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What people were affected during this time?
women, blacks, and Japanese-Americans
What did the Jews have to wear on their clothes?
a yellow David star
What was the name of the ship that transported the Jews?
Motorschiff St. Louis
Who had more power? Germany or Allied Powers?
Germany
Who was the attack for
Japan
Who was put into camps?
Japanese-Americans
What people were targeted during the Holocaust?
Jews, Roma, and Gypsies
Did Cuba take in all the Jews?
No, they didn't allow Jews without proper identification in and they had the whole ship trun around
What beach did the Americans lose path on?
The Utah beach
What country got bombed?
Hiroshima
Were African Americans treated respectively in war. If not, how? If yes,how?
No, they were not rewarded medals or seen as soldiers to the Americans.
What was the attack named, when the Nazis broke shop windows?
Kristallnacht ("Night of Broken Glass")
Why didn't America allow Jews to come in?
What was the bloodiest beach put of all of them?Why?
Omaha. Around 4,700 American soldiers died
Were they proud of their decision?Why?
No, because one of them said "what have we done!"
Who expressed how the African-Americans felt?
C.L.R. James
What were the top three concentration camps?
Auschwitz,Treblinka, and Ebensee
What group planned on helping the Jews?
War Refugee Board
What is the name of the cliff they climbed?
Pointe Du Hoc
How much money did they spend on the bombs?
What jobs did women, African-Americans, and Japanese-Americans take?
Women took the dangerous jobs that men left behind. African-Americans mainly went to war. Japanese-American worked in the camps they were put in.
How many people died in one month because of violence?
99 people
What country had Jews deported and how many?
Hungary and around 400,000 were deported.
Who made the decision of saying something before things got worse on Omaha?
Colonel George Taylor
List three reasons why they did it?
1. Pearl Harbor attack 2. Japan to surrender 3. To get power