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100

What happened on December 7th, 1941 that brought the United States into WW2?

Pearl Harbor

100

Who was the President in the United States for most of WW2?

FDR

100

Which country led the Nazis?

Germany

100

How did WW2 start?

Germany invaded Poland

100

What was the term given for food/clothing/and other material being given away for the war effort?

Ration
200

What "evacuation" Battle for England was a big reason why the United States got involved in the war before Pearl Harbor. 

Battle of Dunkirk

200

Who was the leader of the Soviet Union?

Josef Stalin

200

What ideology was the Soviet Union? 

Hint: The opposite of what the U.S. is and we still sided with them during the war.

Communism

200

What program did the U.S. have to give supplies to the Allies before Pearl Harbor?

Lend-Lease.

200

What did the U.S. government do to Japanese Americans after Pearl Harbor

Put them in internment camps to keep an eye on them.

300

What strategy did the U.S. use to get closer to Japan in the Pacific.

Island Hopping

300

Who gave the order to drop the atomic bombs on Japan?

Harry S. Truman


300

Name the Allies

Name the Axis

U.S., Great Britain, Soviet Union, (France)

Germany, Italy, Japan


300

What is the message of this poster?

Be careful what you say! There might be spies!

300
What were three options if you were drafted into war?

1. Report

2. Go to jail

3. Move to Canada

4. Hurt yourself

400

Why did we drop the two atomic bombs on Japan

To end the war quickly and save lives. 

400

This group of people helped us win the war in Japan with their unique language

Navajo Code Talkers

400

Which two countries from WW2 would go head to head in a "war" shortly after WW2 ends?

U.S. and Soviet Union

400

What were the two conferences between the Allies called to discuss post-war Europe.

Yalta and Potsdam

400

Why were women such an important part of the war effort?

They worked in men's jobs, tended to the kids, did pretty much everything back home. 

500

Why did the U.S. conduct the Battle of Normandy?


To free France and start the end of the war in Europe.

500

Which figure is portrayed on many propaganda posters and is modeled after Abraham Lincoln. 

Uncle Sam

500

The dictator of Italy is known for creating this type of ideology. An ideology that is feared for its military dictatorship.

Fascism 

500

What analogy did FDR use when justifying his program to give money to Britain before America was in the war?

If his neighbor's house is on fire, he will give them the hose with the expectation it will be given back. Rather than making them pay for it up front. 

500

What was the Selective Service Act?

Created the draft for the military

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