Early Difficulties
The Home Front
War in Europe
War in Pacific
100

Who was given command of all U.S. Army units in the Pacific?

Douglas MacArthur

100

Who was Rosie the Riveter

Symbol for women's patriotic freedom and work

100

On D-Day, the Allies landed at

Normandy

100

The important allied victory that stopped the Japanese advance on Australia was the

The Battle of Coral Sea

200

The promise “I shall return” is linked to which of these places?

The Philippines

200

Led the march on Washington D.C., to protest wartime discrimination against African Americans

A Phillip Randolph

200

Systematic slaughter of European Jews

Holocaust

200

Who was the commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet?

Chester Nimitz

300

Who was the commander of the German Afrika Korps known as the Desert Fox?

Erwin Rommel

300

Thanks to the help of sonar, the Allies were able to win the Battle of

The Atlantic

300

Plan for postwar peace and to divide and occupy Germany

Yalta Conference

300

What was perhaps the bloodiest battle of the Pacific War?

Okinawa

400

Explain the advantages the Axis powers had over the Allies when the United States entered the war.

firm control of land, more prepared for war

400

Describe women’s contributions to the U.S. war effort.

Took over mens jobs, contributed to war effort

400

What was the Germans’ final counterattack?

Battle of the Bulge

400

Top secret plan to create the atomic bomb

Manhattan Project

500

Which two battles broke the momentum of Axis advantages?

El Alamein and Stalingrad

500

What did the Fair Employment Practices Committee do? (FEPC)

made sure qualified workers were hired regardless of race or color

500

Who was Omar Bradley?

Led the allied invasion of D-Day?

500

List the people involved with the Manhattan Project

Leslie Groves, Oppenheimer, Albert Einstein

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