

6) Stock Market Crash

500

This New Deal Program is going to produce the most job opportunities for Americans. 

Work Progress Administration (WPA)

500

What was the Lend Lease Act?

U.S. program established in March 1941 that allowed the president to lend or lease war supplies, such as weapons, food, and equipment to Allied nations

500

Triple points!!!


What was the operation name for D-Day? 

What were the code names for the two US beaches?

What were the names of all 5 beaches?

1) Operation Overlord

2) Omaha and Utah

3) Omaha, Utah, Gold, Sword, Juno


500

Due to rationing Americans created these to grow their own food. 

Victory Gardens

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