Causes of World War II
Social/ Cultural Changes of the War
Economic and Political transformations
Wartime leadership and conferences
War's impact on minorities
100

The invasion of this country on September 1, 1939 started off WWII

Poland

100
  1. This event led to Congress's near-unanimous decision to go to war, and shifted US sentiment to be incredibly pro war

What was the attack on Pearl Harbor?

100

This organization was created in response to fears of attacks on the US mainland

What was the Office of Civil defense?

100
  1. This person was president throughout World War 2 because he believed that leadership should be constant during wartime? How many times was he elected?

FDR, 4 times

100
  • In 1942 Congress created (Blank) that contributed to women's role in war


(What is Women's Auxiliary Army Corps WAAC)

200
  1. This event was the start of Germany’s outward military push.

What was
the occupation of the rhineland?

200
  1. This cartoon woman, based on factory worker Rose Will Monroe, became a national con for strong women in the workplace, encouraging women to take up factory jobs and aid in the war effort?

Who was Rosie the Riveter?

200

This act policy allowed the still-neutral United States to sell arms to allies during wartime

What was Cash and Carry?

200
  1.  Took office towards the end of the war after the death of FDR; authorized use of the atomic bomb.

Harry Truman

200
  • In June 1941 President Roosvevlt issued which executive order banning discriminatory employment practices by Federal agencies and all unions and companies engaged in war-related work.

executive order 8802

300
  1. The treaty between Russia and Germany that ensured it wouldn’t be a 2 front war in the event of a German conflict?


    1. What is the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact?

300
  1. This speech was given as a justification for why the US should not remain neutral in this global conflict, citing the need to create a secure world for essential human freedoms.

What was the Four Freedoms Speech?

300
  1. This organization was responsible for overseeing material production.

  1. What is the War Production Board

300
  1.  This was the conference where FDR and Churchill agree to a war strategy

What is Casablanca

300
  • This committee was created during the war to investigate incidents of discrimination in defense industries. 

 the Fair Employment Practices Committee

400
  1. This state was set up by Japan after they invaded manchuria in 1931, signaling the start of japanese military aggression?

Manchukuo

400
  1. Women became directly involved in these branches of the military, although still only filling primarily non combat roles.

What were the Women's Army Corps and the Women’s Airforce Service Pilots?

400
  1. This organization encouraged the collection of waste material for war use

What are scrap drives. 

400
  1. This charter articulated the following wartime aims: collective security, freedom of the seas, disarmament, economic cooperation and self-determination for all countries.

What was the Atlantic Charter

400

This campaign was articulated in the Pittsburg Courier to identify how African Americans thought about World War II?

The Double-V campaing

500

    1. The bombing of pearl harbor on this date caused the United States to enter the war.

Was is december 7th, 1941?

500
  • Which act allowed for the president to initiate and terminate war contracts 


(What is the war powers act)

500
  1. Primarily Cargo ships, these ships featured welded hulls and prefabricated parts, allowing as many as three to be produced daily?

What were the Liberty Ships?

500

This leadership conference included the Big 3 right before FDR's death and articulated the vision for the postwar world. 

Yalta

500

This Civil Rights leader threatened a march on Washington, D.C. in 1941 due to African American discrimination in the armed forces and defense industries.

A. Philip Randolph

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